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Security 31,474 articles

An inside look at how credential stuffing operations work

Data breaches, custom software, proxies, IoT botnets, and hacking forums --all play a role.

4 minutes ago by Catalin Cimpanu in Security

Laptops 2,530 articles

Asus VivoBook 15 X512 review: Compact and colourful, but screen and keyboard disappoint

This slim-bezel ultrabook benefits from a clever screen hinge, a separate number pad and decent battery life, but the screen and keyboard could be better, while the USB 2.0 ports need upgrading.

20 minutes ago by Sandra Vogel in Laptops

Tech Industry 25,021 articles

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Are you digitally distracted?

Brian Solis, principal analyst at Altimeter Group, sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about the signs to determine if you have become digitally distracted and what that means for your everyday life.

36 minutes ago by Tonya Hall in Tech Industry

CXO 11,311 articles

CIOs reveal their biggest tech headaches - and how they deal with them

CIO Strategy: From filling IT skills gaps to cultural barriers and onto legacy technologies, CIOs explain the key challenges they face and their techniques for overcoming the barriers.

44 minutes ago by Mark Samuels in CXO

Telcos 7,496 articles

Comcast Q1 mixed despite steady growth in business, high-speed Internet services

Comcast Business is among the company's top three fastest growing segments.

57 minutes ago by Natalie Gagliordi in Telcos

Enterprise Software 41,672 articles

Dead Windows Media Center returns? Ex-Microsoft employee posts SDK on GitHub

A former Microsoft employee has published the SDK for Windows Media Center.

1 hour ago by Liam Tung in Enterprise Software

Artificial Intelligence 1,186 articles

Lenovo taps IBM's cognitive and blockchain tools to improve customer service

Lenovo is using IBM technology to improve customer service within its Data Center Group.

1 hour ago by Stephanie Condon in Artificial Intelligence

5G 260 articles

Do we need 6G Wireless already? 5G engineers debate

The race to 6G has already begun, according to a certain head of state. This while 5G firms in China may be helping other countries to race ahead. What if a “6G” isn’t such a good idea?

1 hour ago by Scott Fulton III in 5G

Mobility 30,218 articles

LG G8 ThinQ first look review: Despite silly gimmicks, it's an affordable flagship worth considering

The LG G8 ThinQ looks a lot like last year's G7 with some minor updates and a couple gimmicky unreliable functions. However, it is an affordable flagship at $620 and offers most of what we see on the more expensive Samsung Galaxy S10.

1 hour ago by Matthew Miller in Mobility

Robotics 665 articles

Robots threaten middle-aged workers the most (that's anyone over 21)

Three papers from influential economists cast doubt on the idea that there are beneficial aspects to automation. Beneficial aspects to workers, that is.

1 hour ago by Chris Matyszczyk in Robotics

Innovation 29,773 articles

IBM expands universities in its quantum computing research network

While these research areas are fluid and early stages, IBM is laying down the groundwork for quantum advances and ensuring there are people able to work in the field and ultimately expand it.

2 hours ago by Larry Dignan in Innovation

Google 5,830 articles

Google Chrome tip: Block annoying web notifications

One of the biggest roadblocks I find to fast web browsing these days is the plethora of annoying notifications that websites offer me. Fortunately, Google Chrome offers a quick and easy way to block them.

3 hours ago by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes in Google

Cloud 7,827 articles

SAP's big challenge: Live up to its 'Best Run' motto

SAP CEO Bill McDermott foreshadows some middle management cuts, better margins and more shareholder value. Can SAP hit its operational goals without hurting innovation?

5 hours ago by Larry Dignan in Cloud