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Windows 10 October 2018 Update finally shifts to automatic rollout
Microsoft will now be offering the Windows 10 October 2018 Update, 1809, to select devices in phases.
Apple loses appeal in FaceTime lawsuit, must pay VirnetX $440 million
Interest and other costs are mounting but Apple is still unwilling to capitulate.
BlackBerry KEY2 LE review: Retro productivity with modern security and an affordable price
BlackBerry Mobile continues to roll out phones with QWERTY keyboards. The KEY2 LE is more affordable than the KEY2 while making minor changes that don't compromise productivity.
Zix acquires AppRiver in $275 million deal
It seems like 2019 is the year to purchase cloud security companies.
Revolut’s clumsy automated FinTech bank compliance results in frozen accounts and lack of customer service
The hand off of perceived account irregularities from Revolut’s AI driven compliance systems and algorithms to support and partners is when the painful account freeze ups appear to start, and customers are suffering
Microsoft promises $500m to fix Greater Seattle's housing affordability 'crisis'
The $500 million commitment will be used for loans and grants to accelerate the construction of more affordable housing across the region.
How to launch a successful developer career
If you’re hoping to jump into the field of software development, this ebook is a good place to start. It offers information on current salaries, key skills, and which programming languages will help you...
Telstra turns to SDN for speedy intra-Asia subsea cable switcheroo
Australia telco claims its new rapid restoration service will reduce outages on subsea cables to under 30 minutes.
Bipartisan Bill introduced to ban sale of US tech to Huawei and ZTE
US lawmakers introduce bipartisan Bill that, if passed, would ban the export of US chips and other components to the two Chinese tech companies.
Amazon Web Services launches fully-managed AWS Backup
The new service offers centralised backup in the cloud and on-premises.
MIT lets AI "synthesize" computer programs to aid data scientists
MIT researchers used Bayesian inference, a form of AI, to make computer programs write new programs designed especially for data analysis. The premise is to ease the burden for data scientists who aren't also AI experts themselves.
