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Apple says goodbye to Adobe Flash in Safari Technology Preview
Apple on Wednesday took the next step in pulling the plug on the once-prolific Adobe Flash.
Microsoft starts rolling out developer tools for its dual-screen Surface Duo Android phone
Microsoft is starting to roll out developer kits and emulators for both Android and 10X developers who want to build for coming dual-screen devices, starting with its own.
Is Sonos wrong for dropping support for older hardware?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes says audiophiles are discovering that high tech speakers are prone to the same issues of longevity as other tech devices.
MongoDB GraphQL release points to broader revamp of serverless platform
With support of the GraphQL lightweight query language entering preview, MongoDB is taking the next step toward a broader evolution of its serverless application cloud platform with a nod to mobile and web apps.
Tech in the classroom? Microsoft says AI and VR could help future students focus better
According to Microsoft, hybrid intelligence is the key to enhance student performance in schools.
ServiceNow buys Loom Systems to extend AIOps capabilities
Loom Systems offers an AIOps-powered log analytics platform named Sophie that aims to predict and prevent problems in the digital business.
VanTop Moment 6S action camera hands-on: Image stabilization delivers great videos
VanTop Moment 6S action camera is a nice camera with all the accessories and fixings for a variety of activities. It's a low-cost camera to suit your budget.
Microsoft to launch its first cloud region in Israel in 2021
Microsoft now has 56 announced cloud regions, as of its latest addition, Israel, which is coming online next year.
Microsoft to forcibly install Bing search extension in Chrome for Office 365 ProPlus users
Microsoft will change the default search engine in Chrome from Google to Bing for its Office 365 ProPlus customers starting mid-February.
When Sonos must sunset: Old ZonePlayers will stop getting updates
The networked audio company is keeping consumer options open as it wrestles with the duality of being a smart products company and a home audio company.
