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Death of the keyboard? Let's ask Alexa
Wishful thinking, maybe, but according to a recent survey there's broad support for voice technology over tactile interfaces.
The rise of voice technology
TechRepublic's Karen Roby and ZDNet's Greg Nichols talk about a recent survey that finds a surprising number of consumers believe that keyboards are on a downward spiral and voice technology is looking to claim its spot.
Facebook is making an Alexa rival for its Portal and Oculus hardware
Facebook is building its own AI-powered voice assistant to go with its new and future hardware.
Google Chrome to get a Reader Mode
Feature already active in Chrome Canary distributions. Here's how to enable it.
Cisco: These are the flaws DNS hijackers are using in their attacks
Sophisticated hacking group taps wide set of vulnerabilities as part of their global hacking spree.
Technology in sport: Inside the stadium of the future
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club wants fans to think of its new state-of-the-art stadium as a destination first and a sports ground second.
VPN usage policy
As more and more users work from remote locations, the need for secure access to networks, systems, and data continues to grow. This policy provides guidelines to help IT ensure that VPNs are properly...
Why the UK's porn block will backfire spectacularly
Opinion: Censorship won't stop teens from bypassing age checks and will only show up the lawmakers behind the changes.
Smart speakers are slowly replacing tablets at home
Tablet sales are in gradual decline as smart speakers continue to rocket ahead, according to analyst predictions.
Why it's time for the tech industry to take gender diversity seriously
The tech industry is still doing too little to make gender diversity a priority. That needs to change, says Booking.com.
Galaxy Fold screens breaking after a day: Who is to blame?
Reports that Galaxy Fold review units were breaking after a day or so of use isn't good for Samsung. But who is to blame?
