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Apple upgrades older iPhones to bypass sales ban in Germany
Apple has ditched Intel modems and switched over to Qualcomm hardware in the German market in order to bring to an end last year's ban following a patent infringement ruling.
Microsoft just made Windows 10 updates a little easier to understand
Microsoft once again changes definitions of Windows 10 updates, but it should make life simpler.
Tableau tangos with the enterprise
Beyond the headlines of the new natural language query, Tableau is diving deeper into data management in this release, dancing in territory addressed by partners. And while we’re talking natural language query, what about voice?
Facebook tackles developer databases leaking at least one million user records
The external databases were used by Android app developers who harvested and stored user data.
Two cybersecurity myths putting your business at risk from hackers
The wrong attitudes towards risk and complexity could leave you open to attack.
Finland testing AI assistant to help citizens navigate the public administration
People in Finland are being shown the public and private services that could benefit them most in an ambitious AI trial.
Kubernetes: A guide for IT pros and business leaders
Kubernetes enables the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. This ebook explains why the ecosystem matters, ways to take advantage of it, and how it may contribute to the future...
Weird but super useful gadgets
I seem to be someone who buys things on the off chance that they will be useful at some point down the road. Thile there are many times when it doesn't feel like this pays off, some of the weird gadgets that I've picked up ended up being super useful, and have become part of the kit I use.
Opera desktop browser gets a new look, dark theme gets darker
Opera shuffles around buttons in its forthcoming release with re-design inspired by photography.
Microsoft removes eight cryptojacking apps from official store
Eight Windows 10 apps removed from the Microsoft Store after getting caught mining Monero behind users' backs.
Samsung's foldable smartphone: I want one, but no clue what to do with it
Samsung's likely tease of a foldable device will highlight something well beyond vaporware, but the use cases remain a bit of a mystery. Maybe it won't matter.
