The year Windows died at home and nobody cared
While Microsoft's desktop operating system continues to be a key fixture of enterprise computing environments, it faces extinction at home. And Redmond seems perfectly fine with that.
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USB Type-C is the iPhone charging connector that Steve Jobs would have wanted
There are too many charging and interface cable standards in place. We can fix this, but it will take effort and broad industry buy-in. And Apple would have to fall in line.
How to avoid the people you hate: There's an app for that
We use enabling tech to help us find good restaurants. But can it help us create a better separate but equal society?
Why the Mac you know has no future
Apple's Mac is about to head toward an assisted living community in the desert -- and then its final resting place in the cloud.
RIP ZTE: Which Chinese smartphone company is next?
Why is this even possible, in this day and age, that a multi-billion dollar Chinese telecommunications company with thousands of employees is effectively forced to close overnight?
Qualcomm: Meet the new boss of everything mobile
Recent merger activity, a changing political climate, and the company's significant IP portfolio is poised to create a virtual monopoly of mobile and telecommunications technology.
18 ways to make the next iPhone the best smartphone ever
The decade-old device, like any mature platform, suffers from malaise. Here's everything Apple must do to restore America's beloved smartphone to its former glory.
iPhone of our dreams: The fixes and features Apple must deliver
Here are the things we'd like to see in future versions of Apple's iOS and iPhone hardware.
First ZTE, now Huawei: In the age of Trump paranoia, no Chinese smartphone is safe
Do American consumers and businesses want to live in a future where our options for purchasing electronics are much more limited and expensive than the choices we enjoy today?
Medical marijuana: How IT can spark the budding cannabis industry
This fast-growing but difficult-to-navigate vertical needs IT providers. But how many will cater to a $20 billion industry that the feds consider illegal?
Swim at your own risk: How botched IoT can sink your precious first-world life
Boo-hoo. A bungled Internet of Things (IoT) update means you can't switch your swimming pool to spa mode. Laugh all you want: When the HVAC or your home security system fails, the implications are serious.
Here's the next iPad Pro Apple should build: Specs and speculation
Apple's third-generation iPad Pro, due presumably in June 2018, is likely to have important but incremental improvements over its predecessor and include technologies introduced in the iPhone X.
If Apple's Mac has any future, it's in the cloud
Is the Mac a dying platform? There is only one way forward for Apple's Mac and iOS developer platforms.
Why Apple should fire Siri and hire Cortana
Does anyone really like using this laughable excuse for a voice interface? There is a better choice -- and it comes from a natural partner that everyone is overlooking.
Oracle vs Google: Android P is for Poisoned Platform
Suddenly, Windows Phone and .Net became very attractive for mobile application development. And we have Oracle to thank for it.
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