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What's in an IT pro's toolbox?
Gone are the days of being able to make do with a screwdriver, a pair of pliers, and some sticky tape. If you're in the business of repairing PCs, smartphones, or tablets, then you need the right tools to help you get the job done in a fast, efficient, and safe way.
Alas, poor Lotus/IBM Notes, we knew ye well
Lotus (and then IBM) Notes was way ahead of its time -- it was enterprise software before enterprise software was cool. As ownership transfers to HCL, we reflect back on all Notes meant to a generation of IT professionals.
2018 technology trends that will matter a decade from now
Here's the year in review viewed through a lens of long-term staying power. What'll matter in 2028? Let's find out.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9: The best smartphone of 2018 continues to impress
A lot of smartphones pass through the hands of ZDNet reviewers and a few stand out from the masses. The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 remains active on a regular basis and continues to confirm its greatness.
Microsoft confirms that Chrome extensions will run on new Edge browser
Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser could close the extension gap.
Google's massive expansion plan: Its own village with up to 8,000 homes
Google reveals plans for a huge development in Mountain View, California, to bring its employees closer to work.
Telephone interview cheat sheet: Web developer
Phone interviews can save time and speed up the hiring process. This cheat sheet will make it easy to ask both general and job-specific questions, allowing you to compare candidates for the web developer...
The challenges of creating a VR space
David Whelan, founder and CEO of Immersive VR Education, talks with Tonya Hall about the challenges of building a VR space for Apollo 11 and The Titanic.
The NHS was just banned from buying any more fax machines ever
Fax no more: NHS ordered to replace paper-based communications with secure email.
These hackers are using Android surveillance malware to target opponents of the Syrian government
SilverHawk hacking campaign uses fake versions of secure messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram to plant spyware on devices.
Why working with Intel is helping Delair's drones fly into new markets
French company Delair is shifting deeper into managing drones and the data they produce.
