Google: You’ll see Google Assistant button on 100 million new Android phones in 2019
LG, Nokia, Xiaomi, TCL, and Vivo sign up for Google’s Assistant button. Read More
Microsoft workers protest: ‘Cancel US Army HoloLens super-soldier contract’
Microsoft employees say they didn’t sign up to build weapons, so the company should pull out of its $480m deal. Read More
Microsoft HoloLens 2: This is big, but you have to think different to ‘Apple big’
It’s easy to think that for a piece of technology to make an impact that it has to be something in the consumer space. Microsoft is right to aim the HoloLens 2 squarely at the enterprise space. Read More
HoloLens 2: How Microsoft plans to make augmented reality into your business reality
Can enterprise use cases raise HoloLens 2 from the level of curiosity to a business must-have? Read More
GetSwift to ‘vigorously’ defend ASIC allegations of misleading announcements
The publicly-listed software as a service firm has been accused of making misleading announcements in 2017 regarding client agreements. Read More
Microsoft’s HoloLens 2: Why it’s really all about the cloud
Microsoft at Mobile World Congress took the wraps off of its HoloLens 2 and it has some hardware upgrades that’ll help enterprise usage and the front-line workers using it. But HoloLens for Microsoft is all about landing cloud subscriptions. Read More
There’s no ops like NoOps: the next evolution of DevOps
Code moving from frontal-lobe-to-front-office in a snap? Let’s consider the case for the complete automation of software delivery and operations. Read More
Adobe patches bug that could blow up MacBook Pro speakers
If you run Adobe Premiere Pro on a MacBook Pro then it pays to go find the latest update, because it patches a bug that has permanently damaged MacBook Pro speakers. Read More
Samsung SmartThings Wifi review: Mesh networking with a smart home twist
Samsung’s mesh network setup does more than just provide Wi-Fi to all of your devices. Read More
Google opens first developer hub in Singapore
Internet giant unveils a physical space, occupying 7,200 square feet within its Singapore office, that it says offers various resources for developers from Southeast Asia, including hands-on mentorship, networking opportunities, and access to Google technologies. Read More