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Touching Holograms With Hololens 2 Is Amazing, But Phone AR Is Way More Fun
Sorry, but I’d rather play with Pikachu than a hologram hummingbird.
The Power Of Software To Build Experiences
While there’s always much to take away from Apple’s keynote talks, the Cupertino firm’s March 25 event was, excuse the unintended pun, ‘notable’, for the lack of one thing.
Samsung Galaxy S10+: Phone That Goes Higher, Further, Faster
It doesn’t fold and it doesn’t have 5G, but the Galaxy S10+ is still a force to be reckoned with.
How To Use Wireless Powershare!
It’s easy to share your charge with another phone.
Get Ready For 8K
It was wall-to-wall 8K TVs at CES this year. 8K is almost certainly headed for the PC, but should we welcome it, wonders Jeremy Laird
Apple Card: The Future Of Digital Money
With Apple announcing its new credit card, powered by Goldman Sachs and MasterCard, we delve deeper into the company’s fintech division, explore the implications of the new venture, examine Apple’s financial services competition, and ask whether the Cupertino firm is spreading itself too thin as it expands its services arm and enters into unmarked territory…
3 Obstacles That Folding Phones Must Overcome
The next big things could have next big problems.
Move On From Windows 7
The time has come to upgrade that old operating system.
To Imagine The ‘5G' Future, Revisit Our Recent Wireless Past
The mobile industry is cranking up its hype machine for sleek new “5G” networks that it says will make your phone and everything else faster and wonderful. If you believe the marketing.
To Imagine The ‘5G' Future, Revisit Our Recent Wireless Past
The mobile industry is cranking up its hype machine for sleek new “5G” networks that it says will make your phone and everything else faster and wonderful. If you believe the marketing.
Google To Require Benefits, Minimum Wage For Contractors
Google says it will require staffing companies it works with to pay workers at least $15 an hour and give them health benefits.
Swedish Superstars Abba: New Song Later This Year
ABBA’s Bjorn Ulvaeus says fans can expect a new song “in September or October” from the four-member Swedish pop group that broke up 37 years ago.
Woman Pleads Guilty To Defrauding Tech Company Of $500k
A Massachusetts woman has pleaded guilty to defrauding a Rhode Island technology company out of more than $550,000 in reimbursements for business expenses.
The Power Of Software To Build Experiences
While there’s always much to take away from Apple’s keynote talks, the Cupertino firm’s March 25 event was, excuse the unintended pun, ‘notable’, for the lack of one thing.
Card: The Future Of Digital Money
With Apple announcing its new credit card, powered by Goldman Sachs and MasterCard, we delve deeper into the company’s fintech division, explore the implications of the new venture, examine Apple’s financial services competition, and ask whether the Cupertino firm is spreading itself too thin as it expands its services arm and enters into unmarked territory…
You've Been Hacked; This Is What You Should Do Next!
Find out if your accounts have been hacked, and what to do about it, with Nick Peers
5 MWC Android Announcements You Might Have Missed But Really Need To Know
The smallest announcements are sometimes the most important
MSI Trident X
You’ll forget how it looks once you see it running
Zotac Gaming Geforce RTX 2060 AMP
A mainstream RTX card that’s affordable and still fast
Nvidia Titan RTX
A gold-plated status symbol for a godlike content creation PC.
Philips Brilliance 4999h Ultra-Wide 49-inch Monitor
STOP THAT, IT’S SILLY. So goes the immortal Monty Python meme, and we’re beginning to think it applies to the PC monitor market, especially when it comes to ultrawide screens.
BenQ PD2700U
Give us pixels, and plenty of ’em.
Asus ROG Strix Z390-E Gaming
When did motherboards get so expensive?
AMD Radeon VII
A promising first taste of 7nm, but not a revolution.
Windows 7 will use pop-ups to warn users of the operating system's impending death
Pop-up ads have proven to be a PR nightmare before. Will they again?
Asus Computers Infected By Auto-update Virus
In a sophisticated targeted espionage operation, hackers infected tens of thousands of computers from the Taiwanese vendor ASUS with malicious software using the company’s online automatic update service, security researchers reported this week.
Apple's News Subscription Service A Mixed Bag For Publishers
On Monday, Apple launched what some have called a “Netflix for news” — a $10-a-month subscription service that offers access to hundreds of magazines and a handful of newspapers. But most major U.S. news publishers aren’t participating.
How Word Translates Text Between Languages
Translate a word, sentence, or document into 62 languages with a few clicks.
HP Recalls 78,500 More Laptop Batteries Over Fire Concerns
The recall is an expansion of one announced in January 2018.
EU Ignores US Calls To Ban Huawei In 5G Cyber Blueprint
The European Commission has ignored U.S. calls to ban Chinese tech supplier Huawei as it announced a series of new cybersecurity recommendations for next-generation mobile networks.