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A billionaire rages at Apple and its cables
Anand Mahindra, an Indian billionaire, gets a surprise with his new iPad. And he just can't take it anymore.
Microsoft to start selling more Azure services directly starting in March
Microsoft is moving to take over more Azure services billing and subscription management through its Microsoft Customer Agreement starting in March 2019.
WhatsApp forwarding cap prompts Brazilian president to seek mass messaging options
Government officials vowed to find alternatives such as Telegram to communicate with supporters.
Zoom CEO strives for sustainable customer happiness
A top Silicon Valley leader explains how to build a company based on customer experience. Lessons include hiring, culture, and placing customer satisfaction before higher profits.
How to choose the VPN that's right for you
You'll find a lot of VPN guides out there, but how relevant are their recommendations to your personal needs? Here's a better way to think about your VPN decision, and what matters most to you, your usage, and your location.
Electric cars face charging station risk
Details emerge on three vulnerabilities found in Schneider Electric's EVlink Parking charging stations.
How to launch a successful developer career
If you’re hoping to jump into the field of software development, this ebook is a good place to start. It offers information on current salaries, key skills, and which programming languages will help you...
Start the reskilling revolution without me: Future of Work trends and soft data on soft skills
As work is being redefined by automation as well as changing economy and social norms, how can technology help us stay abreast, discover, hone and document our skills, and match labor demand and supply?
Security researchers are planning a night of prank calls against tech support scammers
Researchers hope to trick call center operators into revealing details about their criminal operation, which they can later share with authorities.
Microsoft puts Acer, Dell and Lenovo Windows 10 PCs for students in the spotlight
Seven new Windows 10 PCs, priced between $189 and $320, plus a new Microsoft Classroom Pen made exclusively for the education market, are among Microsoft's big bets for BETT 2019.
Parallels Toolbox: The ultimate software utility for Windows 10 and macOS
If you're looking for a suite of utilities that will both boost your productivity and improve the performance of your PC or Mac, then Parallels Toolbox is or you. And there are a variety of options to allow you to pay for the features you need.
