Bye, privacy: Evernote will let its employees read your notes
Evernote is changing its privacy policy to let employees read its customers’ notes, and they can’t opt out. Users have…
Apple answers MacBook Pro battery gripes — by yanking time-remaining estimate
Apple yesterday responded to complaints about too-short battery life in its new MacBook Pro with an update that removed the…
Trump to tech CEOs: We're there for you
President-elect Donald Trump kicked off a meeting with U.S. tech leaders on Wednesday by promising his administration was there to…
Evernote changes its privacy policy — and once again alarms its users
Let me start by saying that I’ve been a happy and consistent user of Evernote for as long as it’s…
5 recovery environments for tricky Windows 10 repairs
If you work with Windows systems, especially on the client side, you’ll occasionally need to bring an inoperable system back…
Ashley Madison to pay $1.6M settlement related to data breach
The company behind Ashley Madison, the adultery-enabling website, has agreed to pay a $1.6 million settlement related to a major…
IBM's plans to hire 25,000 U.S. workers aren't new
IBM’s pledges to hire 25,000 professionals in the U.S. and invest US$1 billion in employee training and development over four…
IDG Contributor Network: Are 4K optical discs really better than 4K streaming video?
It’s a debate for the ages. Actually, we had this one when HD video emerged quite a few years ago,…
IDG Contributor Network: Are carriers going 'soft'?
Carriers are increasingly looking to supplement the connectivity subscriptions that they sell in order to increase per user revenues and…
Docker releases Containerd, for running containers, as open source
Docker is releasing Containerd (pronounced container-dee), a set of basic components designed to run containers, as part of an open…