Windows: When no growth is an improvement
Microsoft yesterday said that revenue in the September quarter for the More Personal Computing group was down 2%, the second…
We’re All Talk
This week: Going deep on the Google Pixel, and how voice assistants are ready to take over. The post We’re…
Money, Crushing Loneliness, and This Week’s Other Treasures
We’re proud to bring NextDraft—the most righteous, most essential newsletter on the web—to WIRED.com. The post Money, Crushing Loneliness, and…
Target passes Walmart as top corporate solar customer
Target has surpassed perennial champion Walmart as the U.S.’s top corporate user of solar power, according to a new report.…
DDoS attacks on DNS servers are blocking access to Twitter, Netflix and more for some users
If you have been trying to access certain websites and services on your PC or smartphone today such as Twitter,…
New skin for iPhone mocks Galaxy Note 7, but there’s a twist
The folks at Uniqfind think they’re really clever: apparently the all-new “Explo-sung” skin for iPhones, which adds a burn effect…
China beats iOS App Store records in Sept. quarter with $1.7B in revenue
China is now Apple’s greatest source of revenue for the iOS App Store, after the country not only topped the…
MacRumors Giveaway: Win a Customizable iPhone 7 or 7 Plus Case From Casetify
For this week’s giveaway, we’ve teamed up with Casetify to offer MacRumors readers a chance to win a customizable iPhone…
BrandPost: How hybrid infrastructure fuels IT velocity
In today’s economy, IT departments’ success often hinges on the ability to turn ideas into innovative applications and services faster…
Google Pixel XL gets the iFixit teardown treatment and finds many modular parts
Google’s new Pixel XL smartphone may have just launched, but the ever busy folks at iFixit have already performed its…