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Epson reported to Texas AG for bricking third-party ink cartridges
EFF argues Epson's practice is making users avoid installing firmware updates, leaving millions of printers and companies vulnerable to cyber attacks.
Lyft launches $299 a month subscription plan, transportation as a service arrives
Lyft is about to change the economics involved with transportation, generate recurring revenue and give us one fine experiment to watch.
GPU-Z now warns users if they have purchased fake Nvidia graphics cards
As the demand for high-power graphics cards continues to surge, some sellers are seeking to cash in on Nvidia's name.
Walmart sees e-commerce growth of about 35 percent for fiscal 2020
The retailer's annual analyst powwow will have a heavy dose of technology plans and e-commerce growth projections.
Here are the 10 top tech trends you need to understand right now
From autonomous things and blockchain to quantum computing; how many of these technologies are you ready for?
Tech-support scams: Microsoft reveals that fraudsters are still fooling too many people
More people are wary of unsolicited contact from tech firms but tens of thousands still fall victim.
Impressions on SAP CX Live, SAP during a walk on Calle de Vendedor
SAP CX Live 2018 in Barcelona showed me that SAP was still committed to its customer-facing corporate pivot and willing to go to the wall for it. But is it enough? Here are my first impressions.
Anthem agrees to pay $16 million in data breach privacy settlement
The insurer will shell out to settle a privacy violations case issued by the US government.
Windows 10 BSOD problems: Microsoft offers up driver fix for HP crashes
Blue screen of death crashes fixed by removing HP keyboard driver with known compatibility issues.
Temasek snaps up Sygnia, founded by Israel's NSA, in $250m deal
The cybersecurity consulting firm was created by former members of Israel's 8200 unit.
Cloud computing switch as digital transformation takes priority
Cost-cutting takes a back seat as cloud-powered business change moves centre stage.
Mobile in Sub-Saharan Africa: Can world's fastest-growing mobile region keep it up?
Sub-Saharan Africa has led the world in mobile take-up growth in the past few years, but a range of issues now threaten that momentum.
Hackers tamper with exploit chain to drop Agent Tesla, circumvent antivirus solutions
A new campaign is spreading information-stealing malware including Agent Tesla and Loki.
Hostile states will attempt deadly cyber attacks on UK, warns NCSC
The UK has faced hundreds of cyber incidents in the past two years, but the biggest test is probably still to come.
Line lists cryptocurrency on Bitbox exchange
Japanese tech vendor puts its digital token Link on its recently launched exchange Bitbox, making it available for trade with three cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether.
First look: Here's every Alexa-enabled device that Amazon revealed today
"We have a little under an hour today and maybe seventy new things to talk about." They weren't kidding!
24 internet-connected things that really shouldn't be online
A roundup of some of the more bizarre things that are online -- but really shouldn't be.
Useful devices for your smart home office
From audio-augmenting ear buds to automated coffee machines, here are the best devices for an effective home office set-up.
Bringing IoT to life in the home of the future
No longer the stuff of science fiction, IoT is becoming more pervasive -- even in the home. But imagine its possibilities for consumers over the next few years.
Research round-up: Cloud computing, IoT and cybersecurity, iPhone X and more
12 graphs which explain the tech news of the last month.
What it's like inside a life-size Google Home Max
Despite its size, the giant speaker can be moved and will begin showing up in random cities across the US.
The best IoT, smart home gadgets in 2018
Check out ZDNet's latest roundup of the hottest IoT and smart home gadgets on the market.
Unboxing the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
We got our hands on one of the first Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ boards. Here's what it looks like and how it differs from the previous incarnation (there's one design change that could catch you out!).
Photos: Philips Hue outdoor lighting lineup
A closer look at the Philips Hue connected lighting lineup for the great outdoors.
We rank the technologies most likely to change the world by 2028
From today's rock stars of innovation to tomorrow's hidden gems, these 18 technologies have the greatest potential to transform the world over the next decade.
Gallery: Top 10 accessories for Apple's HomePod
Apple's HomePod can be used as a hub to control HomeKit devices via Siri voice commands. Here's a selection of accessories worth investigating.
36 of the best movies about AI, ranked
Here's a whole list of AI movies to stream next time you're in the mood for something self-aware
Food gadgets for the best holiday dinners
Ensure your holiday cooking is made easy with these food and drink gadgets.
The scariest tech of 2017, period, end of sentence
Here are the products, apps, and trends that chilled our staff to the bone this year... no icicles necessary
Technology we hate with a passion
Hate is back in fashion again. Tech is no exception when it comes to being the target of our anger and frustration -- but this stuff truly deserves it.
Edge computing: What leaders need to know
If you're still getting up to speed on what edge computing is and how it can help your business, we've got you covered.
Spark lights up Cat M1 IoT network
New Zealand telco deploying Cat M1 across the country in the coming six months.
Telstra unveils cells on wings
The Telstra Labs team has been working on developing and trialling drones as flying mobile base stations to be used in natural disaster-impacted areas.
iRobot Roomba i7+ stores maps of your home
By storing maps locally, the new i7+ is able to learn the contours of a space in a couple cleanings in order to clean more efficiently. Read more: https://zd.net/2Cpoxet
Sprint partners Ericsson for IoT network
The IoT platform will enable AI, edge computing, robotics, and autonomous vehicles applications, Sprint and Ericsson said, with the network to be 5G ready. Read more: https://zd.net/2oI7Zog
NetComm Wireless launches industrial IoT device
NetComm's new IIoT device enables NB-IoT and Cat-M1 connectivity for low-power, low-bandwidth things. Read more: https://zd.net/2PsvE7t
Google Assistant gets multilingual support
Google has added multilingual support to Google Assistant, enabling users to jump between two languages when communicating with the voice-activated assistant. Read more: https://zd.net/2MBORGK
Gold Coast announces IoT network
In addition to its fibre-optic broadband expansion and its 5G access via Telstra and Optus, the City of Gold Coast has announced that it is building an IoT network with NNNCo. Read more: https://zd.net/2PeErKd
Sydney suburb joins Mastercard's City Possible program
Mastercard will collaborate with Liverpool City Council through the its global smart city development program as the Sydney suburb prepares to house the new Western Sydney Airport. Read more: https://zd.net/2P9Ml7u
SK Telecom launches SmartThings pet tracker
SK Telecom has launched SmartThings Tracker, a tag that weighs 24 grams designed to track children and pets using its Cat.M1 IoT network. Read more: https://zd.net/2MVd7Ty
Telstra launches IoT asset tracking solution
Telstra has moved into the 'location of things', launching consumer, small business, and enterprise solutions for connected asset tracking. Read more: https://zd.net/2Nen2kj
Samsung unveils internet-connected Air Dresser
The closet-shaped dresser airs, steams, dries, and purifies clothing to rid garments of micro-dust and odors 'completely', the South Korean tech giant said. Read more: https://zd.net/2nVOAzO
Amazon no longer the dominant voice in the smart speaker battleground
Google is eroding Amazon's big lead, but Apple is still a long way back.
How GOAT uses machine learning, cloud to get you the greatest sneakers
CTO Andy Shin of sneaker marketplace GOAT explains how the company is using machine learning to verify the authenticity of sneakers as well as data science and the Internet of things.
Broodminder's IoT devices are helping save the bees
Broodminder out of Wisconsin is a company that makes rugged wireless beehive monitors, helping beekeepers figure out the temperature and humidity of their hive. Now, it's launching a new version of its temperature measurement device -- at half the price of the original.
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