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American Library Association blasts LinkedIn for intrusive ToS changes
Library goers will now have to use or sign up for a LinkedIn account when viewing Lynda.com courses at public libraries.
Google improves speech recognition for Contact Center tools
A series of new and improved features for Google's contact center AI should make it easier for developers to build high-quality voice bots and generate more accurate transcriptions.
Retailers are using machine learning to predict which items you’ll return
ZDNet's Tiernan Ray explains that Indian e-commerce startup Myntra, part of Indian retailer Flipkart, has come up with a machine learning approach that can predict when you have items in your online shopping cart that you’re likely to return, and it is experimenting with deterrents such as offering you discounts if you’ll agree not to return those items.
Apple iPhone 11 will have Lightning connector, new camera features, ditch 3D Touch: Report
A new report sheds some light on what we can expect to see from Apple's newest trio of iPhones this fall.
Albania's iconic Pyramid: From dictator's museum to nightclub to tech hub
Tirana's Pyramid building has had quite a journey since it was created to honor Albania's communist dictator.
How 100-year-old firms stay relevant
Many legacy Fortune 500 firms are no longer market leaders because their focus remains on protecting their traditional business in this era of digital transformation
These are the most common types of phishing emails reaching your inbox
One kind of phishing attack is much better at beating security defences than the rest, warns new research.
Oracle: China's internet is designed more like an intranet
China's internet could continue to operate as a national intranet in the case of a cyber-attack or foreign intervention.
A Google exec admits the ugly truth about the smart home
Google has suddenly decided that the smart home needs rebranding. Its solution is such a painful delight.
Apple 15-inch MacBook Pro (2019) review: 8-core power and portability, at a price
Processor and graphics upgrades make this Apple's fastest MacBook Pro yet; and although they're expensive, high-end configurations deliver good value for money.
