Evernote changes its pricing plans and users worry
Evernote, the note-taking service that has become part of a large number of lives, has notified its users that it…
Oracle pledges 'x86 economics' with new Sparc servers
Larry Ellison doesn’t do “cheap.” The Oracle chairman isn’t interested in selling the low-cost one- and two-socket servers that make…
WWDC: Why you’ll use Apple’s Breathe app
We all breathe, right? So why does Apple think an app to help us do it makes any sense at…
IDG Contributor Network: A career in Unix: The best and the worst
Having spent more than 35 years working in the field of Unix systems administration, looking back practically requires a telescope,…
Microsoft's big Windows 10 update to launch Aug. 2
Microsoft’s latest major refresh of Windows 10 will be released publicly on Aug. 2, the company confirmed Wednesday morning. In…
Great R packages for data import, wrangling & visualization
One of the great things about R is the thousands of packages users have written to solve specific problems in…
Review: MongoDB Atlas shoulders the ops burden
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5 steps to turning your company into a platform
We can all see the future around us. Uber, Airbnb and Alibaba have all seemed to come out of nowhere…
Facebook may (or may not) suggest friends based on your location
Apparently, the fastest way to get two different answers to the same questions is to ask a Facebook spokesperson. That…
Google tool lets users personalize the ads they see
Google’s core business is in advertising, and it insists on showing you as many ads as it can. A new…