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Working from home tech: We review an ultraportable printer and scanner
We look at a portable printer and portable scanner that would have been ideal for the coffee shop, but will also fit nicely in a small cubby while working from home, and then pack away easily.
HP launches polypropylene material to bolster industrial applications
A new HP 3D High Reusability Polypropylene (PP) enabled by BASF will bolster production parts in automotive, consumer, industrial and medical industries.
Zebra rolls out MotionWorks Proximity so enterprises can track worker social distancing, COVID-19 contact tracing
Zebra Technologies has added worker tracking functionality via a software update so enterprises can maintain their previous investments.
Cloudera’s Q1 shows COVID-19 is not killing data projects
The headline is that COVID-19 hasn’t stopped Cloudera’s climb back. But the real story is that the pandemic is not prompting enterprises to pull the plug on long-term data projects. What are the implications for enterprise software vendors?
Why the next iPhone will be the 'unofficial start' to 5G
We are still waiting to find out how we will benefit from 5G. A new report says we'll probably soon be using it without even noticing.
Hands on: Testing out USB-C Audio for PC and smartphone
USB audio hardware is becoming cheaper and higher quality. I looked at two devices from Moshi.
Chinese internet company launches own satellite
The age of cheap, private satellites for industry and orgs is upon us.
Cisco's warning: Critical flaw in IOS routers allows 'complete system compromise'
Cisco has delivered updates to address four critical flaws affecting its industrial routers.
Why the iPhone is well placed to weather the coronavirus storm
Android less so. A lot less so.
Samsung boss faces arrest again
This time it's for breaking local capital market laws, including accounting fraud and stock manipulation, in the merger of two key company affiliates.
