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Brave browser reaches v1.0, its first stable version
Brave, a privacy-first browser, rolls out its first stable release, complete with innovative features such as its own private ad platform and a users and websites rewards initiative.
Google's plan to collect health data on millions of Americans faces federal inquiry
Google defends its Project Nightingale deal with Ascension, which involves access to detailed patient records.
Chinese Tesla challenger Xpeng raises $400M from investors including Xiaomi
The funding will be used to back the upcoming launch of its electric P7 sedan.
Samsung and Korean streaming service to launch HDR10+ content
There are now more than 1,500 pieces of HDR10+ content with 90 members in the standard alliance, Samsung says.
Intel, Mozilla, Red Hat, and Fastly partner to make WebAssembly a cross-platform runtime
The Bytecode Alliance's main goal is to promote the use of security-hardened WebAssembly tools.
Predictions 2020: Privacy and data ethics bring marketing to the boardroom
Regulations, consumer wariness, and the consequences of misbehavior will create a challenging landscape for B2C marketers and brands. Read our top privacy predictions.
IBM boss Ginni Rometty urges businesses to widen the hiring pool to fill skills gap
She believes that as businesses look to scale artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and blockchain, "100% of jobs will change in the future".
Alibaba posts record $38 billion in sales for China's 11.11 shopping frenzy
Over 22,000 overseas bands participated in the event.
Could WeWork hire T-Mobile CEO John Legere?
After its failed IPO, WeWork's parent company is looking for a new leader who could right the ship, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Study of over 11,000 online stores finds 'dark patterns' on 1,254 sites
User interface dark patterns are becoming common on online stores.
Microsoft to represent DACA recipients in Supreme Court trial to keep program alive
The company has over 60 employees that are recipients of DACA permits, which allow them to stay in the country despite not being US citizens.
Another CMP gets swallowed up (Percolate, By Seismic), and what it means to you
The acquisition improves Seismic’s position with marketers, who Forrester predicts will take on a more active role in overseeing sales enablement in 2020.
Phones and PCs sold in Russia will have to come pre-installed with Russian apps
Russian lawmakers say the bill will protect Russian software companies from abuses by foreign tech firms.
SK Telecom to end 2G services
South Korea's largest carrier will end 2G services to better utilise spectrum resources.
Tesla's mystery pickup: Electric cybertruck unveiled on November 21, says Elon Musk
Two years after teasing the idea of a Tesla pickup truck, the company will unveil it later this month.
Inside a medical marijuana dispensary
Dispensaries in vertically integrated states like Florida are not "head shops" with black light posters, glass paraphernalia, and other trappings straight out of a Cheech & Chong movie.
Best gifts: 20 luxury gadgets for the billionaire who has everything
Money may not be able to buy you happiness -- but it certainly can provide you with some crazy technology and gadgets. Here are some of our favorite luxury gifts.
Affordable: Top tech, gadgets for under $100
Here are some of our favorite innovative and fun gadgets and gifts for tech enthusiasts. These are affordable and budget-friendly.
Our top choices for tech gifts
Here are ZDNet's top choices for technology gifts, gadgets, and accessories over the holiday season.
Best gifts: Top tech gadgets and tools for the remote worker
These are some of our top picks for technology and gifts which can make remote working smooth sailing.
13 highest-paying tech jobs in the US for 2018
Job search site Glassdoor released its list of the highest paying jobs in the US for 2018, and 13 of them were in the technology field -- up from 11 last year, and more than any other field.
A basic guide to diving in to the dark web
A frank guide to the Internet's unindexed underbelly -- the deep and dark Internet.
Mother's Day 2018: The best tech and gadgets for your mom this year
This Mother's Day, consider treating your mom to a gift, whether thoughtful or just plain fun.
Favorite gifts: Top tech, gadgets for under $100
Check out our guide to exciting technology and cool gadgets that are sure to please your special someone without breaking the bank.
Best gifts: Top tech gadgets of 2017
Here are ZDNet's top picks for technology, gifts, and gadgets for the holidays.
Best gifts: Top tech for co-workers
From more lavish gifts to stocking fillers and Secret Santa, there are great gadgets out there that your colleagues will love.
Best gifts: Internet of (Things) you can't live without
Treat yourself or a loved one to some of the best Internet of Things gifts and gadgets this Christmas.
Black Friday 2017: The top US deals in tech
A guide for finding the best US deals in tech this Black Friday across the Web.
Black Friday 2017: The top UK deals in tech
A guide for finding the best UK deals in tech this Black Friday across the Web.
Black Friday 2017: The best early UK deals in tech
With Black Friday fast approaching, there are already some great deals online in technology for UK buyers out there.
SK Telecom and Comcast form joint eSports company
The two companies will combine their resources to create eSports contents and manage sports teams.
Introducing STEAM to kids through sports
Marque Cornblatt, founder, CCO, & CIO at the Museum of Future Sports, sits down to talk to Tonya Hall about the importance of STEAM and the best way to get kids to appreciate its components through their love of sports and competition.
Personal info on nearly 5 million DoorDash users, drivers, and merchants exposed
Driver’s licence numbers of approximately 100,000 ‘Dashers’ were also accessed.
Mark Zuckerberg thinks he's so misunderstood
ZDNet's Chris Matyszczyk tells Karen Roby that Facebook's CEO says employees should constantly explain to critics that Facebook has their best interests at heart. Read more: https://zd.net/2M96j2h
New research centre receives AU$62m to study children's digital lives
The ARC Centre of Excellence for the Digital Child will examine the digital lives of Australian children from birth to eight years old.
RMIT Online expands AWS partnership with new cloud courses
One of the courses will provide an RMIT credential.
Boeing to develop AI systems with Defence's autonomous research centre
The technologies developed have the potential to be used in unmanned systems for military operations.
What the Gorgon Stare project is and how it works
Arthur Holland Michel, co-director of the Center for the Study of the Drone at NY's Bard College, explains to Tonya Hall what the Gorgon Stare project is and its importance.
'Right to be forgotten' online doesn't apply outside the borders of the EU
Google wins landmark case in the European Court of Justice.
Four women who changed tech for the better
Tonya Hall sits down with Julian Guthrie, journalist and author of "Alpha Girls - The Women Upstarts Who Took on Silicon Valley's Male Culture and Made the Deals of a Lifetime," to learn more about the lessons learned from writing her book.
LG Display changes boss amid LCD and OLED market squeezes
LG Display is expected to commence a tough restructuring on its money-losing Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) business and hopes to increase the profitability of its OLED display panels under new leadership.
HTC appoints former Orange executive as new CEO
Yves Maitre will be responsible for driving the company's push towards 5G, artificial intelligence, and extended reality (XR).
Bill Gates: Don't break tech giants, strengthen antitrust laws instead
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates thinks breaking up tech giants isn't an effective answer to antitrust concerns.
Technology is turning us into horribly impatient people
ZDNet's Chris Matyszczyk explains to Karen Roby that a new study suggests that we don't have a lot of time these days before losing our collective temper. Read more: https://zd.net/30a8Lzw
The tech industry embraces sustainability
ZDNet's Stephanie Condon tells Karen Roby about Salesforce's new Sustainability Cloud, as well as ways the tech industry is working to reduce its carbon footprint. Read more: https://zd.net/30fvhqE
First Look: Sony KLVL32MRX1 LCD TV
We sit down with Sony's latest LCD TV in our Australian first look.
Kodak EasyShare CX7430
The CX7430 is basic 4-megapixel digital camera ideal for recreational users who don't require all the bells and whistles.
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.
Ulead PhotoImpact XL
PIXL provides a decent suite of image editing tools for beginners wanting to spice up their photos and Web designers looking for an affordable imaging solution. Read our Australian review.
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