Four new Nano boards join Arduino's lineup.
Google puts all your online orders into a single page using purchase receipts stored in Gmail.
Stack Overflow said it detected a security breach over the weekend.
It's not cost-effective, but this engineer has laid out all that's need to build your own handheld computer.
New figures show 'Java developer' as the eighth highest-paid, entry-level role in America.
Intel's own Clear Linux distribution has a new installer and a developer edition for x86 programmers. Intel is also doubling down on securing popular open-source projects and offering new open-source AI and deep learning and data analytics software developer stacks.
If you’re hoping to jump into the field of software development, this ebook is a good place to start. It offers information on current salaries, key skills, and which programming languages will help you...
Windows 10 users report latest cumulative update installs twice, but updates have different build numbers.
I have no idea what the most important thing at Build was, and that's just fine.
Zombieload, another Intel processor side-channel attack, just like Meltdown and Spectre before it, poses a security threat for Linux systems.
The goal for New Relic CEO Lew Cirne was to build a platform that was futureproofed as compute environments evolve in the enterprise.
Microsoft has improved the scalability of its ION bitcoin blockchain-based distributed identity system. But it's still early days.
To lead Apple you could need a degree. But to sell apps on the App Store you certainly don't, says Tim Cook.
Pay for some key tech roles is outpacing others; but one big job has surprisingly seen salary decline.
GitHub Package Registry currently supports Docker images and npm, NuGet, Maven, and RubyGem packages.
Uber is launching its IPO at $45 a share and Lyft is already public. Here's a look at how they approach technology, infrastructure and development.
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WordPress' first major upgrade in years is here, and it was worth the wait. New WordPress 5.0 comes with a revamped and totally gorgeous WYSIWYG editor.
Video games gave Eastern Europeans an escape from the harsh realities of everyday life, yet few had the opportunity to play them.
Fitted inside telephone cases, or even toy organs, these Speccy replicas were less expensive but arguably more creative than the original Sinclair ZX Spectrum.
With high salaries, low living costs, and warp-speed internet, Bucharest is an appealing destination for techies.
Because sometimes you're in your fifth dev meeting, the beta still isn't done, and you're both tired AND hungry.
In "go big or go home" world of tech, these products went home.
Contrary to what Mac lovers may think, Steve Jobs wasn't the most important person the tech world has ever seen
A year by year summary of the most significant events in Linux's history to date.
The Raspberry Pi might be the name that springs to mind when people think of single board computers for homebrew projects, but there are other boards out there worth considering.
Jungle gyms, unlimited candy and free toys. Those might sound like the things that make up the stuff of childhood dreams, but really, they're just par for the course at this annual technology summit for grown adults.
Whether you wish to retrain or learn the lingo of tech staff, you don't need to spend a fortune on programming education.
Some lucky folks are about to get their Apple Watch, and will need apps to put it to good use. These apps will make you more productive with a glance at the wrist.
Which apps can help you organize and snap up better deals on your next trip?
Pay for some key tech roles is outpacing others; but one big job has surprisingly seen salary decline.
Maggie Stanphill, who leads Google's Digital Wellbeing initiative, explains how keeping in mind user goals -- even goals like limiting the time they spend on their phone -- can help developers reach their business goals.
Evan Feller, Android developer at Trunk Club, says that at Google I/O, the tech giant is responding to developer pushback against one of the more controversial changes in the latest version of Android.
Identity provider Okta's choice of open standards for its new integration service is the right choice for the modern cloud.
After the release of Epson's $499 smart glasses using Android and Windows compute, ZDNet's Larry Dignan tells TechRepublic's Karen Roby why these should appeal to corporations. Read more: https://zd.net/2DWgyDM
ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley handicaps Microsoft's vision to lead with its three core clouds: Azure, Microsoft 365 and gaming. Here's the plan and other goodies developers will get. Read more: https://zd.net/2Wtzlh5
ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley and Larry Dignan lament how developer conferences such as Microsoft Build, Google I/O, Facebook F8 and Apple WWDC are more about corporate vision statements and less about the actual tools developers actually use. Read more: https://zd.net/2V0mt0A
Red Hat's new survey of enterprise businesses reveals a world where almost everyone has joined the open-source bandwagon. Read more: https://zd.net/2viwrQb
Rise in queries driven by interest in Python and community of new programmers.
Mozilla sets out Firefox's upcoming protections against cryptojacking and fingerprint scripts, plus its rollout plans.
Developer-advice platform Codementor hopes to narrow the field of languages worth the time and effort to learn.
ZDNet's Scott Fulton tells TechRepublic's Karen Roby all about the ins and outs of serverless computing. Read more: https://zd.net/2Dh8c9q
Python has attracted two million new developers over the past year.
Here are the most-loved programming languages and what developers can expect to earn by knowing them. Read more: https://zd.net/2DflljD
Firefox will gain support for the legacy secure sign-in standard FIDO U2F in upcoming releases.
There are features in Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 that many people will never use, but its core dictation capability is excellent, while the context-sensitive sidebar help is a big improvement.
After a week of using Office 2013 we're pleasantly surprised. The changes Microsoft has made to support Windows 8 — and specifically Windows 8 tablets — are logical, and they work well with more traditional ways of using Office.
Version 3.0 of Microsoft's cloud-hosted management platform is now available, adding support for mobile devices — including iPhones, iPads and Android.
SQL Server 2012 supports everything from departmental servers to large-scale enterprise clouds. With Hadoop integration imminent there's much to be said for upgrading — if only to prepare your datacentre for big-data private clouds. Just keep an eye out for the effect of per-core licensing on your costs.
The latest update to Corel's venerable vector drawing package brings several overdue features, does some catching up with Adobe and adds useful new tools for working with vectors. It all adds up to a powerful but still-challenging graphics suite.
LibreOffice continues to improve, but it's still playing catch-up to Microsoft Office, and there's no sign of a vision that would make it a significant competitor on anything but price.
For a free product, Nitro PDF Reader 2.0 delivers a lot of functionality, and for the most part delivers it very well. Apart from the odd interface niggle and its restriction to the Windows platform, we have no hesitation in recommending it.
IE9 is Microsoft's best version of its browser to date, although its lack of Windows XP support is unfortunate. Otherwise, it's fast, usable and standards-compliant.
This is a welcome update, but it's definitely a point release: unless you're looking for an alternative to Microsoft Office on financial or philosophical grounds, 3.3 may not be the version to make you switch.
Real-time stock control, a revamped checkout and Feefo customer feedback head the enhancements in Actinic 10. These add functionality without compromising either the performance or the usability of this popular e-commerce solution.
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Microsoft security chief: IE is not a browser, so stop using it as your default
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Windows 10 1809 May 14 update: So good, it's installing twice?
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Over 100,000 GitHub repos have leaked API or cryptographic keys
