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Microsoft says Teams is now at 'feature parity' with Skype for Business Online
Microsoft's plan to ultimately replace its Skype for Business Online communications service with Microsoft Teams has achieved a key milestone, company officials say. Not all users agree, though.
Does Amazon need a smartphone to win the smart home battle?
Another run at building a smartphone could help Amazon cement its position.
Facebook and Holocaust denial: How it's become worse over time
This isn't the first time Facebook's apparent acceptance of Holocaust denial has caused problems. The company's attitude has, if anything, become more muddled.
T-Mobile launches narrowband IoT network
T-Mobile's NB-IoT network has launched across the United States, providing coverage to 2.1 million square miles and around 320 million people.
Is This Autonomous Jet Fighter the Future of Air Combat?
Plane is a concept model of a future UK unmanned fighter aircraft known as the Tempest.
European Union hits Google with $5 billion fine over Android antitrust practices
Search giant told to change its practices in 90 days.
The future of IT jobs: A business leader’s guide
AI, big data, cloud computing, and automation are driving the IT job market in new directions. This ebook explores some of the ways IT roles are changing, which skills will be sought after, and how the...
How a solar-powered drone will beam down the internet from 70,000 feet
This unmanned vehicle can be used for surveillance or for beaming broadband down to remote areas.
Cisco patches critical vulnerabilities in Policy Suite
One of the worst security flaws permits attackers to act as root and execute arbitrary code.
Cryptojacking: Coinmining attacks have started to decline
Newly released figures suggest coinmining attacks have started to decline, as some hackers grow impatient with low returns on their investment, which could lead to a rise in more dangerous attacks.
IBM Watson Health extends partnership with US to help vets with cancer
After providing precision oncology care fore more than 2,700 veterans, the Department of Veterans Affairs and IBM are extending their partnership through at least June 2019.
