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Cisco to acquire Socio Labs for livestreaming large events
With its latest acquisition, Cisco aims to make Webex Events better suited for large-scale "hybrid" events that combine in-person and virtual attendance.
The best Android apps for power users in 2021: Track data usage, test connections, and more
Are you an Android user that uses a lot of data every month? Here are four apps you need to install.
Oracle announces in-game ad measurement technology in new CX portfolio update
Oracle also announced updates within Oracle Subscription Management that aim to help companies increase customer satisfaction and improve retention and renewal.
The best sports watch in 2021
Ready to gain a better insight to your personal data during a lift, run, or swim, but not sure which sports watch is the best? ZDNet's Matt Miller walks you through the best sport watches available in 2021.
Microsoft is shutting down its Azure Blockchain Service
Six years after its initial launch, Microsoft's Azure Blockhain as a Service is going to be shut down this September.
How to Plan for Running Your Own Servers
Despite the hype about the cloud, there are good reasons and important considerations for running your own server in your office.
Don't count on an Apple Silicon Mac Pro this WWDC
With WWDC less than a month away, we're sure to see new OS versions, but what about Apple Silicon? Let's take some educated guesses -- aka, wild speculation -- on what Apple might have in store.
VMware names Raghu Raghuram as its new CEO
The virtualization company has been vetting CEO candidates since the departure of Pat Gelsinger in January.
Russia must do more to tackle cyber criminals operating from within its borders, says UK
Russian authorities must do more to prosecute gangs, not shield them, says UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab.
Wix: Strong Q1, growth accelerating as SMB ramp digital efforts
For the first quarter, Wix reported revenue of $304.1 million, up 41% from a year ago.
The future will be full of robots (but not the ones you think)
Tonya Hall speaks to tech journalist Mike Elgan about Amazon's secret home robot and how the future of robotics probably lies somewhere else.
