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Microsoft: If you're on Windows 10 version 1803, you'll be automatically upgraded
Windows 10 version 1803 got its final set of security patches on Tuesday.
Autonomous robots serving dorm delivery munchies on campus
College campuses have become a front line in the autonomous vehicle delivery wars.
Want to discover the knowledge graphs in your enterprise data? Siren just secured $10 Million to help do that
Siren promises the benefits of knowledge graphs, without the hassle of reinventing your existing data management and infrastructure
Reboot the Borg: Like Microsoft, Google needs a government intervention
Can the company internally make the positive changes needed in order to return it to its "don't be evil" past, or will it require a consent decree?
Google releases source code of new on-device machine learning solutions
MobileNetV3 and MobileNetEdgeTPU have been released to the open source community.
Healthcare's big tech challenge: How to move fast without breaking anything
It can be hard to focus on future tech if you're struggling to keep the basic IT necessities in place. Here's how CIOs in the NHS are delivering infrastructure while also starting to think about life-changing innovations.
Facial recognition tech needs immediate regulation, says privacy watchdog
UK's Information Commissioner's Office challenges the interpretation of a court ruling that gave the green light for using facial recognition on the public.
Gaping 'hole' in Qualcomm’s Secure World mobile vault leaked sensitive data
Researchers found a “gaping hole” in what was thought to be an extremely secure area in our mobile devices.
20-pin USB-C magnetic breakaway connector
Miss the old MagSafe connector on the MacBook? Wish you could have a similar connector on your USB-C laptop? You now can, and for under $20.
The $25 accessory every MacBook owner needs
This cheap accessory could save you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars in repairs.
What is a brain-computer interface?
Systems that allow humans to control or communicate with technology using only the electrical signals in the brains or muscles are fast becoming mainstream. Here's what you need to know.
Iranian hacking group built its own VPN network
Security researchers identify APT33's private network of 21 VPN nodes.
Commonwealth Bank begins journey on using data 'the right way'
The aim is to restore customer trust in its brand, and remove a reliance on spreadsheets.
Singapore wants widespread AI use in smart nation drive
With the launch of its national artificial intelligence (AI) strategy, alongside a slew of initiatives, the Singapore government aims to fuel AI adoption to generate economic value and provide a global platform on which to develop and testbed AI applications.
Motorola Razr hands-on: A foldable design that makes so much sense
Motorola’s foldable phone just might be the smartest approach yet.
Yahoo Japan to combine with Line chat app: Report
The SoftBank-backed Yahoo and South Korea's Naver-owned Line would become the dominant mobile payment service provider in Japan if the deal pulls through.
Motorola's Razr makes a comeback, complete with a foldable display
Motorola's new take on its beloved flip phone looks intriguing.
Australia's eSafety says age verification not a panacea for protecting kids from porn
The Office of the eSafety Commissioner said other technological solutions need to be leveraged to ensure online harms are addressed in a holistic, and multi-faceted way.
