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Supreme Court says police need a warrant for historical cell location records
The case was one of the long-awaited privacy legal decisions of the year.
Intel's leadership crisis hits in midst of reorganization
Google founders and top Silicon Valley executives would be out of work if Intel's high standards of employee conduct were applied.
Now Amazon employees rebel: 'End police facial-recognition contracts, ICE support'
Amazonians call on CEO Jeff Bezos to take a moral stand against the sale of its technology to law enforcement.
White House picks new chief to overlook cyber-weapons group
The very existence of the secretive White House group is controversial.
Is your brain an analog or digital device? New research surprises
How the brain represents information has real world impact on how capable we are of dealing with the complexity of reality.
Microsoft's new visual search: Now you can use your phone's camera to search web
Microsoft wants you to use Bing visual search to find things to buy.
End user data backup policy
Data without an associated backup is only as reliable as the system upon which it is stored—and every system has a finite lifespan or may be susceptible to malware or hacking efforts. This policy offers...
Cloud computing: 10 lessons for executives considering a move on-demand
Cloud computing can't fix everything but it can be a key element of business transformation if handled well.
Three-month-old Drupal vulnerability is being used to deploy cryptojacking malware
The update was deemed critical, but users who haven't applied the patch are being targeted by attackers deploying cryptocurrency miners.
BlackBerry Q1 better than expected as revenue mix shifts
BlackBerry's QNX unit fared well and the company IP licensing revenue was up from a year ago.
FileMaker 17, First Take: More accessible, more connected
FileMaker continues its move from database tool to low-code mobile app authoring system and simplifies the number of versions available.
