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Phishing alert: Watch out for these 12 email subject lines
Analysis of over 360,000 phishing emails reveals some common themes in phoney emails sent to businesses. Don't get caught out by these ones.
FTC asks broadband providers to disclose how they collect user data
The FTC wants to know what user data broadband ISPs are collecting about their customers, and how they're doing it.
Apple has mixed outing in US ITC hearings over Qualcomm's patents
Hours after a US ITC judge recommended a limited import ban on the iPhone over a Qualcomm patent, the agency said a battery-saving patent is invalid.
Swift, Apple's language of choice, gets a major refresh
With all the other Apple news, you may have missed that Apple released the latest version of its Swift programming language: Swift 5.0
Top dark web marketplace will shut down next month
Dream Market admins say the site will shut down on April 30, 2019.
Microsoft's Azure Stack HCI: A new option for running virtualized apps that connect to Azure
Microsoft is giving customers a new way to run their virtualized workloads on-premises while connecting to Azure.
Managing AI and ML in the enterprise 2019: Tech leaders expect more difficulty than previous IT projects
Emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) projects are well underway but concerns remain for CXOs regarding these initiatives. To better understand how enterprises...
UPS, Matternet launch drone healthcare delivery service
A drone can make a trip from a clinic to a lab in 3 minutes and 15 seconds, while a car can take up to 30 minutes.
5G security: Europe worries about backdoors into its networks
Europe wants tighter security around 5G networks. But if the US was hoping for a ban on Huawei, it will be disappointed.
Microsoft to talk more about Surface Hub 2S at April event
Microsoft is getting closer to launching the first wave of its new Surface Hub 2 devices. More details should be forthcoming at an April 17 event in New York City.
Google's latest fine by the EU brings total bill to €8 billion
Europe hits Google with another fine. The firm will have to pay €1.49 billion, more than one percent of its turnover, for breaching antitrust rules.
