Oracle expands its autonomous technology across its cloud platform
The autonomous technology in the Oracle Autonomous Database will now be rolled out to application development, app and data integration, analytics and system and identity management. Read More
Model N aims to scale its revenue cloud, expand industries
Model N is gaining traction and delivering better-than-expected earnings as it launches a major expansion to its revenue cloud. Read More
Linux Meltdown patch: ‘Up to 800 percent CPU overhead’, Netflix tests show
The performance impact of Meltdown patches makes it essential to move systems to Linux 4.14. Read More
Vivaldi 1.14, First Take: A feature-rich, touch-friendly web browser
Since its launch in 2016, Vivaldi has developed into a functional and configurable browser that’s well suited to use on a touch-screen device. Read More
Here’s how iOS 11.3 handles an iPhone crash due to a bad battery
The latest iOS 11.3 public beta allows you to disable CPU throttling — but you sacrifice the stability of your iPhone. Read More
When culture eats software for breakfast, lunch and dinner
Every digital journey needs to also be a customer journey, one with continuous experimentation. Read More
KDE launches updated Slimbook II Linux laptops with faster Intel Core processors
The newest Ubuntu-based notebook gets a performance boost as it upgrades to Kaby Lake i5 and i7 processor options, along with DDR4 RAM. Read More
Microsoft delivers public preview of Dynamics 365 for Marketing for SMBs
Microsoft’s Dynamics 365 for Marketing service is finally available as a public preview and has a new delivery target of April 2018. Read More
Apple’s TV app for iOS: Now you can watch new ‘live news’ channels
Apple rolls-out a live news-streaming feature on the TV app for iOS and tvOS. Read More
No more Windows 10 passwords? Microsoft says Hello to palm-vein biometrics
Microsoft and Fujitsu have teamed up to enable palm-vein authentication on Windows 10 as part of Windows Hello. Read More