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AI, MD: Five unexpected ways that artificial intelligence will make your healthcare better
In some areas, artificial intelligence can spot disease just as well as human doctors. But it's not the only way AI could really make a difference to healthcare.
Why Germany thinks Firefox is the most secure browser of all
Germany's BSI tested Firefox, Chrome, IE, and Edge. Firefox was only browser to pass all minimum requirements for mandatory security features.
Orders in an hour? This (non-Bezos) company thinks it has the recipe
Democratizing ultra-fast delivery is the next step for the logistics sector. Robots will make it possible.
Prolific business email scam takedown leads to arrests in Spain
High-value business employees were impersonated to dupe businesses into handing over millions of euros.
Huawei: Easier to bribe telco staff than build backdoors
It requires so much effort to build backdoors into networking equipment that work across different global communications networks and system configurations that it likely is easier and more effective to bribe a telco executive, says Huawei's chief cybersecurity officer.
Mozilla's Firefox 70 is out: Privacy reports reveal whose cookies are tracking you
Mozilla doubles down on privacy to counter confusing online third-party tracking consent forms.
Apple Pay overtakes Starbucks as top mobile payment app
An upgrade cycle for point-of-sale terminals has given Apple Pay and its Android rivals a boost.
Ex-police officer and data breach victim loses court appeal, becomes liable for force’s costs
Despite successfully suing the Met, she may now end up homeless.
Amazon Kindle Oasis 2019, long-term test: A few features short of perfection
The latest top-end e-reader from Amazon offers adjustable backlighting warmth and is a pleasure to use. It would be even better with a case, an audio jack and a USB-C connector.
AI, machine learning to dominate CXO agenda over next 5 years
Gartner has a set of technology predictions through 2024. Are we ready for the AI to augment employees.
