Here’s the iPad Pro that professionals really want
Apple keeps trying to position the iPad Pro as a replacement to a desktop. But there’s one limitation that Apple seems to stubbornly refuse to do anything about. Read More
Kronos, IBM partner on Watson bot amid broader AI push for human resources
Kronos and IBM will combine forces in an attempt to better retain and train hourly workers via a Watson powered bot. The effort comes as Kronos rolls out an AI engine for its Workforce Dimensions software. Read More
Here are the best Raspberry Pi single board computer alternatives
I’m a huge fan of single board computers (think Raspberry Pi, but from different manufacturers). Here is a selection of single board computers for homebrew projects, industrial applications, and automation. With prices starting at only $5, there’s a board for every type of application. Read More
Flaws in self-encrypting SSDs let attackers bypass disk encryption
Master passwords and faulty standards implementations allow attackers access to encrypted data without needing to know the user-chosen password. Read More
What you need to know about the iPhone’s new dual-sim feature
Ever want to have your work and personal phone number on one iPhone? Now it’s possible. Read More
Broadcom closes CA Technologies purchase, then sells CA’s Veracode unit for $950 million
CA Technologies bought Veracode in March 2017 for $614 million. Read More
ResMed buys MatrixCare for $750 million, adds to home health care software portfolio
ResMed, best known for its sleep apnea equipment and software, is acquiring electronic health record player MatrixCare to expand is software-as-a-service business. Read More
Yes, I bought a 2018 Mac mini (and here’s how I spec’d it out)
Apple finally updated its long-ignored Mac mini. With all the pro specs David Gewirtz has been asking for, lo these many years, he bought one. Here’s what it’s got under the hood. Read More
Want an iPhone 8? Apple’s now selling them for $499 refurbished
Apple offers a cheaper way to get an iPhone 8. Read More
Now Intel signs up to open-source code of conduct after Torvalds’ Linux hiatus
Intel joins the code of conduct that’s challenging open source’s faith in meritocracy. Read More