Who’s reading your Gmail? Not us, says Google, and we vet 3rd-party apps that do
Google says it doesn’t get paid for giving third-party apps access to Gmail and checks them thoroughly. Read More
Microsoft’s Apple iPad beater? $400 Surface tablet backed up by FCC filings
New FCC filings line up with reports of Microsoft’s plans for a cheaper and smaller Surface tablet. Read More
Best of the best iPhone accessories (July edition)
There’s what feels like an infinite amount of iPhone accessories on the market. Some are good. Some are OK. Many are just awful. But a select few are amazing. Here are the iPhone accessories that I rely on daily. There’s also a special offer here for Hardware 2.0 readers. Read More
SK Telecom, Nvidia to team up for GPU cloud solutions in South Korea
SK Telecom and Nvidia will team up to launch a GPU cloud solution aimed at the South Korean market. Read More
Baidu creates Kunlun silicon for AI
A pair of chips from the Chinese search giant are aimed at cloud and edge use cases. Read More
Seagate unveils new BarraCuda SSD
The BarraCuda SSD joins the 2.5- and 3.5-inch FireCuda flash-enhanced hybrid HDDs. Read More
Turbo boost your old Mac with high-performance OWC components
Got an old Mac that’s groaning under the weight of the latest macOS releases and the software that you want to run on it? Are your boot times measured in minutes? Are you thinking that it might be time to buy a new Mac? Not so fast! Give your old Mac a new lease of […]
Voice and the next generation of CRM adoption
CRM and voice are talked about but not often linked in a practical way. While more is being spent on CRM than ever before, more needs to be done for it to be as helpful as it should be. Read More
Google Australia and New Zealand chief departs to Domain
After years in charge of Google ANZ, Jason Pellegrino is moving to become CEO of Domain. Read More
The Linux Mint desktop continues to lead the rest
The latest Linux Mint desktop is still the best desktop around. Read More