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Security 32,275 articles

Capital One hacker denied release, will remain in jail

Defense argued for her release, but judge decided she was a flight risk and a danger to herself and others.

3 hours ago by Catalin Cimpanu in Security

Cloud 8,021 articles

How Microsoft lost its monopoly in web browsers

At the dawn of the Internet age, Microsoft used every trick it knew to dominate the World Wide Web. That strategy worked for a few years, but aggressive antitrust enforcement and equally aggressive competitors crushed the company's onetime dominance. Here's a quarter-century of history that explains just what happened.

3 hours ago by Ed Bott in Cloud

Government 3,832 articles

Brazil adds state-controlled tech firms to privatization plan

Sale of assets is expected to raise over $300 billion - but measures to protect citizen data following the privatization are yet to be announced.

3 hours ago by Angelica Mari in Government

CXO 11,361 articles

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Half of Google searches don't produce a single click: Why is that?

Google's content-scraping and featured snippets in search seem to be removing the need for users to click through to other websites.

4 hours ago by ZDNet Editors in CXO

Artificial Intelligence 1,304 articles

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How Fable Studio won the first-ever Emmy for a 'virtual being'

Tonya Hall sits down with Pete Billington, co-founder of Fable Studio and director of Wolves in the Walls, Edward Saatchi, co-founder of Fable Studio and executive producer of Wolves in the Walls, and Jessica Shamash, head of creative production Fable Studio and creative producer of Wolves in the Walls, to talk about the use of AI that brought the Emmy award-winning being to life.

5 hours ago by Tonya Hall in Artificial Intelligence

VMWare 206 articles

VMware welcomes estranged sibling Pivotal back home

VMWare acquires both Pivotal Software and Carbon Black.

6 hours ago by Forrester Research in VMWare

Microsoft 9,878 articles

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Can this open-source Chrome clone give Microsoft the browser Edge?

Microsoft just rebooted its browser strategy -- again. Is the world ready for the new Chromium-based Edge? Ed Bott explains why this time might be different - or not.

10 hours ago by Karen Roby in Microsoft

Apple 8,773 articles

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Apple Card: Why you could be denied

Too many debts, bad debts, late payments, and bankruptcy could stop you getting an Apple Card.

10 hours ago by ZDNet Editors in Apple

E-Commerce 2,488 articles

Samsonite executive: How the right data makes online shopping more personal (CxOTalk interview)

The luggage maker's global chief e-commerce officer explains how data drives customer experience in e-commerce and how you can improve results in your company.

10 hours ago by Michael Krigsman in E-Commerce

Tech & Work 5,784 articles

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The evolution of a programmer's job

Clive Thompson, contributing writer to NY Times Magazine, Wired, and Smithsonian Magazine, sits down with Tonya Hall and explains the progression of the duties and expectations of a programming job.

12 hours ago by Tonya Hall in Tech & Work

Innovation 30,016 articles

Google Photos can now search for text in your pictures, copy and paste it

The tool could be very handy for finding receipts and Wi-Fi passwords.

13 hours ago by Liam Tung in Innovation

5G 375 articles

Smartphones: We're upgrading less often as prices rise and innovation declines

Replacement cycles for smartphones now exceed three years as Apple and Samsung chase higher profits.

13 hours ago by Liam Tung in 5G

Enterprise Software 41,836 articles

Linux on your laptop: A closer look at EFI boot options

A review of what EFI boot (UEFI firmware) is, how it works, how it interacts with Linux installations, and a few tips and personal experiences on how to configure and maintain it.

15 hours ago by J.A. Watson in Enterprise Software