This week’s TechRepublic and ZDNet news stories include a Verizon error leads to massive outages, Apple’s plan to hire 2,000 employees, and five ways robots impact our lives.
Some Windows 10 users are seeing notifications from Microsoft that their devices are temporarily blocked from receiving the Windows 10 1903 update.
While I was skeptical that we would see 5G from US carriers in 2019, it's really happening. T-Mobile will be selling the new Galaxy S10 5G on Friday with 5G service in six cities.
This is an entertaining way to learn more about science, and an excuse to rewatch a classic show.
Fake domains and bogus websites are one the rise again - unfortunately.
This is the first quarterly report since BlackBerry reorganized into three business units: IoT, BlackBerry Cylance, and Licensing.
RAS 17 gives mobile users the power of Windows desktops and applications from anywhere, more securely.
The updates land as Oracle is seeing more enterprise customers trial the Autonomous Database. With the Autonomous Database, Oracle is looking to automate and optimize the upkeep of its database to save labor costs.
Lane Lillquist, co-founder and CTO at InCloudCounsel, discusses how big data and cloud computing are working together to change the way that law is being practiced.
AirMap, which oversees a version of air traffic control for drones, to collaborate on the national airspace integration.
The online marketplace is poking fun at Amazon by saying it will host a “Crash Sale.”
US Senate report finds appallingly bad cyber-security practices at eight US government agencies.
Dell Technologies portfolio companies dominated the hyperconverged space, according to IDC.
Analyst firm says Huawei leads the 5G radio market while ZTE brings up the rear.
Office 365/SharePoint Online users can now view, share edit and edit PDFs without first having to download them first.
Mobility
Classic Steve Jobs disses you can put on your next resignation letter
Hardware
20 awesome office gadgets and must-haves for right this minute
Enterprise Software
Apple
Apple's $999 Mac Pro Display XDR monitor stand is the most Apple thing ever
Mobility
Here's how I survived a SIM swap attack after T-Mobile failed me - twice
