BrandPost: Transitioning Data from Byproduct to Business Asset
Just watch: Someday a brilliant person will invent a way to capture exhaust from tailpipes and smokestacks and convert it…
Windows Server 2016 could cost you more than you think
A few years ago, Microsoft switched from per-processor to per-core licensing in SQL Server, and it’s about to do the…
Tablet shipments down, but detachables catch on
The saving grace for the declining tablet market is detachable devices, also called 2-in-1s, that can serve as both a…
Going dark debunked: Boundless surveillance opportunities via the Internet of Things
The government likes to wail that encryption is the devil and is causing its surveillance efforts to go dark, but…
Review: The SanDisk Ultra +Cloud is two types of storage in one
The SanDisk Ultra +Cloud is a USB 3.0 flash drive with a twist: You get 64GB on the drive itself…
Defending a network from the NSA
In the just-completed USENIX Enigma security conference, Rob Joyce, the head of the elite Tailored Access Operations (TAO) division of…
Trojanized Android games hide malicious code in images
Over 60 Android games hosted on Google Play had Trojan-like functionality that allowed them to download and execute malicious code…
First look: Microsoft Azure Stack hits the ground running
Microsoft’s latest attempt to square the circle of on-premises IT and cloud services, Azure Stack brings what Microsoft describes as…
Augmented reality and the Apple Car
Apple has beenworking on virtual reality solutions for years – since way before Steve Jobs threatened to “destroy” Android and…
IDG Contributor Network: Rebecca Minkoff's RFID trial painted itself into a corner–deliberately
Most retailers experimenting with customer-facing RFID—which has come a long way since it’s assembly-line-only days—are trying to expand its use…