Adobe expands Microsoft partnership with PDF Services integration
The new integration, along with updates to Adobe Sign and Scan, are about getting work done and documents signed from within the tools people are already using. Read More
Trump orders US Trade Rep to find $200b of Chinese goods to hit with new tariffs
If China reacts once again to the United States imposing tariffs on it, the US will find an additional $200 billion worth of goods to throw tariffs on. Read More
Red Hat changes its open-source licensing rules
Red Hat-initiated open-source projects, which use GPLv2 or LGPLv2.1, will be expected to add GPLv3’s cure commitment language to their licenses. Read More
HP launches 3D printing center in China
The facility is HP’s largest 3D printing deployment in Asia Pacific. Read More
Sonos attacks the soundbar market as competitors grow louder
Sonos’ $399 Beam represents a more aggressive play for consumers who may have more modest TV audio needs. But with its embrace of AirPlay 2 and voice agents, it is also advancing the agenda of competitors. Read More
Garmin Fenix 5 Plus announced with offline music, Garmin Pay, maps, and more
Garmin just revealed its latest high end GPS sports watch series, the Fenix 5 Plus, that brings everything you want in a GPS sports watch into three new options. The highest end model even includes blood oxygen saturation measurements for high altitude hiking and climbing. Read More
Why the Mac you know has no future
Apple’s Mac is about to head toward an assisted living community in the desert — and then its final resting place in the cloud. Read More
Apple’s Mac is in a ‘sad state’, says this popular developer: Do you agree?
There’s a growing view that Apple needs to update its Mac lineup across the board. Read More
SAP pivots as the customer turns 2018
SAP announced what is probably the most significant initiative as a company since their initial creation of SAP ERP R/2 back in the stone age. They are now customer facing, focused on customer experience, and are rearchitecting their offering around that idea. Right move? Wrong move? Read on and find out. Read More
Graphene tech: What if five minutes were enough to charge your battery?
Catalan startup Earthdas says its graphene battery charges 12 times faster than lithium-based tech. Read More