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Apple to issue $50 credit for some iPhone battery replacements
If you paid full price to have your iPhone's battery replaced last year, you might be eligible for a credit.
A robot for grandma?
Case Bennett, chief scientific officer of Raiven Healthcare, explains how socially assistive robots are providing positive benefits to those showing cognitive decline.
Facebook's fake news efforts will fail: Here's why
Facebook has a plan to battle misinformation, but humans love the filter bubble and no algorithm is going to change that fact.
Google overtakes Amazon in smart speaker market in Q1 2018
The worldwide market for smart speakers grew 210 percent year-over-year, according to research from Canalys.
Alcatel 3V US release: $150 gets you a 6-inch 18:9 phone with dual rear cameras
While the Apple iPhone X is priced at $1,000 and other Android flagships hover over $800, Alcatel offers a low-priced alternative that may satisfy most of your needs.
Forty-six percent of Google's SRE principles apply directly to your enterprise -- what about the rest?
Here's what you can learn from Google's Site Reliability Engineering book.
Hiring kit: IT audit director
Security measures and other IT controls don’t work unless they’re implemented consistently, predictably, and with integrity. The IT audit director develops and schedules internal audits to measure and...
Hands-on with the Chuwi Hi9 Air: Fast performance and good battery life
The Hi9 Air from Chuwi is a nice, sleek tablet that runs multiple apps together well, and its 10.1 inch-screen is great for gaming.
Using ML and AI to predict restaurant orders and staffing
James England, SVP at Fourth, discusses using artificial intelligence and machine learning to predict restaurant orders and staffing.
The battle over 5G: What is it, who are the players, and why do we care?
In this important video roundtable, ZDNet’s David Gewirtz, Jason Perlow, Steven Vaughan-Nichols, and Scott Fulton discuss what may well be the future of all telecommunications. Hint: it’s messy.
Why even the best free VPNs are not a risk worth taking
Here's a question. If you're not paying for your VPN service, where is the provider getting the money to run it? The answer might cause you to lose some sleep.
