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Programming language Julia version 1.5 is out: Lots of new features, better performance
Julia programming language gets a new default package manager and easier bug reporting.
Unmade: The UK’s 5G reversal splits the global telecom supply chain
The alliance in global engineering is suspended, probably permanently. What countries and telcos call “5G” will be whatever comes to fruition now. Depending on whom you ask, this is either catastrophic or just fine.
Contact tracing: Scotland will launch its own app this autumn
Scotland is working with the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland to develop its own contact-tracing technology.
Hasura introduces a GraphQL-based data virtualization cloud
GraphQL, the “little JSON data interface that could,” has now attracted a company to build a data virtualization service around it.
Back to school: Gear for teachers who want to up their online game
Great online teaching doesn't require huge gear expense. In this guide, we'll take you through some of our gear recommendations, some budget tips, and the ultimate secret of online teaching: It's still the teacher that makes the learning work.
Microsoft Surface Book 3, Lenovo ThinkBook Plus, OnePlus Nord, Huawei P40 Pro+, and more: ZDNet's reviews round-up
From Microsoft's heavyweight Surface Book 3 to the great-value OnePlus Nord and the latest wireless earbuds, here's the hardware we tested in July.
Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event: How to watch the Note 20 and Z Fold 2 announcement
Samsung plans to announce five new Galaxy devices on Aug. 5, and the Galaxy Note 20 should be one of them. Here's how to watch.
HPE CEO Antonio Neri on growth, as-a-service, edge, and returning to offices
In a wide-ranging chat, HPE CEO Antonio Neri talks with ZDNet's Larry Dignan about what the IT demand picture looks like since the company reported earnings in May 2020 and the company's Discover virtual conference.
Remote construction tool gets boost as pandemic rages
Pandemic continues to spur rapid technology adoption and investment in construction.
Hidden iOS 13.6 feature lets you take control over updates
iOS 13.6 rolls out a new feature that allows you to control how updates are applied.
Psychological targeting: Smartphone usage data can predict user's personality type
Research shows that smartphone usage patterns can reveal four of the five key personality traits.
HPE CEO Neri seeing steady demand as enterprise customers shift priorities
HPE has been able to recover its supply chain and has been able to work through the backlog from last quarter. HPE is also opening offices around the world.
Windows 10 2004: New update fixes all these problems, says Microsoft
Microsoft chips away at the issues causing it to block the Windows 10 May 2020 update for some PCs.
Is your power bank draining mysteriously? This could be why
The other day a reader came to me with a mystery. A power bank that was mysteriously draining. Was the power bank broken? Was it ghosts? Or, was it something else?
Troubleshoot and fix your iPhone iOS 13.6 battery problems
Does it feel like your iPhone's battery is draining fast since installing iOS 13.6? Or perhaps has it been bad for some time now? Here are some hints and tips for troubleshooting the problem.
2gether hacked: €1.2m in cryptocurrency stolen, native tokens offered in exchange
Almost a third of funds stored in cryptocurrency investment accounts have been taken.
Singapore looks to power esports gameplay with new trade body
Singapore Games Association has been set up to develop and drive a "sustainable" games and esports ecosystem in the country, which is expected to have a video games market worth $130 million this year.
Entry into Singapore gets you mandatory quarantine, monitoring device
Anyone entering the country has to serve a 14-day stay-home order and those doing so at their place of residence will soon need to wear an electronic monitoring device, as local authorities move to ensure compliance to stem any potential COVID-19 spread.
