Whew! That's one cherry of an OS!

Trump's trade war with China is leaving tech with a growing tab, trade group warns

Tariffs on imported Chinese products cost the US tech industry $1.3 billion in May 2019 alone, according to data from the Consumer Technology Association -- and the cost is expected ...
Xiaomi takes the lead as Indian smart TV market share rises to 39%

Meanwhile, Huawei announced it will be releasing smart display products next month via its Honor brand.
Singapore's Minister for Culture calls on companies to lead the way with diversity

The government has made the policy changes, now it's time for companies to do something positive with that flexibility.

Singapore looks to establish new standards for emerging technologies

Country's standards council plans to introduce at least 40 standards to guide the development and adoption of new technologies, including drones, additive manufacturing, and ...
Why the Asia-Pacific region is high on Dell Technologies' radar

Advancements in innovations such as 5G, robotics and automation, and autonomous vehicles has made the region one to watch for global companies, Dell Technologies' president of ...
Amazon faces worker strikes, boycotts as Prime Day kicks off

The retail giant is facing a wave of organized scrutiny regarding the treatment of its low level warehouse employees.

One in five US tech employees abuse pain relief drugs, reveals study

There is nothing wrong with bonding over a beer or two after work, but when it becomes too much, it is important to spot the warning signs of substance abuse and addiction, according ...
Western tech brands are recognized in China, but their products are rarely used

Western tech companies have established themselves in the consciousness of the Chinese public. Their products, not so much!
CRM Watchlist 2019: The big engines that could (Part 2A, Oracle)

Oracle, one of the winners of the CRM Watchlist 2019, is a gigantic company that's been in the public eye for decades. Now they are realigned and ready to travel to new frontiers and engage ...

More from David Berlind