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Why crowd-based capitalism is now rapidly outpacing industrial capitalism
Distributed platforms like Airbnb and DiDi are now outstripping century-old corporate giants with new model of work.
The key to digital transformation: Move customers to the center
The buzz may have died down, but progress on digital transformation continues on pace.
Mixed bag of tech outlooks from Autodesk, Nutanix and Splunk
Enterprise software players delivered a mixed bag of guidance even amid strong quarters overall.
Alexa's latest creepy move: recording a couple's private conversation and sharing it
The incident is the latest to raise questions about the level of privacy consumers can and should expect from devices that are listening to and potentially recording them.
Microsoft, um, joins sprint to perfect chatty machine
Microsoft acquires a startup to boost its goal of delivering "full duplex voice sense" chatbot services.
The next wave of digital assistants: How AI will democratize helpers for the elite
Your digital assistant of the near future is going to save you a ton of time and keep you from dropping the ball on important things in your life and work.
Hiring kit: IT audit director
Security measures and other IT controls don’t work unless they’re implemented consistently, predictably, and with integrity. The IT audit director develops and schedules internal audits to measure and...
Microsoft continues to tweak Edge in new Windows 10 'Redstone 5' test build
Microsoft is making changes to its Edge browser, underlying networking stack and memory-utilization components of its next Windows 10 feature update with build 17677.
How AI and robots are about to augment and accelerate human beings
While a lot of fear is centered around the coming of AI and robots, they are also going to have a massively positive impact on a lot of people.
Apple knew about the iPhone 6 'Bendgate' problem
Released court documents show that while Apple publicly denied the existence of "Bendgate," the company's own internal testing showed that the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were far more susceptible to damage from bending than previous models.
From Japan, a typewriter in your pocket
The Pomera DM30 is a distraction-free word processor that goes 20 hours on a pair of AAs. However, this latest generation of a decade-old product line must make more English concessions as it heads to the US market via Kickstarter.
