IBM and Samsung achieve breakthrough on flash killer for wearables, mobile devices
IBM and development partner Samsung announced they’ve developed a process to manufacture a type of non-volatile RAM that is up…
Microsoft amps up Windows-as-a-subscription effort
Microsoft today announced that this fall its partners will start selling subscriptions to Windows 10 Enterprise, the edition that targets…
Pokémon Go makes people do crazy things
Pokémon Go, the new augmented reality smartphone game, has players showing up in some strange places looking for virtual cartoon…
China loads up on chip technology with new ARM license
China already has the world’s fastest computer with its homegrown chip, but the country hasn’t stopped loading up on technology…
NASA rover Curiosity is back at work on Mars
NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover resumed work on Monday after being in safe mode for nine days. While NASA engineers have…
IDG Contributor Network: So, you bought good security tools. Now what?
The pace of growth in the availability of information security tools in the last five years has been nothing short…
The better way to track packages with Android
These pretty little gadgets we tote around in our pockets are supposed to be smart — but when it comes…
Microsoft delays its Azure Stack software until mid-2017
Azure Stack, Microsoft’s system for building private clouds that run the same software it uses in its public cloud, has…
U.S. probes Tesla on autopilot system failures after fatal crash
The U.S. government has asked Tesla Motors for detailed information about key safety systems on its cars after a May…
Surprise! Facebook is using Office 365 now
Facebook’s staff of 13,000 employees are now Microsoft Office 365 users, the social networking giant announced Tuesday. “Do you want…