A brief history of Apple iPad models 2010-2018 (Gallery)
Apple’s iPad exploded into the consumer tech market in April of 2010, months ahead of the first Android-powered tablet, and since then the company has sold some 400 million units. Let’s take a look at where this device started, and how it has changed and evolved over the years. Read More
Apple’s new iPad Pro: Features and specs we’re expecting
Apple’s third-generation iPad Pro is likely to have important but incremental improvements over its predecessor and include technologies introduced in the iPhone X. Read More
Windows 10: Microsoft serves up 40 new bug fixes
Microsoft fixes include a bunch of Bluetooth bugs and glitches that enterprise admins have been contending with. Read More
Windows 10 1809 ZIP copy fail: Microsoft reveals workaround, patch due November
Microsoft offers a workaround for a bug that causes the silent failure of copying from ZIP folders to regular folders. Read More
Australian National University develops tiny diamond transistor
The university anticipates that diamond transistor technology could be ready for large-scale fabrication within three to five years. Read More
AMD’s Q3 sales, Q4 outlook disappoint
The company missed third quarter revenue targets and issued lower-than-expected fourth quarter guidance. Read More
Microsoft’s Q1 strong as commercial cloud hits $34 billion annual revenue run rate
Microsoft’s move to add LinkedIn’s commercial revenue and services to its commercial cloud helped turbocharge results. Windows 10 upgrades and Office 365 also added fuel to the first quarter fire. Read More
HPE CEO Neri says company will bet on edge computing, its own transformation
HPE has simplified its plans with an aim of profiting from edge computing. Here’s a look at the plan. Read More
A laptop that only a writer could love
Most potential customers will write off the FreeWrite Traveler since it costs as much as a solid midrange Windows notebook that can do much more. But the product’s excellent keyboard and outdoor-ready e-ink display can help those who need to maximize their written output. Read More
What’s the deal with Microsoft’s open-source friendly patents?
In the aftermath of Microsoft joining the Open Invention Network Linux-friendly patent consortium, many questions remained, and at Open Source Summit Europe, some of them were answered. Read More