How Russia's invasion of Ukraine threatens the IT industry
What the conflict in Eastern Europe will mean for relationships with software companies, developers, and outsourced tech talent connected with Russia.
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How to secure your home and office network: The best DNS blockers and firewalls
Solid antivirus protection isn't enough anymore. Here's a brief guide to shoring up your SOHO and SMB cybersecurity defenses.
I spent $3,000 on a Samsung Smart TV -- and all I got were ads and unwanted content
You spend this kind of money, cut cords, and pay extra for ad-free services. But ads are still forced down your throat in the TV UX.
Librarian's lament: Digital books are not fireproof
Publishers are using copyright law as a battering ram to assert corporate control over the public good.
Why Windows isn't ready for Arm developers
Cross-compilers aren't good enough if you want to encourage developers to port apps for Windows on Arm.
Book bans: How Amazon, Google, and Apple can fight back with a Freedom Archive
Because you can't burn a digital book.
Armed and ready: Did Nvidia just hand computing's future to Apple?
From a practical desktop perspective, the only Arm game in town right now is the Apple Silicon M1.
Focus interruptus: The best defense against work-from-home distractions
Barking dogs, screaming kids, family barging in! Until the perfect product comes along, here are a few tricks and tips for minimizing home office interruptions.
Until EV charging is fixed, electric cars are stuck in neutral
Until we create more supporting infrastructure to deal with the fuel-to-electric transition, the population will continue to drive fossil fuel-powered vehicles.
An electrifying weekend with the Polestar 2
It's a heck of an EV, but Android Automotive and smartphone connectivity are weak links.
Polestar 2 gallery tour: It's electrifying!
We took the 78 kWh, dual-motor electric vehicle out for a three-day driver's holiday and charged it up.
Best cheap espresso machine 2022: Save money, brew at home
Got an expensive caffeine habit at your local coffee shop that you need to get under control? These budget machines will help to make cafe-quality drinks in the privacy of your own home.
Toxic and unethical: One night with Facebook's Oculus Quest 2 was enough
Had any other company made this product -- be it Google, Samsung, or Microsoft -- I probably would have kept it.
'The Beatles: Get Back' shows that deepfake tech isn't always evil
Deepfake technology is a new way to preserve film history. So may I introduce to you: Sgt. Pepper's Machine Learning Band?
Hit the road, Jack Dorsey: Could Parag Agarwal be Twitter's Nadella?
With Dorsey out, Twitter must deliver more real features and less fake news. Can the new CEO disrupt and innovate just as Satya Nadella did for Microsoft?
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