This week in iOS news we heard that an update to iOS speeds up older iPhones, that Google paid a billion dollars for search on iOS, and that Apple Watch outsells all other Smartwatches.
The new iPhone is only a few months old but that doesn't stop the endless rumors and speculation as to what the next iPhone will bring.
A debate has sprung up in Linux circles over whether the Linux Foundation is serving individual open-source users or its corporate sponsors.
Big data and the Internet of Things (IoT) are big buzzwords. But are they a big deal to your organization? Take our survey and be part of the ongoing research on these topics and get a free copy of the resulting report.
Employers present proposal below union demands; a strike might be in the horizon
Microsoft has provided its promised list of more than 100 Skylake-based PCs that will be supported through July 2017 when running Windows 7 or Windows 8.1.
HTC just announced a couple of new promotions as it starts of 2016 with new virtual reality and wearable products.
Regular readers will know that I'm not a big fan of Apple's Lightning cables because they don't seem a bit fragile. I may have found the perfect replacement.
Apple's Siri is probably under-used on your iPhone and iPad even though it's a capable tool. These tips can easily improve what Siri can do for you.
Kali Linux, long known as a premier security/pen-test distribution, announces a new release which is also UEFI compatible. Here are my experiences installing it.
MIcrosoft's promised 1TB configuraitons of its Surface Book laptop and Surface Pro 4 tablet are now available in the U.S. and Canada.
Looking for a high-capacity SSD that's not going to break the bank? Here is a selection for you to choose from.
Researchers have found Linux malware that appears to target a particular brand of Bitcoin ATM but works "just fine" on Ubuntu.
Lithium's Value Analytics lets brands accurately measure community performance and produce data to defend investment in social customer service.
Amazon is giving away digital certificates to developers, so long as they're using AWS cloud resources.
