Salesforce launches IoT Explorer, aims to bring sensor data to business users
Salesforce is integrating Internet of things data into its various clouds and providing orchestration tools and automated processes to business users. Read More
This new BlackBerry smartphone is all screen, no Qwerty keyboard
The BlackBerry Motion is the follow-up to the KeyOne. Read More
Nvidia aims for level 5 vehicle autonomy with Pegasus
The chip maker has touted its latest Drive PX platform as being able to hit level 5 autonomy. Read More
Is Apple really throttling your old iPhone? Benchmarking firm settles the question for good
Benchmarking firm Futuremark has released the results of 100,000 iPhone tests to settle the question of whether your iPhone really does get slower over time. Read More
Beyond Kaspersky: How a digital Cold War with Russia threatens the IT industry
What would an escalation of tensions mean for the future of our relationships with Russian software companies, developers, and strategically outsourced tech talent? Read More
The best new Bluetooth headphones worth a look
I tested some of the best Bluetooth headphones I could find, and loved some of their features. Read More
Windows 10: If you’re still running this older version, it’s now time to upgrade
Windows 10 version 1511 is about to go ‘out of support’. Read More
Samsung to install HDR cinema LED in Thailand
Samsung Electronics will install the 4K resolution, HDR-applied, 10.3 metre-wide screen in a theatre in Thailand by February. Read More
Deal sites predict Black Friday 2017 discounts on laptops, iPads, MacBooks
Prognosticators think you’ll get more computer with notebooks selling under $400 during the shopping holiday, while the latest iPad could be on sale for close to $200. Read More
Goodbye AOL Instant Messenger
The first mass-market instant message success story, AIM, is coming to a close. For all its popularity, AOL never really gave it a chance to make money. Read More