ARM builds up security in the tiniest IoT chips
With the internet of things, devices are getting smaller, smarter and – we hope – safer. It’s not easy to…
Financial experts forecast more bad news for Apple
Later today Apple will once again announce a sales decline for its biggest product lines, including the iPhone, the company’s…
Self-driving 18-wheeler delivers the first shipment: Beer
A self-driving semi-tractor trailer has made its virgin journey across Colorado to deliver, what else, a load of beer. In…
Google is trying to reinvent the whiteboard
What’s big, red and supposed to be the next big thing in workplace collaboration? Google’s new Jamboard, a massive touch…
Google buys eye-tracking VR firm Eyefluence
Google has acquired a 3-year-old eye-tracking company for virtual and augmented reality headsets, signaling the tech giant’s interest in the…
IBM is folding object storage into its Bluemix cloud services
OpenStack users running their workloads on IBM’s SoftLayer public cloud infrastructure took it calmly when the company’s object storage development…
Does privacy exist anymore? Just barely.
Privacy is a critical area for IT, and as social media and mobile extend potential privacy invasions into areas once…
Azure brings SQL Server Analysis Services to the cloud
SQL Server Analysis Services, one of the key features of Microsoft’s relational database enterprise offering, is going to the cloud.…
IDG Contributor Network: Capriza ups the mobile enterprise ante (again)
I’ve been bullish about app vendor Capriza for quite some time now. Capriza’s raisan d’etre is very simple — they’re…
It looks like Apple Pay is already really big in Japan
Apple has been working furiously to introduce Apple Pay in new territories, and this morning’s Japanese launch appears to be…