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Eftpos gears up to pilot QR code payments system in 2021
QR code is one of five technology focus areas for the debit card payments company over the next two years.
Most businesses are tracking customers yet don’t tell them
Apple is cracking down on apps that track users without their permission, but a new survey shows this type of consumer data privacy abuse is also happening within the enterprise tech space.
Apple's 13-inch M1 MacBook Pro: An enterprise buyer's review
The new M1 Macs are a future-proof investment and deserve serious consideration by early adopters and Apple shops looking to modernize their computing.
Cloud providers compute a greener future
Microsoft's joining of The Climate Pledge aligns the two biggest cloud computing providers at a time when cloud demand has skyrocketed and will only continue to grow.
COVID data tracking: Best dashboards and other tools parsing cases, hospitalizations, and more
These live dashboards pull data from sources like the World Health Organization to show all confirmed and suspected cases of coronavirus, along with recoveries and deaths.
Best office chairs: Upgrade your home office ergonomics
The very best office chairs for under $200, as well as the top office chairs for back pain, posture, gaming, and so on. Most of them are available to buy right now from Amazon.
Algorithms mess with our human rights. We need laws to stop them
Daphne Leprince-Ringuet explains that AI systems are not an ethics issue but a fundamental human rights issue. To keep them under control will require better laws.
IoT solutions power safe, speedy and cold COVID-19 vaccine delivery
Advances in Internet of Things technologies make it possible to monitor temperatures of vaccine shipments in transit and can greatly improve public confidence that vaccines are safe and effective.
Partial Gmail outage resolved: Users reported a variety of problems Tuesday
UPDATE: Reports were pouring in of a variety of Gmail problems. The issues have been fixed.
Quantum computing: Strings of ultracold atoms reveal the surprising behavior of quantum particles
Atoms brought down to freezing temperatures and exposed to a magnetic field showed interesting patterns of behavior, according to MIT scientists.
