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Huawei Y6s, hands on: A budget big-screen phone, but speed is an issue
Despite its low price and support for Google Mobile Services, jerky scrolling and delays following screen presses on the Huawei Y6s might prove a deal-breaker for many buyers.
To bring Kubernetes to the edge, Rancher 2.4 scales up cluster support
The latest release of the popular Kubernetes management platform offers architectural support for one million clusters.
Starting from scratch with enterprise software
Tonya Hall talks with Jason Hart, CEO of Fresh Security, to learn more about his new company and the steps taken to overcome challenges that come with starting from scratch.
Adobe adds new capabilities to Experience League learning program
The new features are meant to help organizations encourage their employees to learn new skills, connect, and maintain productivity.
Fitbit announces Charge 4 with GPS, Spotify control, and Active Zone Minutes
In addition to it's latest new band form factor hardware, Fitbit introduces a new standard with extra content in Fitbit Premium. New users will also experience an extended 90-day free trial of Premium to help you through today's tough times.
MariaDB SkySQL managed cloud goes live on Google Cloud
A year in the making, MariaDB unveiled its managed DBaaS service on GCP and is differentiating with the familiar script of richer features and most up to date versions.
Developer jobs: These are the countries where you'll get paid the most
But the best-paid developers aren't the happiest ones, and flexible working is ranked higher than salary by software engineers.
Microsoft: Chrome, Edge, Word and Outlook get this free Editor AI grammar assistant
Microsoft's Editor assistant promises to automatically clean up grammar mistakes and spot plagiarism.
Hidden features: Apple's discoverability problem
What good are a bunch of cool features if people can't find them? Apple has buried hundreds of thoughtful and useful features beneath its supposedly intuitive interface. They must know it, so why don't they fix it?
Make Apache Cassandra great again: DataStax going cloud, Kubernetes, open source, and multi-model
Actions and words, code and advocacy. DataStax is changing strategy, re-engaging with the Apache Cassandra open source community, and releasing some interesting technical advancements while at it, too
