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HP expands DaaS for Apple across Europe
HP expands the footprint of its IT management services to meet the needs of increasingly mobile and remote workforces.
Telstra blames NBN for H1 profit plummeting by AU$500 million
Telstra gained mobile customers, but lost revenue due to the migration of customers to the NBN.
Intuit says sales of TurboTax software are flat in early tax season update
Intuit also released its second quarter financial results on Thursday.
Americans embrace the smartwatch, thanks to LTE
Rising smartwatch sales suggest this section of the wearables market is gaining mainstream acceptance.
HPE beats Q1 earnings estimates with growth in "intelligent edge"
Shares were up in after-hours trading, as the company also raised its FY 2019 EPS outlook
Dropbox reports solid Q4 as it boosts average revenue per paying customer
Dropbox ended the fourth quarter with 12.7 million paying subscribers, up from 11 million a year ago.
Kubernetes: A guide for IT pros and business leaders
Kubernetes enables the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. This ebook explains why the ecosystem matters, ways to take advantage of it, and how it may contribute to the future...
K2 claims victory over zero-day attacks
K2 says it has a future-proof method of stopping all attacks on unknown and unpatched vulnerabilities in applications.
How a second screen separates Samsung from the fold
The folding display on the inside of the Galaxy Phone rightly gets all the attention, but the phone would be far less compelling without its narrow cover screen.
Galaxy S10's Infinity-O display really is special. Here's why
Samsung's latest display has more to offer than some colorful pixels.
Redis Labs drops Commons Clause for a new license
Redis Labs has given up on adding Commons Clause on top of the Apache license in favor or a new available-source code license: Redis Source Available License.
