What Microsoft buying GitHub means to open-source software development
Buying GitHub may make sense for Microsoft, but many open-source developers hate the deal. Read More
Fitbit ships more than a million Versas since launch, fastest selling Fitbit ever
Fitbit announced it has now sold more than a million of its $200 Versa smartwatch since launch. Recent updates, including dedicated women’s health tracking, have also been popular with customers. Read More
Why Microsoft is buying GitHub: It’s all about developer relationships
Microsoft’s move to acquire GitHub isn’t all that surprising given that the company is a top contributor and has worked well with developers in recent years. Now can it keep GitHub the Switzerland of code? Read More
Apple needs to focus on winning back trust
Apple sets itself as a company that people can trust, and yet over the past few months it’s has been caught out both deliberately slowing down older iPhone and misleading customers about the durability of its products. Read More
Tiny Windows 10 PC: GPD Pocket 2 gives you faster Intel Core m chip, new keyboard
The seven-inch display GPD Pocket 2 PC could be out in July with thinner bezels, and a new keyboard design. Read More
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga (3rd Gen) review: A top-quality convertible laptop for business
The third outing for Lenovo’s 360-degree ThinkPad X1 convertible is excellent in almost every way except for battery life, which could be better. Read More
Google employee protest: Now Google backs off Pentagon drone AI project
Google won’t bid to renew its Project Maven contract with the Pentagon after it expires in 2019. Read More
Fujitsu teams up with Vault Systems to go after government cloud
The Protected Cloud product will offer software-, infrastructure-, backup-, and desktop-as-a-service to government users. Read More
The Killer Chromebook: Google’s i7 Pixelbook
Can a Chromebook really be worth $1,500? If it’s Google’s own Intel i7-powered Chromebook, the answer’s heck yeah! This is the best Chromebook to date. Read More
Commonwealth Bank and Austrac reach AU$700m agreement over anti-money laundering breaches
CBA will pay the largest civil penalty in Australian corporate history after previously laying blame on a coding error and disparate data. Read More