Lenovo shows traction with data center revamp as PCs and mobile squeezed
The company’s first quarter results highlight data center growth outside of China. Lenovo’s PC and mobile units struggled. Read More
ASU, Amazon partner to offer Echo Dot to 1,600 engineering students
Engineering students will get access to the Echo Dot to become ‘leaders in voice-technology development’. Arizona State University also plans to offer three voice-technology courses this semester. Read More
Oracle considers moving Java EE to an open source foundation
Oracle said it’s in talks with several candidate foundations over the possible move, as well as with licensees and the community. Read More
Latest Apple Watch 3 rumors: LTE option but no calling, Q4 2017 launch
Apple is rumored to offer both a non-LTE and LTE version of the Apple Watch 3. Read More
Software development is broken and low-code is here to fix it
Little-known but currently thriving, low-code development is a technology taking off in the booming mobile market, according to the CEO of OutSystems. Read More
It’s official: Supercomputing is now ho-hum (thanks, cloud)
Supercomputing as a Service. Now available to all in a ‘post-hardware’ world. Read More
Honor 9 review: An affordable flagship-class smartphone
The Honor 9 joins an growing roster of competitively priced flagship-class handsets, delivering good performance and battery life, a decent 5.15-inch screen, and an impressive dual camera setup. Read More
Raspberry Pi OS refresh: Raspbian’s update to Debian Stretch is out now
Raspberry Pi owners can download the newest major release of Raspbian OS today. Read More
Google Docs: This big update just added some serious new features
Google Docs gains new team editing features, extra add-on templates, and integrated enterprise search. Read More
Senate to probe Commonwealth digital service delivery following annus horribilis
The Australian government has opposed a probe into the recurring failure of its digital initiatives, labelling it a waste of time and money. Read More