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After Hours 1,012 articles

NORAD's Santa tracker: How a happy mistake started it all

Brian Lihani, deputy chief, aerospace warning branch at Norad, tells Tonya Hall about the process of tracking Santa and how it all started from a happy mistake.

25 minutes ago by Tonya Hall in After Hours

Cloud 7,643 articles

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Is a Microsoft 365 consumer subscription bundle ready to hit the market?

It could include Windows 10, Office 365, Skype, Cortana, Outlook Mobile and/or other services.

25 minutes ago by ZDNet Editors in Cloud

Security 30,600 articles

This business email scam spreads Trojans through Google Cloud storage

Financial firms and services are being actively targeted in the UK and US.

1 hour ago by Charlie Osborne in Security

Storage 3,473 articles

First look: Drobo 8D Thunderbolt 3 direct-attached RAID array

It's bigger, faster, and has more capacity than any previous direct-attached Drobo. But it's the first since the company was bought out by StorCentric. Is this new box still really a Drobo? Read and find out.

2 hours ago by David Gewirtz in Storage

Google 5,792 articles

This is Google's sleeker, smaller, lighter Street View Trekker 360 degree camera kit

Google gives its Street View Trekker a hardware upgrade and redesign.

2 hours ago by Liam Tung in Google

Mobility 29,881 articles

Goodbye iPhone XR: Signal strength and size bring me back to the iPhone XS

In my quest to find the perfect iPhone for myself, I switched back to the Apple iPhone XS after testing the XS Max and XR. It all came down to a couple key elements.

2 hours ago by Matthew Miller in Mobility

Big Data Analytics 2,203 articles

Cloudera Machine Learning release takes cloud-native path

By updating its Data Science Workbench with a new edition to run on Kubernetes clusters, is it opening the door toward a broader cloud-native transformation for its product portfolio?

2 hours ago by Tony Baer (Ovum) in Big Data Analytics

Innovation 29,524 articles

'A very, very bad thing': This is what a no-deal Brexit looks like for the tech industry

Tech companies are worried about data flows, staffing and investment in the event of a no-deal departure from Europe.

4 hours ago by Steve Ranger in Innovation

Robotics 581 articles

Paradigm shift: Can anyone be a robotics programmer with sensor-embedded clothes?

One company's quest to democratize robotics integration by taking programmers out of the loop.

4 hours ago by Greg Nichols in Robotics

5G 121 articles

New 4G and 5G spectrum auction aims to fix rural mobile not-spots

Nearly half of all rural homes have access to poor or no mobile coverage.

5 hours ago by Liam Tung in 5G

Data Centers 2,311 articles

ST Telemedia to build first Thailand data centre with joint venture partner

Singapore's ST Telemedia Global Data Centres has unveiled plans to build a 75,000 square metre data centre in central Bangkok through a joint venture partnership with Thai industrial platform provider, TICON.

10 hours ago by Eileen Yu in Data Centers

Digital Transformation 321 articles

Cloud and automation allows Ticketek to sell thousands of tickets at once

Automation will allow for smooth ticket-selling when Ticketek's traffic spikes from essentially zero to 300,000 for 'hot shows'.

12 hours ago by Asha McLean in Digital Transformation

Windows 10 923 articles

Microsoft officially announces 'Windows Sandbox' for running applications in isolation

Microsoft's coming 'Windows Sandbox' feature is a lightweight virtual machine that allow users to run potentially suspicious software in isolation. It could debut in Windows 10 19H1.

14 hours ago by Mary Jo Foley in Windows 10