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Apple unveils new 16-inch MacBook Pro
Just when you thought Apple has updated everything for 2019, the company drops a new 16-inch MacBook Pro. And there's more to come before the year is out.
Malware attacks on hospitals are rising fast, and the problem is about to get a lot worse
The healthcare industry stores some of the sensitive personal information there can be about people: hackers know this and are looking to exploit what they view as an easy target.
Google's plan to collect health data on millions of Americans faces federal inquiry
Google defends its Project Nightingale deal with Ascension, which involves access to detailed patient records.
Apple's Macs are better than PCs, says IBM? Well, of course
It seems that IBM employees who use Macs are considerably more productive than those who use PCs. This has to be true. Then again, there's one finding from this study that is even more entertaining.
The scariest hacks and vulnerabilities of 2019
This year's most serious security incidents, data breaches, and vulnerabilities.
Best Target Black Friday 2019 deals
We combed through Target's Black Friday 2019 ad and found the best tech deals from its sale
Adobe squashes critical vulnerabilities in Illustrator CC, Media Encoder
The worst bugs resolved this month can result in code execution.
What is BCI? Everything you need to know about brain-computer interfaces and the future of mind-reading computers
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.
iPhone privacy: We accessed your phone's camera but it was a 'bug', says Facebook
Facebook says it has submitted a fix for an iOS app bug that opened the iPhone camera in the background.
Fujitsu Tablet Stylistic Q509 review: Lightweight, rugged and versatile
The 10.1-inch Stylistic Q509 is designed for life in the field or the factory, with options including mobile broadband and a keyboard dock. But processing power and/or screen brightness could be issues for some use cases.
