Does the digital workplace affect our general well-being? A new study says yes
Employees who work in digital workplaces are more productive, positive, and fulfilled in their job, with a better work-life balance, according to a new study. Read More
Google doubles down on Linux and open source
Google is joining The Linux Foundation as a Platinum member. Google executive Sarah Novotny will become a Linux Foundation board member. Read More
CorelDRAW 2018, First Take: Saving time for graphics professionals
New tools to speed up complex tasks that used to take a lot of fiddly work make the latest CorelDRAW a boon for productivity. Read More
Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Release date, features, and everything we know so far
Stay up to date regarding Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Note 9. Read More
Apple CarPlay, Android Auto winning UI, distracted driving battle over automaker systems, says AAA
Automakers’ native infotainment systems are clunkier, slower and more prone to distract a drive relative to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, according to AAA study. Read More
Kasmer Fitness tracker: Lots of promise, but fails to deliver
The Kasmer tracker has a full-colour screen and looks nice on my wrist. But this nice-looking fitness tracker does not have the functionality I want. Read More
Raspberry Pi-style Renegade Elite runs Android Oreo on six-core, 4K board
If you’re specifically not looking for a Raspberry Pi, the Renegade Elite could be the board of choice. Read More
Google’s big rebrand: Farewell AdWords, DoubleClick, hello Google Ads
The search giant simplifies its branding to reflect the growth of mobile, app and video advertising. Read More
New Windows 10 April 2018 Update patches: That Chrome-breaking bug just got fixed
Microsoft rolls out its second June update for the Windows 10 April 2018 Update. Read More
Supercomputers: All Linux, all the time
The latest TOP500 Supercomputer list is out. What’s not surprising is that Linux runs on every last one of the world’s fastest supercomputers. What is surprising is that GPUs, not CPUs, now power most of supercomputers’ speed. Read More