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A $2,000 iPhone? Don't roll your eyes, it can happen
With Samsung pushing the envelope on the price of flagship smartphones with its $1,250 512GB Galaxy Note 9, it's only a matter of time before we have a $2,000 iPhone.
Rejoice Mac mini pro fans: Apple hasn't forgotten you
Apple will reportedly launch a Mac mini aimed at developers and the server set. Tech pros like David Gewirtz will be stoked.
Microsoft to rev its 'Microsoft 365' marketing machine with a new roadmap
Microsoft is replacing its Windows 10 business and Office 365 roadmaps with a new combined Microsoft 365 roadmap as of mid-September 2018.
9 Best VR headsets you can buy right now
Consumer VR officially arrived two years ago, but now the immersive tech is officially worth a look.
How to avoid getting your programs wrongly flagged by Windows Defender ATP
Microsoft details some of the ways Windows Defender ATP analyses files and software.
Will social commerce ever replace e-commerce?
With native transactions happening on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and other platforms, how can e-commerce sites step up and avoid the threat from social commerce?
macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders
macOS Mojave offers security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. This ebook runs through the highlights and business benefits of Apple’s latest desktop operating system....
Facebook, NYU aim to use AI to speed up MRI scans
By using less data, the fastMRI project aims to produce reliable scans up to 10x faster than today.
iOS 12 beta: What's the performance and stability like?
iOS 12 is a few weeks away from release, so how is the beta shaping up in terms of performance and stability?
Nvidia debuts GeForce RTX gaming cards starting at $499
The GeForce RTX cards are powered by Nvidia's new Turing architecture, with real-time ray tracing and AI-enabled graphics.
Microsoft delivers promised end- to-end Skype encryption option
Microsoft has enabled end-to-end encrypted Private Conversations for all Skype consumer customers on Windows desktops, iOS, Mac, Android and Linux.
