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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Book bans: How Amazon, Google, and Apple can fight back with a Freedom Archive
Because you can't burn a digital book.
Going Google-free: Neeva gives search result control and context back to the user
With your existing search engine, how do you know you are really getting the results you want?
Why I will never use Zuckerberg's metaverse
It sounds like a nightmare from Black Mirror or a bad Netflix or Amazon Prime movie.
Dear Apple: Why can't iCloud's backup and restore be more like, well, Google's?
My Dad just wanted to set up his new iPhone 13 Pro. Several dropped connections, device freezes, and reboots later -- I've never seen the old man so angry.
WWDC 2021: A week of reckoning for Apple’s cloud services rivals
Apple intends to replace every leading third-party consumer cloud app with its own platform equivalents. Sharing and privacy are everything.
AAUGH! We ditched cable for streaming and, like Charlie Brown, we all got a rock
I've developed a new philosophy with content streaming. I only dread one day at a time!
Hello, Azurebook: Why Microsoft's Windows future is Intel-free and cloudy
When it comes to Windows and the PC, all roads lead to Azure, not Arm.
Our post-coronavirus future: 7 ways the tech and services industry could be transformed
Will the pandemic blow away every tech business assumption we've ever held, from 5G and bandwidth to legacy tech and the cloud? Here's one thing I expect: The rise of the phablet.
So long, Sonos: Meet the open-source audio system that will never die
Imagine an open-source, modular audio system with interchangeable cloud services. It's the audio system that consumers -- and our environment -- deserve.