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Verizon bringing 5G to Indianapolis
Verizon says it will be the first in the US to offer 5G services, with the carrier adding Indianapolis to its rollout alongside Sacramento, Los Angeles, and Houston.
Sprint and LG announce 5G phone for 2019
LG has announced that it will partner with Sprint's networking experts to design a 5G smartphone, with plans to launch the device in the first half of 2019.
Microsoft quietly makes 'Your Phone' Android app available to mainstream Windows 10 users
Microsoft is rolling out its 'My Phone' app for Windows 10 more broadly. There are also new Insider test builds of its 'Redstone 5' Windows client and Server and Patch Tuesday fixes for many Win 10 variants.
Ten useful iPhone apps you didn't know you needed
With millions of iPhone apps, how do you know which will be useful? We've identified 10 apps that you may not be able to live without.
CIOs: Transform your teams if you want to deliver winning IoT products
What are the keys to being an IoT product leader? Forrester offers four steps.
PTC courts security researchers to find IoT vulnerabilities
PTC adopts a shared responsibility model to security as it aims to shore up its ThingWorx ecosystem and court researchers looking into IoT.
macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders
macOS Mojave offers security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. This ebook runs through the highlights and business benefits of Apple’s latest desktop operating system....
Beyond Spectre: Foreshadow, a new Intel security problem
Researchers have broken Intel's Software Guard Extensions, System Management Mode, and x86-based virtual machines.
Top 10 iPhone and Android accessories
If you have an iPhone or Android smartphone, you need to take a look at these accessories, which are the best I've tested so far this year.
StarVR debuts eye-tracking VR headset for enterprise use
Competition to build headsets for businesses heats up, but does the enterprise need its own AR/VR hardware?
HPE to build supercomputer for federal renewable energy research
The supercomputer, dubbed "Eagle," was designed for the US government's only lab dedicated completely to energy efficiency and renewable energy.
