Sick and disgusted: The worst tech failures of 2018
It was a rough year for the technology industry: From anxiety-inducing social networks and buggy mobile devices to glitchy operating systems and killer driverless cars, we had it all. Read More
Intel unveils next-gen Sunny Cove CPUs, graphics plans, and 3D silicon stacking
After a tough year where it faced competition across all fronts from AMD, Intel hopes that the switch over to 10-nanometer based chips and technologies such as 3D-stacking of logic chips will help it regain some of the ground it lost. Read More
Can Firefox survive in a Google world?
With Microsoft’s decision to switch to Chromium for its Edge browser, Mozilla’s Firefox remains the only major browser developer that still maintains its own alternative engine. In a world dominated by Google, can Firefox remain competitive? Read More
What’s really the fastest Windows 10 web browser today?
Every company is claiming their latest web browser is the fastest one yet. So, which one really is the fastest? I took them to the test bench — and here’s what I found. Read More
Artificial intelligence and machine learning aren’t just for the big guys
The hype surrounding AI and machine learning is cacophonous – and small businesses hoping to take advantage of emerging technology might be fearful the cost will be even greater than the hysteria. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Read More
Windows 10 update fixes bug triggering blue screens on Surface Book 2
Tuesday’s Windows 10 cumulative update fixes bug that annoyed owners of the flagship Surface Book 2. Read More
Is Windows 10 still telling Microsoft what you’re doing even if you don’t want it to?
Microsoft baffles Windows 10 users by apparently collecting data about recently opened websites and apps when users have opted against sharing that information. Read More
Adobe updates Sign with Government ID Authentication feature
The feature lets users snap a photo of their driver’s license or passport as a form of digital ID authentication. Read More
Super Micro says external security audit found no evidence of backdoor chips
Super Micro sends a letter to customers with the results of a third-party security audit. Read More
Is MakerBot’s new Method 3D printer ready enough to save the company?
Can MakerBot’s new, up-market 3D printer move the needle on the company’s reputation? Is this the 3D printer businesses and departments have been waiting for? We put it all in perspective. Read More