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Google 5,789 articles

Google to pay JavaScript frameworks to implement performance-first code

Google to create $200,000 fund to sponsor the addition of "on by default" performance-related updates in popular JavaScript frameworks.

35 minutes ago by Catalin Cimpanu in Google

Hardware 32,849 articles

Best Black Friday 2018 deals: Business Bargain Hunter's top picks

If you're going to get the most out of this shopping extravaganza, you might as well do it right.

35 minutes ago by Élyse Betters-Picaro in Hardware

E-Commerce 2,409 articles

Best Google Store Black Friday 2018 deals: Home Hub, Pixel 3, and Pixelbook all on sale

Pixelbook is $300 off. Google Clips is half off. Nest's thermostat is $80 off. There's Google deals galore!

1 hour ago by Élyse Betters-Picaro in E-Commerce

Processors 3,039 articles

Nvidia shares drop on Q3 revenue miss, weak guidance

The graphics chipmaker said results reflect excess channel inventory from the crypto-currency boom.

2 hours ago by Stephanie Condon in Processors

Artificial Intelligence 913 articles

Amazon tops smart speaker market in Q3

The battle between Amazon and Google drove smart speaker sales higher in the US and several other key markets, according to research firm Canalys.

2 hours ago by Stephanie Condon in Artificial Intelligence

Enterprise Software 41,509 articles

Citrix buys Sapho, aims to integrate into Workspaces second half of 2019

Sapho's micro-app approach to employee experience will be integrated into Citrix Workspaces.

2 hours ago by Larry Dignan in Enterprise Software

Samsung 740 articles

Samsung opens registration for the One UI beta

Samsung recently announced a new look for its Android devices, called One UI. And if you have a compatible device, you can now help test it.

4 hours ago by Jason Cipriani in Samsung

Web Summit 2018 14 articles

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A Willy Wonka elevator comes to life

Web Summit 2018: The era of elevators just going up and down is over. By taking away ropes and creating a whole new transport system, now elevators can move in every direction imaginable, changing urban mobility for all of us. Think of the Wonkavator from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, only in real life, and you have MULTI. Thyssenkrupp Elevator's CEO Andreas Schierenbeck gives the wider context about why such a futuristic innovation is crucial for our cities.

4 hours ago by ZDNet Editors in Web Summit 2018

Security 30,386 articles

DOD disables file sharing service due to 'security risks'

AMRDEC SAFE portal had been to handle the transfer of classified and non-classified materials.

6 hours ago by Catalin Cimpanu in Security

Cloud 7,582 articles

Freshworks CEO Girish Mathrubootham on SMBs, AI and competing with giants

Freshworks has been on a growth tear in recent years with venture capital raises, product advances and a marketing program that takes shots at Salesforce. We caught up with Freshworks CEO Girish Mathrubootham to talk shop, culture and technology. [Cloud TV]

6 hours ago by Larry Dignan in Cloud

Smartphones 2,289 articles

Motorola One, First Take: Affordable, with regular Android updates

This is a capable 5.9-inch smartphone running Android One, but similarly priced models are available with better features.

8 hours ago by Sandra Vogel in Smartphones

Tech & Work 5,750 articles

Zuckerberg or Sandberg: Who should Facebook unfollow first?

Opinion: A devastating New York Times investigation reveals a Facebook in which its two top officials behave in troubling ways.

8 hours ago by Chris Matyszczyk in Tech & Work

Innovation 29,433 articles

First look: Niwa One Indoor Smart Garden. Think of it as desktop fabrication for plants

David Gewirtz is a man of many skills. Gardening is not one of them. He's killed cherished family plants and even unkillable cacti. Now, with the help of an app-enabled high-tech garden, he's actually growing real veggies.

9 hours ago by David Gewirtz in Innovation