2015: The tech year in cartoons
January: We have met the enemy, and he is us Image by John Klossner, © Computerworld It seems that security…
Mingis on Tech: Hackable health records, bold predictions for 2016
Welcome to Mingis on Tech, Computerworld‘s new video podcast on IT-related news you can use. In this second episode, Executive…
Google Glass isn't dead — OK glassholes, rejoice
Google Glass has merely been “resting”—according to an FCC filing. But Google’s Enterprise Edition of Glass will be aimed at…
Samsung to integrate SmartThings control into its 2016 smart TVs
Samsung has big things planned for the home automation space next year it seems. The company has just announced that…
But he dragged and dropped them just fine!
Most of the users that this pilot fish supports are comfortable with technology — but there’s one notable exception. “My…
LG G3 and Sprint G Stylo begin receiving Android 6.0 Marshmallow
There was plenty of speculation that LG was on the verge of releasing a Marshmallow update for its last generation…
Statistics: Android users were all about phablets this holiday season
It is no secret that smartphones are getting larger. Reports from Medium (and plenty other firms) have been showing a…
Is Virtual Reality the Next Big Thing… Again?
What is the current status of Virtual Reality on mobile? Where it’s heading in the future and what can ARM…
Samsung Pay to introduce mobile payments in 2016
Samsung Pay continues moving up the ladder as the Korean giant aims to reach more devices, retailers and customers, but…
When it comes to bugs, the Adobe Flash Players cup runeth over
The Adobe Flash Player just closed out the year with another clump of bug fixes; nineteen were released today. The…