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Cloud computing winners, IT security job salaries, 5G network plans: Tech research round-up
All the data that matters to you from the past month in technology news.
OnePlus 7 models up close: Specs, features, and colors
Following in the steps of Apple and Samsung, OnePlus has not one but three flagship models this year. Here's how they compare.
Google I/O 2019: The biggest announcements from the keynote
Google I/O is Google's annual developer conference. Here's everything that happened at this year's show.
AI, cybersecurity, programming languages, smart speakers, and more: Research round-up
All the facts and figures that matter to you and your business from the past month in technology news.
5 tips: Become a transformational CIO
A top CIO shares crucial points of advice on how to thrive as a technology-focused business leader.
Weed tech: Vapes, pipes, apps, and more marijuana gadgets and accessories
Looking to buy a premium vape? Want to find more information about a particular strain? Interested in automating your grow operation? You've come to the right place. We've rounded up the best of the best -- devices that help you consume marijuana and even systems that help you grow it. There's something here for everyone, from weed enthusiasts to dispensary shop owners.
Free up disk space, remove malware, and tune up your Mac with CleanMyMac X
All it takes is a single click to carry out a whole raft of basic maintenance tasks on your Mac with the new and updated CleanMyMac X. Updated to include a handy new feature called Space Lens.
What's in a name? These DevOps tools come with strange backstories
From Ansible to Vagrant, we take a look at 23 coding and DevOps tools with curious origin stories and strange-sounding names. Want to know the etymology of your favorite software? Browse this.
Industrial IoT, Apple, Cybersecurity, AI, and more: Research round-up
Facts and figures from the past month in technology news.
Hardware is hard: The tech products that fooled or failed us
The tech history books are littered with the corpses of products that died on the vine. But there's a special sort of gadget or technology that on the face of it looks like it has what it takes to take the world by storm, only to fall flat on its face.
3D print these 12 designs for a very special Saint Patrick's Day
If you have a 3D printer and some green filament, now is the time to get printing. Here is a series of great (and wacky) 3D prints you can download and produce. Just follow the rainbow.
Best live TV and video streaming services: Top picks for cord-cutters
Looking to ditch your cable package? Here are the absolute best alternatives -- whether you want to watch specific shows and movies on demand, stream live TV, or get access to archived libraries from specific networks.
Features we initially mocked, but then came to love
Many tech products are introduced with great fanfare and excitement. Customers flock to buy them, even sometimes standing in line for hours. But some products, and in particular, features, just don't inspire the same kind of buzz. In this gallery, we'll look at a bunch of features that inspired more "why" than "wow," but proved to be beloved by ZDNet's contributors and editors.
Best of MWC 2019: Cool tech you can buy or pre-order this year
Between all the 5G devices and foldable phones, it might seem like nearly everything announced at MWC 2019 is too futuristic to purchase soon. In reality, many of these new gadgets are already available to pre-order or will launch later this year. Here's the best tech we've spotted on the show floor that's releasing in 2019.
Galaxy Fold first look at Samsung's Unpacked
Samsung gave its foldable phone an official name and revealed when you can buy it. (Warning: It isn't cheap.)
Gartner offers 7 tips to avoid a failed blockchain project
Gartner has offered up advice on how to avoid a failed blockchain project, with the analyst firm saying that while interest in the tech continues to be high, there is still a significant gap between the hype and market reality.
Uber Air flying taxi service to be trialled in Melbourne
Telstra, Macquarie, Westfield-operator Scentre Group, and Melbourne Airport to help the Silicon Valley darling launch a third Uber Air pilot city and the first outside of the United States.
Apple Arcade: Is this game subscription service ready for prime time?
Jason Cipriani and Jason Perlow join Karen Roby to debate the prospects for Apple's new gaming service. Will users suffer subscription fatigue or will casual gamers eat up another service? Read more: https://zd.net/2UMIpNd
Singapore adds Visa to contactless transit payments
Follows Mastercard functionality at SimplyGo launch in April.
How robots and 3D printers can work together
ZDNet's Tonya Hall talks to Gusz Eiben, professor of AI at Vrije University, Amsterdam, about ways that robots and 3D printers can work together.
CommBank to launch new machine learning-backed banking app
Backed by 'world-leading' machine learning, data analytics, and behavioural science.
AWS demos DevOps for robotics with RoboMaker
At the re:MARS conference, Roger Barga, GM for AWS Robotics, demonstrates how developers can build, test, and monitor robots with AWS RoboMaker -- and take advantage of the cloud.
Why computer vision is key to iRobot's strategic roadmap
By creating a rich spatial understanding of your home, iRobot's robot vacuums can help bring about the promise of a truly smart home, iRobot CTO Chris Jones explains.
Singapore to launch QR identity verification tool for businesses
Government says it will introduce in third-quarter 2019 a tool called SG-Verify, which will enable businesses to perform secure identity verification and data transfer via QR scans for use cases such as visitor registration and customer acquisition.
Apple Arcade: How video game micropublishers can benefit from it
ZDNet's Tonya Hall talks with Bekah Saltsman, co-founder and CEO at Finji, about what Apple Arcade can do for smaller development firms.
UBank touts disruptive success with the security of a NAB-provided banking licence
UBank is toying with artificial intelligence to disrupt the way a bank operates, its CEO has said.
Intel's Project Athena: Premium PCs with better battery life
Intel chips away at the perennial problem of battery life in laptops with Project Athena. But the new hardware won't come cheap.
Aussie grains corporation looks to machine learning for help with crop production
The Australian Grains Research and Development Corporation wants to use machine learning to aid the Australian grains industry in the future.
PM launches Service Australia to make citizen service delivery 'easy'
Mapped on Service NSW and headed by Stuart Robert.
Plastic Bank treating plastic like currency to tackle waste and poverty
Tackling ocean plastic and global poverty with blockchain-based token rewards.
Lenovo M57e
The Lenovo M57 eco is a small form-factor desktop that is promoted by the company as energy efficient. We found it to be a capable and powerful office performer for its size, but with limited upgrade options.
Western Digital WD RE2-GP & WD Caviar GP
Western digital has released a range of hard drives purporting to save up to 40 percent in power consumption over comparable drives. We found the drives not only lived up to promised efficiency, but also were competitively priced.
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Preferred 9
Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 is the best tool available for dictating text and commanding a Web browser by voice, despite the gradual adjustments needed to conform to your personal manner of speaking.
