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Chinese COVID-19 disinformation campaigns commenced as early as January: Stanford
This culminated in a Chinese government official accusing the US military of starting the outbreak on social media.
LG teases design rendering of next flagship smartphone
It will shed the G moniker that consumers have come to associate with LG's flagship smartphones.
SAP's software licensing took Q1 hit due to COVID-19 pandemic
"Business activity in the first two months of the quarter was healthy. As the impact of the COVID-19 crisis rapidly intensified towards the end of the quarter, a significant amount of new business was postponed," said SAP.
Mozilla goes back to Mitchell Baker as CEO
Chair and interim CEO of Mozilla Mitchell Baker resumes role she left over 12 years ago.
Ombudsman seeks more funding to cope with international production orders Bill
He anticipates the volume of electronic information accessed by Australian law enforcement agencies will increase, and so too will his staff's workload.
Microsoft: Don't expect any Windows 10X devices this calendar year
Microsoft is shifting its Windows focus to reflect the new world where virtualization and single-screen devices are more of a priority than brand-new form factors.
Why this pandemic is particularly dangerous for tech startups
The global pandemic has hit all aspects of the economy, and early-stage companies might struggle to secure funds.
Zoom's fall: Google bans Zoom from staffers' gear
Google follows many others in banning use of the popular but troubled Zoom video-conferencing program.
Samsung announces six Galaxy A-series phones are coming to the US, starting at $110
Samsung's budget-friendly line of phones will begin to launch on April 9, with some models including 5G connectivity.
Work from home policies are not enough
Business leaders must acknowledge the irreplaceable value of employees.
