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Gartner projects a minor growth in PC shipments in 2018, driven by upgrades to sleeker PCs and interest in new applications like VR
AWS targets its largest enterprise customers with new Managed Services product
The certificate validation mechanism relied on weak 32-bit signatures that were susceptible to collisions, researcher found
Will this be the year when customers really get what vendors promise?
Is this just another MBaaS or does Kuzzle have some serious experience that lends it extra credibility?
The company hopes to reverse BlackBerry's fall with new phones
Intel will ship its first 5G modem to testers in the second half this year
A new Z-Wave technology will let service providers pre-configure devices for quicker setup
Meanwhile, the Firefox come-back continues
The eight most popular mobile apps in the United States are made by two tech giants. Facebook and Google dominated the app market in 2017 and continued a duopoly that's existed for years.
Feds cite use of internet-connected cameras to launch botnet attack as proof that better security is needed
Augmented reality, blockchain, AI, Linux and phone encryption are among TED Talk topics that can get you up to speed in just a few minutes
Toyota, Ford, Suzuki and Mazda are some of the supporters of the consortium
The U.S. has yet to offer new evidence -- or a smoking gun -- proving the Kremlin’s involvement
Mous touts ability of its Limitless iPhone case to save your smartphone even from 45-foot drops
The new application layer defines how connected devices discover and learn about each other
Smartphones will be as fast as PCs, batteries will charge lightning fast and LTE data transfers could touch 1Gbps
Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chip could make Windows PCs on ARM attractive again
Intel released few key details around its new non-volatile memory
Notre Dame's Reilly Center serves up fourth annual list of science/tech headaches
LeEco's Smart Mountain and Smart Road bikes will have navigation, communication and theft-prevention features
Acer's Chromebook 11 N7 is designed to be durable, but has an old CPU and doesn't have a USB-C port
Amazingly thin PCs with Kaby Lake will get 4K video, VR capabilities and longer battery life
Intel's introducing five new mini-PCs at CES with its latest 7th Generation Core i3, i5 and i7 chips
The company pushes 4K screens, VR-ready Alienware laptops
This Christmas brought one of the first documented cases of an Android-based smart TV being infected with ransomware
Gartner says spending on SD-WAN products will rise from $129 million in 2016 to $1.24 billion in 2020
"It's unlikely we see an iPhone 20," Munster says
Naked Neptune snagged by Facebook photo police
The thinner and smaller ThinkPad X1 Carbon laptop, X1 Tablet, and X1 Yoga 2-in-1 get upgraded to Intel Kaby Lake chips
Dell has Alienware, Acer has Predator and now Lenovo has Legion PCs for gamers
The Miix 720 is a 12-inch Windows tablet with Kaby Lake chips and a Thunderbolt 3 port
Dell's XPS 13 2-in-1 is priced at $999 and will ship this month
Here are 10 predictions for the year ahead in IT outsourcing.
A newly declassified report includes technical details of the attack
The prevalence of insecure default configurations for embedded devices suggests that vendors don't account for LAN-based threats
The security of online travel booking systems are stuck in the 1990s, according to security researchers
Find out how to respond to ransomware threats
The vulnerability could allow attackers execute arbitrary shell commands on web servers
Plans are to build a massive network of internet satellites with global coverage
Lenovo introduces ThinkPad Yoga 370, upgrades workhorse T-series, L-series and X-series laptops to Intel's Kaby Lake chips
The laptop will be one of the first PCs to run Intel's mysterious Optane memory
Bots, FPGAs, open source and organizational changes will have a big impact in the years to come
2017 could see further evil innovations of ransomware.
CEOs, board members need to bone up on cybersecurity and not leave those matters to CIOs, analyst says
After years of debate, the company's scaled-back wireless plan has been adopted
Conflicting reports paint a contrasting picture of Apple’s desktop support.
The iOS App Transport Security (ATS) will not become a requirement on Jan. 1, as previously announced
