Why I will never use Zuckerberg's metaverse
It sounds like a nightmare from Black Mirror or a bad Netflix or Amazon Prime movie.
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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.
Game of Clouds: Lock-In Is Coming
"Born-in the Cloud" workloads might be designed to be platform-agnostic now, but that doesn't mean it will always be the case, as hyperscalers like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure continue to add specific and unique functionality to their hosted services.
Why Windows must die. For the third time
Microsoft knows Windows is obsolete. Here's a sneak peek at its replacement.
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.
Why Intel x86 must die: Our cloud-centric future depends on open source chips
Perhaps the Meltdown and Spectre bugs are the impetus for making long-overdue changes to the core DNA of the semiconductor industry and how chip architectures are designed.
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!
Apple dreams of an iPad cloud for enterprise zombies
No amount of new shiny tablets from Cupertino are going to change the fact that the iPad and its iCloud are unsuitable for the future of real enterprise applications.
Without Cloud, iPad Pro is an executive's desk paperweight
Just who is this device made for, anyway? And what is the usage case?
HP's Instant Ink: Printing as a Service?
Hewlett-Packard's new line of personal and small business inkjet printers are IoT-enabled devices that have supplies which are ordered automatically and billed on a per-page basis. Will consumers and SMBs bite on this new pricing model?