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Google intends to appeal €50 million European GDPR fine
Google was issued first massive fine imposed by breaking GDPR rules by French authorities.
AWS WorkLink to streamline secure enterprise network access through mobile
The solution is designed to eradicate the need for custom browsers or VPNs.
Millennials demand more social media engagement in exchange for loyalty
Social media is at the crossroads of customer experience and customer satisfaction –- and all businesses need to have a strong social presence. But how loyal are millennials?
New ransomware poses as games and software to trick you into downloading it
Potent new ransomware appears to be written by experienced cyber criminals and displays some of the same abilities as some of the most powerful families around.
Department of Human Services seeks off-the-shelf 'innovation' platform
To be hosted either externally or internally.
Cisco discloses arbitrary execution in SD-WAN Solution and Webex
Networking giant reveals 23 security issues hitting products including SD-WAN Solution, Webex, and small business routers.
Feature comparison: CRM software and services
Choosing a CRM solution requires strategy, thoughtful consideration, and more than a little research. These guidelines and comparison tool provide a customizable framework your business can use to find...
WhatsApp caps message forwarding to five instances to fight fake news
WhatsApp users will only be able to forward messages up to five times after the new update rollout.
LG to unveil first 5G smartphone with Snapdragon 855 at MWC
LG's yet-to-be-named first 5G smartphone will be unveiled on February 24th at Mobile World Congress, sporting a Snapdragon 855 processor, a vapor chamber, and a 4,000 mAh battery.
As the PC market continues to shrink slowly, guess which OEMs are still thriving?
The worldwide PC market has been flat for the past few years, but that hasn't been true for every OEM. A closer look at two years' worth of statistics from IDC shows that three companies have been doing significantly better than the rest.
US Senators fear Chinese-made metro rail cars could be used for surveillance
US Senators want Washington Metro to block a Chinese state-owned company from providing subway cars.
