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Building racial and social equity into mobility: What can Ford do about it?
As Ford deploys new autonomous technologies and as-a-service business models, the auto company says it will stand out for working closely with communities to build a more equitable transportation system.
The Knowledge Graph expands as discipline’s conference spreads its wings
What began in 2019 as a two-day gathering in a ballroom has turned into a global event for those in love with graphing relationships.
Would you install iPhone apps from a third-party iOS store?
There's pressure on Apple to allow iPhone and iPad users to have access to third-party app stores. But is there a demand?
Cybersecurity warning: Russian hackers are targeting these vulnerabilities, so patch now
Attackers working on behalf of Russian Intelligence have updated their attack techniques, warns a joint alert from the US and UK.
Microsoft drops Windows 10X before it ever launched
Windows 10X is likely not ever coming to market. Instead, Microsoft is putting its efforts into the 'new Windows' it is building around the 'Sun Valley' interface, according to a new report.
When you're serious about working from home, you need a home server
With so many cloud storage options, why would you consider a home server? It turns out there are some surprising pitfalls to relying solely on cloud storage, especially if you're working or running a business from home.
The best places to sell or trade-in your old phone, computer, and other tech gear
Looking for extra cash to finance your next shiny new tech purchase? We've gathered all the most convenient options for getting a good price on your unwanted devices.
FlexiSpot Bamboo EN1 review: Affordable electric standing desk with stand interval reminders
Working from home or working for long hours in an office can wear on you so changing up the scenery a bit with an electric standing desk is a good way to initiate movement. Over the past year of the pandemic, I've come to realize standing desks are perfect for me.
Google takes selling Pixel phones to a hilarious new level (but the joke's on Google)
Google is trying harder and harder to make you love Pixel phones. Its latest effort is amusing, but not completely in the way Google intended.
Mars helicopter is doing so well that NASA gave it an extra month of flying
Tonya Hall talks to Teddy Tzanetos, the deputy operations lead for the Ingenuity helicopter, about the four flights already performed in Mars and what's next for the device.
Data integrity vendor Precisely to acquire data management player Infogix
Precisely announces agreement to add data management vendor Infogix to its collection of acquisitions, already including data quality player Trillium Software and data enrichment specialist Pitney Bowes Software and Data. ZDNet spoke to Precisely execs to get some color and insight.
