It’s easy to think that all you need to carry with you these days is a smartphone and you’re ready for anything. But some extended periods away from my desk have discovered four things that are ‘must-haves’ for the traveller.
The bank is accelerating its plan to boost its tech workforce and address the local skills gap
US Air Force switches to secure solid-state-based solution to replace antiquated floppy disks in SACCS nuclear weapons management system.
User interface company Sentons has released a developer smartphone that shows how its pressure-sensitive ultrasound-based touch technology can trigger a range of actions.
While blockchain solutions are maturing, most business and technology decision makers are unclear as to how blockchain can deliver actual business value to their organization.
ZDNet's Danny Palmer sits down with Karen Roby to discuss how attackers are increasingly looking to compromise targets by their suppliers. Here's why it's time to help your supply chain boost its security.
Would you trust a robot more than your manager? A new global study found that the majority of workers most definitely would.
Invisible robots have rocketed automation to a top spot among enterprise initiatives, yet firms are dragging organizational and governance issues along as an afterthought.
MFA issues are impacting a number of Microsoft Azure and Office 365 customers in North America. So far, the causes aren't known, but Microsoft engineers say they're working on it.
Hurd took a leave of absence from Oracle in September.
The update includes advanced customer personalization, product recommendations and streamlined activation.
Microsoft is getting the November 2019 Update ready for release to the general public. Ed Bott explains what makes this update different from the feature updates you’ve come to dread.
Google's case is similar to 19 years ago -- when Microsoft was found guilty of exclusionary conduct
The ThinkPad X1 Yoga (4th Gen) is a slim but solidly built 360-degree convertible with support for a 4K screen and mobile broadband, plus a stylus with on-device housing and plenty of security features.
Concerned about security risks from smartphone makers based in China? Here are your alternatives.
