Salesforce made developers and admins the stars at TrailheaDX 2019. Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Facebook failed to do the same at their developer conferences.
A week from hell started when a hacker took over my SIM card and Google account and it continues today. Hopefully, this podcast serves as a PSA to prepare for an account takeover and lock down your cloud services as much as possible.
The Muse 2 is a multi-sensor meditation device that can read your brainwaves in real time and offer you useful feedback to improve your meditation skills and become more relaxed.
Microsoft says Azure infrastructure stops the worm's self-spreading component, but VMs remain compromised.
Tonya Hall sits down with Daniel Krook, CTO of the Code and Response initiative at IBM, and learns how IBM is working to help aid in the recovery process after a natural disaster occurs.
Like many other MacBook users, my keyboard began to malfunction. My solution is, well, not factory recommended.
Dr. David Hanson, founder of Hanson Robotics, tells Tonya Hall about new ways professionals are working to pass down their passion for STEM and coding to younger generations.
If air taxis and cargo drones are going to become commonplace in the future, network reliability had better be impeccable.
The final version of the hotly anticipated national strategy now needs to be signed into law by the president.
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Businesses need to spend more on influencer marketing and use more social content, according to new reports.
Updated: Reports suggest the new virtual coin will be revealed next week with the backing of major companies.
Like longtime partner Tableau, Alteryx has enjoyed strong loyalty with its self-service culture. But with cloud giants looming in its backyard and the ambitions of its user base to add machine learning to their resumes, the company is facing generational change.
Concerns about free expression and privacy are shaping online behaviors in the Middle East, as more governments crack down.
Makers of third-party Lightning cables for iPhones keep pushing falsehoods to try to dupe people into buying their cables. Here are three myths you should ignore.
