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Czech hospital hit by cyberattack while in the midst of a COVID-19 outbreak
One of the Czech Republic's biggest COVID-19 testing laboratories hit by mysterious cyberattack.
Amazon announces four new projects to make its data centers greener
The e-tailer reiterated its commitment to fighting climate change with renewable energy initiatives to launch worldwide.
How technology helps Scrub Daddy integrate with large retailers
Scrub Daddy CEO Aaron Krause talks about how his company built out on SAP after appearing on Shark Tank to better integrate with the large retailers that drive sales of his smiley sponges.
Coronavirus cancellations: Apple says WWDC 2020 will be online-only event
Apple's annual developer conference is one of many tech events that have been canceled, postponed, or changed this year.
Coronavirus tech conference cancellations list: Apple WWDC, Microsoft Build, E3, NAB, Gartner, Dell World and more
As the COVID-19 outbreak spreads, tech conferences are being canceled, postponed, or turned into virtual events. Tech companies are also restricting employee travel.
TripIt is giving away six months of its Pro service through the end of March
Most of us probably won't be traveling anytime soon, but once things start to get back to normal, traveling will surely be stressful.
This cable could stop you damaging your iPhone or iPad
Want all the convenience of the old Mac MagSafe breakaway connector for your iPhone or iPad? No problem. But it does have one drawback.
Facebook and Twitter remove network of Russian-backed troll accounts
The social media platforms found a campaign operating in Ghana and Nigeria, but overseen in Russia, and targeting a US audience.
A sad Google employee laments how COVID-19 coronavirus is ruining his work
Some tech employees may not have the life skills to deal with working from home. Poor things.
Decades of biology go into Google’s work on COVID-19 coronavirus
Tiernan Ray explains that Google trained a deep learning AI network to figure out the possible structure of some proteins that may play a role in COVID-19, but it was only possible by leveraging decades of government-backed fundamental biological science.
