DBPower T21 projector hands on: Low cost and portable – but not right for business
If you want to watch movies or see your images on a larger screen, the DBPower LED projector is a low cost option you could try. Read More
Microsoft and SAP both commit to running SAP HANA on Azure internally
Microsoft and SAP are extending their cloud partnership yet again. This time, the pair are deploying SAP HANA on Azure and related services inside both companies. Read More
Windows 10 Apple AirDrop-like Near Share: Microsoft shows the new feature in action
Microsoft’s take on Apple’s AirDrop is shaping up nicely ahead of the next major Windows 10 release. Read More
Microsoft says ASLR behavior in Windows 10 is a feature, not a bug
After a prominent security analyst criticized the implementation of a Windows 10 security feature, Microsoft fired back. That behavior is “by design,” says Redmond. Here’s the full story. Read More
OnePlus 5T review: Flagship smartphone quality at half the price
The OnePlus 5 was an outstanding handset back in June, and the new 5T model is even better, at the same price. We can only find minor criticisms of this superb-value smartphone. Read More
Long-term Linux support future clarified
Long-term support Linux version 4.4 will get six years of life, but that doesn’t mean other LTS editions will last so long. Read More
Best gifts: MacBook and Mac accessories
Make your MacBook or Mac a better platform to get work done on with these awesome accessories. Read More
Nvidia, Nuance team up to bring AI, machine learning to radiologists
The partnership highlights how multiple vendors in the medical foodchain see machine learning and artificial intelligence as a way to revamp medical imaging. Read More
As SNES Classic mini sells out, rivals step in
Nintendo may have learned lessons from the NES Classic mini, but it still can’t fulfill demand for its latest throwback. That’s provided opportunities for other serving the classic videogames market. Read More
’Big four’ Linux companies shift open-source licensing policies
Red Hat, Facebook, Google, and IBM commit to providing a fair cure period to correct open-source GPLv2 software license compliance issues. Read More