Good-bye JEE, hello Jakarta EE
Oracle waves good-bye to Java Enterprise Edition, as the Eclipse Foundation takes over Java EE under a new name, Jakarta, and without the “Java” trademark. Read More
Survey confirms collaboration and the apps that come with it still suck
We’re wasting so much time collaborating and toggling between apps it’s a miracle any work actually gets done. Read More
Best Samsung Galaxy S9 accessories, cases, and wireless chargers
Ahead of Samsung’s Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus release March 16, here’s a look at the best official and third-party accessories. Read More
As phones and laptop go all-screen, cameras are going into hiding
The battle against the bezel in pursuit of high screen-to-body ratios has caused a dilemma in designing phones and laptops. Some Chinese companies have led the way in relocating cameras, but not without compromises. Read More
Skype for Android: This new version will run better on your old phone, says Microsoft
Optimized version of Skype for Android will run better on older, low-end phones. Read More
HP launches sanitizable healthcare notebook, all-in-one PC, and display
HP’s portfolio is aimed at clinicians who have to log in 70 times a day and sanitize IT gear repeatedly. Read More
iPhone, iPad, Mac? Here’s how long your Apple device will last
Analysis of Apple sales and active devices has helped produce a figure for the average lifespan of Apple products. Read More
Early AWS adoption enabled TechnologyOne’s business change
Even enterprise software providers aren’t immune from the need to undertake a business transformation. Read More
Cheaper MacBook Air coming later this year, claims report
Apple could be preparing to refresh its outrageously stagnant MacBook line up with a cheaper MacBook Air landing in Q2. Read More
Yes, DevOps is all about business growth, especially the digital variety
DevOps is now seen in one in four enterprises. It extends well beyond the bounds of the data center, as it opens up the path to disruption. Read More