ZTE employees asked to learn US laws and pass compliance test
The Chinese smartphone maker was earlier this week hit with seven-year-long export restrictions by the US.
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Google cuts fake ad blockers from Chrome Store: Were you among 20 million fooled?
Bogus ad-blocker extensions in the Chrome Web Store trick millions of people into installing them.
Ex-Google CEO Schmidt's warfare warning: We need AI ground rules for Pentagon work
But Eric Schmidt urges DoD to do more AI programs like the one that sparked protests from Google employees.
Qualcomm layoffs begin in business restructuring push
Updated: Employees are being axed in an attempt to save up to $1 billion annually at the same time the firm is seeking to acquire NXP.
AppDynamics touts the agility of a startup with the pocket of a global giant
CEO David Wadhwani spoke with ZDNet about the state of application monitoring and how a year with a billion-dollar parent has allowed an aggressive focus on R&D.
Chrome 66 rolls out: Autoplay video silenced by default plus 62 bugs fixed
Chrome 66 mutes audio on autoplay video by default unless a user tends to watch video on a site with sound on.
Why sustainability remains a critical IT objective
The initial push for sustainable corporate initiatives has given way to a longer view that leverages the value of digitized information, IoT analytics, and optimization via environmental monitoring.
iPhone X global profits alone beat all Apple's rivals and it's not even close
Even Apple's iPhone SE takes a larger share of worldwide handset profits than any model from Chinese makers.
Trump rejects TPP hopes
Following talks last week that the US was reconsidering joining the TPP, President Trump has said he doesn't 'like' the trade deal, adding that bilateral agreements are preferable.
'Urgent reforms' needed for auDA: Fifield
auDA's current management framework is 'no longer fit for purpose', Communications Minister Mitch Fifield has said while releasing a plethora of recommendations and new terms of endorsement.
Zoho at a crossroads: Stepping up means stepping out
Zoho has been one of the great successes in the world of small business technologies. Few companies have been able to succeed with a similar business model, yet Zoho has been wildly successful. But they are also enshrouded in mystery. Read on to see what's under their veil and what they have to do next -- if they want to.
Software developers are changing: They want to learn in different ways
Software is changing, and with it how we look at developer relations. So how is that change affecting the developer conference?
Qualcomm to refile NXP takeover application with Chinese authorities: report
The deal has become complicated due to political struggles between the US and China.
IBM adept at transformation amidst market changes: APAC CEO
Having experienced several significant market changes, IBM is adept at transformation and will continue to do so by focusing on "strategic imperatives", says its first female Asia-Pacific chief Harriet Green.
Infosys buys ad firm WongDoody, plots sell off of Sikka acquisitions
Infosys said it's now searching for buyers for Kallidus, Skava, and Panaya.
Fake news and sick society: More decline ahead as the media seeks stable business model
Job cuts and shrinking revenues continue to mark the media industry -- as the largest online publishers grab the majority of ad revenues but reject the social responsibilities.
Top accessories to make your car smarter
You don't need to buy a brand new car to enjoy better connectivity and safer driving.
Father's Day 2017: Smart cooking, kitchen gadgets and gifts
Read on to find everything from smart BBQ accessories to kitchen essentials your dad will love this Father's Day.
2017 Father's Day tech gifts and gadgets for under $100
A gift guide to help you buy gadgets for dads who enjoy their gaming, mobile devices, travel and more without the day costing you a fortune.
Beach reads for IT professionals in 2017
Which book titles should be on your to-read list this summer?
Cybersecurity reads for every hacker's bookshelf
Take a plunge into the world of hacking, exploits, and cybersecurity with these recommended reads this summer.
Gallery: Masterpass-enabled bots launch on Facebook Messenger
With these AI-enabled bots, customers can build their orders and securely checkout, without leaving the Messenger platform. See how the process works for FreshDirect, Subway and The Cheesecake Factory.
These 25 wildly popular Android games are raking in the most cash from in-app purchases
Do you want to know who makes the most app cash? You better sit down, because those little games are worth billions of dollars. We'll show you the winners, the rising stars, and those former stars who may be sinking fast.
The best camping tech, gadgets in 2017
There are plenty of tools, gadgets, and tech product which can make your next camping trip easier and more memorable. Here are some of our favorites.
Top travel gadgets for your inner minimalist
Here are some of our favorite compact, sleek gadgets which can prove invaluable if you're trying to keep your luggage as minimal as possible.
Essential gadgets for frequent fliers
What are the most useful gadgets you can take with you on your next trip? ZDNet finds out.
Gaelic Tech: Top Irish Contributions to Science and Industry
Think Ireland is all about the Guinness, Corned Beef & Potatoes? How about Color Photography, Seismology and Submarines?
20 backpacks CXOs can actually get away with
Yes, you can have a backpack that's travel-ready, efficient ... AND slick enough for that next meeting with the people on Sand Hill Road.
Five banking security trends in Latin America
Cybercrime in the banking world is becoming more sophisticated in the region as attackers develop their own systems and replicate practices seen in other parts of the world. We look at five key trends for banking security in Latin countries.
2016 Holiday gift guide: Top tech, gadgets to give this season
Here are the top picks this holiday season for technology, gadgets, and gizmos which will make great gifts this Christmas.
2016 Holiday gift guide: Photography gadgets and accessories
Here are some of the top photography accessories, stocking fillers, and kit to make this holiday season special.
Top tips to find and keep the best employees
If you're finding it hard to hang onto great staff, check out our tips from CXOs.
Australian government to conduct new visa pilot
The Australian government will be conducting a pilot of its Global Talent Scheme visa regime from July, requiring businesses to demonstrate a policy to give 'first preference to Australian workers' during recruitment.
Why social good is business tech's next big trend
From smart city projects to healthcare industry initiatives, technology for the greater good seems to be everywhere. Is this a cynical bid for more customers or the emergence of a new market? Larry Dignan and Bill Detwiler discuss.
Google takes the wraps off of Agones
Google's open-source game hosting platform is built on top of Kubernetes and was developed in partnership with gaming giant Ubisoft.
Qualcomm & Broadcom: The saga
ZDNet documents just how complicated this potential acquisition became and what happened once it reached President Trump's ears.
What programming languages do you need to know to earn more?
Research has revealed where developers need to focus their efforts in order to up their wages.
Apple employees were calling 911 after walking into glass walls
Watch out for the glass at Apple Park: One caller describes injuries needing stitches, while another calls his accident silly.
Google to build web standards based on AMP framework
Google is looking to build web standards that will allow instant loading for non-AMP web content.
BlackBerry sues Facebook for alleged patent infringement
BlackBerry claims Facebook violated its intellectual property covering messaging utilities, including showing an unread message indicator on top of an icon.
Humanizing AI, disrupting retail, and more CES 2018 observations
Tom Edwards, chief digital officer of agency business at Epsilon, talks about making robots more acceptable, how traditional retail will be disrupted by computer vision, and how Kodak intends to take a leadership role in digital rights management via blockchain.
Uber launches service to get people to the doctor's office (Fortune)
Uber could soon eliminate the need for a smartphone as the only gateway into its service, with a whole new partnership.
Norway's 5G pilot will have driverless buses, drones, and real-time medical diagnoses
When Telenor's 5G pilot begins near Oslo later this year, it will be putting a string of applications to real-life testing.
Dario Spina: Brands should become more like people
Viacom's Dario Spina traces the digital evolution of brand messaging from static 'containers' like ad spots, billboards and banner ads to social media influencers and brands behaving more like individuals with personality and custom-tailored messages.
Google removes View Image button in image search
The change is related to last week's announcement by Getty Images of a new multi-year licensing partnership with Google.
Better know a blogger: SJVN on Linux, Microsoft, space roadsters and more
In the latest installment of our ongoing Better Know a Blogger series, we talk to ZDNet's Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols. We'll take a deep dive into what makes this prolific tech journalist tick, and take a look at the future of tech through his eyes
Kodak EasyShare CX7430
The CX7430 is basic 4-megapixel digital camera ideal for recreational users who don't require all the bells and whistles.The Kodak CX7430 has a grey plastic look and feel, especially compared to the higher DX series of Kodak EasyShare cameras such as the DX6440.
CorelDraw Graphics Suite 12.0
Mid- to high-level graphics professionals will like this package, but it's overkill for just touching up photos and drawing organisational charts.Year after year, CorelDraw Graphics Suite returns to compete and hold its own against the major players in the field, Adobe's Illustrator and Photoshop.
Ulead PhotoImpact XL
PIXL is a decent image editing suite for beginners wanting to spice up their photos or Web designers looking for an affordable imaging solution. Read our Australian review.
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