India’s Silicon Valley Is Dying of Thirst. Your City May Be Next
Bangalore was once the icon of a globalized, high tech, utopian future. Now it’s the thirsty sign of a global…
But all the plumbing works fine, right? RIGHT?!?
This company is having a branch office renovated — some walls moved and added, along with eight new Cat-6 network…
Congress includes funds for faster computers
The budget deal reached by Congress increases U.S. government support for supercomputing. It’s a sign that lawmakers are pushing back…
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Is IT having an identity crisis?
In 2007, Michael Spears became CIO of the National Council on Compensation Insurance. It wasn’t the usual promotion. Spears had…
Turns out Bixby can rap, beatbox, and even diss competitors
We couldn’t make this up if we wanted to. Bixby just gained support for voice actions in South Korea, and…
Apple invention uses RFID tags, Apple Watch to track food nutrition
As Apple wades further into health industry waters with products like Apple Watch, the company on Tuesday was granted a…
Report: Samsung could beat Intel and become world’s biggest chipmaker in Q2
Intel has been the biggest chipmaker in the world since 1993. According to a report by IC Insights, the company…
Lightseekers RPG launches for Android with action figure tie-in
PlayFusion has released the Lightseekers game for Android devices. It’s an action RPG that you can connect with various smart…
Logitech Debuts New Slim Folio Keyboard and Case for Apple's Latest iPad
Logitech today announced the debut of the Logitech Slim Folio, a Bluetooth keyboard and case that’s designed for the fifth-generation…