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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 officially on sale in South Korea, backed by 1.3m pre-orders
Only the 5G versions of the Galaxy Note 10 devices are currently being sold in South Korea.
Fitbit and Singapore to team up on 'smart nation' health project
It is the company's first major integration of its software and technology into a national public health program globally.
Vocus network services and New Zealand covering for retail declines for FY19
Revenue flat for the full year, while EBITDA declined 3%, and net profit fell 44%.
Oracle wants to remove barriers to the cloud with Microsoft partnership
In a bid to make it easier for companies to adopt a hybrid approach to their workloads.
AWS launches job placement program for Australian veterans
For the first time, AWS will run its Educate for Veterans cloud-learning program outside of the United States.
Coates Hire preps for the future with three-day Azure shift
The company underwent a three-day cloud transition to Microsoft Azure, aimed at cutting costs and preparing for future transformation with a vision to include machine learning and the Internet of Things.
A botnet has been cannibalizing other hackers' web shells for more than a year
Neutrino botnet is hijacking servers by taking over other hackers' PHP and Java web shells.
Pure Storage's mixed bag: Q2 better than expected, Q3 outlook cut and CFO departs
Pure Storage delivered a mixed bag of earnings news as it becomes the latest storage vendor to hit turbulence.
Splunk acquires SignalFx for $1.05 billion
The company announced the deal along with its second quarter financial results, which topped estimates.
The perfect phone: 9 features I'm dreaming of
If I could create my dream phone, this is what it would include.
Nvidia Rapids cuGraph: Making graph analysis ubiquitous
A new open-source library by Nvidia could be the secret ingredient to advancing analytics and making graph databases faster. The key: parallel processing on Nvidia GPUs.
Dell releases latest Linux developer laptop with Comet Lake CPU
Dell's dedicated laptop for open-source programmers sees a new release featuring Intel's hot new laptop CPU: Comet Lake.
iOS 12.4: Make the most of it with these tips
Here's a compilation of the best iOS features.
Cerebras CEO talks about the big implications for machine learning in company’s big chip
Silicon Valley startup Cerebras Systems on Monday unveiled the world's largest chip, designed especially for AI. Cerebras CEO and co-founder Andrew Feldman talks with ZDNet about some of the implications for training of deep learning networks.
Shame about SHA-2: Symantec flunks basic programming
Some Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 users find updates blocked because the anti-virus maker can't manage to make basic coding tweaks in timely fashion.
Hotspot Shield review: Here's a VPN that actually lives up to its hype
It's rare that we're surprised by a product. Over-the-top hype in a superheated market is usually just that, hype. But Hotspot Shield actually lived up to the hype. Our independent performance tests confirmed the company's claims.
With Chromium-based Edge, has Microsoft finally found a viable browser strategy?
For more than a decade, Microsoft’s browser developers have been wandering in the wilderness. Will the move to an open-source engine and a renewed focus on privacy finally bring Edge into the mainstream?
Quantum-safe cryptography available now
Tonya Hall and Dr. Vadim Lyubashevsky, cryptography researcher at IBM's Zurich research laboratory, talk about the process of quantum computers that are building quantum-safe encryption.
