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How to better understand humanity
Amber Case, author and research fellow at the Institute for the Future, sits down with Tonya Hall to discuss the pace of change and how we can better understand humanity through different studies.
iOS 13 and iPadOS: Will your iPhone or iPad run it?
Will your existing iPhone or iPad run the new iOS 13 and iPadOS upgrades, out this fall, or is it the end of the line for your expensive Apple device?
Mac: Must-have apps and utilities
Here are some of the best performance, security, and productivity apps and utilities for you Mac.
Slack resets passwords for 1% of its users because of 2015 hack
Company said it received a batch of compromised credentials related to the 2015 hack via its bug bounty program.
No love lost between security specialists and developers
GitLab finds 68% of security professionals feel that less than half of developers can spot security vulnerabilities, but most people feel it's a programmer's job to write secure code.
Is Apple cutting corners in order to cut prices?
The storage drive in the new MacBook Air is significantly slower than the earlier model. ZDNet's Adrian Kingsley-Hughes and TechRepublic's Karen Roby discuss why, and will customers notice?
Slack to reset passwords for tens of thousands of users
Slack says passwords compromised in malware infections and past breaches at other companies.
This is how much email scammers are now costing businesses every month
Business email compromise fraud takes a massive toll, and it's not just bogus CEO emails you need to watch out for.
US chipmaker Qualcomm fined €242 million by Europe
Qualcomm sold products below cost to Huawei and ZTE, with the aim of forcing its competitor Icera out of the market, the EC has ruled.
Digital transformation: How one bank is using AI, big data and chatbots to create new services
Two key executives at banking giant NatWest explain how the firm tests and launches innovative services that meet fast-changing customer expectations.
