Intel drops Arduino 101 maker board and Curie module
Intel will stop making its Curie chip for wearables and its Arduino 101 maker board. Read More
SK Hynix posts all-time-high profits for Q2
Much like compatriot Samsung, SK Hynix is enjoying record demand for memory chips, posting 3.05 trillion won in operating profit for the second quarter. Read More
HP unveils two new Pavilion all-in-one PCs starting at $750
Available in 23.8-inch and 27-inch sizes, the new desktops include Intel’s latest Core processors and Optane Memory and feature a design that’s 40 percent slimmer than previous versions. Read More
AMD’s Q2 better than expected as computing, graphics processor demand stronger
The company’s series of product launches has boosted average selling prices and sales overall. Read More
Top tips to improve IoT smart home security
Take steps to protect your smart home gadgets by implementing and adopting a hardware-led approach that sees security embedded from the ground up. Read More
Nokia moves back toward consumers to reclaim an iconic brand
When Nokia sold off its handsets and focused on infrastructure, it also left behind the brand as consumers knew it. But in chasing emerging businesses, it’s planning to build network traffic along with brand equity. Read More
Adobe to say rest in peace to Flash in 2020
Adobe’s Flash, a pioneering yet often derided piece of the interactive web, will be phased out with end of life coming in 2020. Adobe will encourage content creators to migrate to open formats. Read More
Motorola vs Essential: A tale of two mod approaches
As we wait for Essential to release its first phone, Motorola is back with a new Moto Force that uses its Moto Mod architecture. The better approach to expanding functionality depends on how you use add-ons. Read More
Zoho launches business suite, Zoho One, and aims for broader market
Zoho is looking to become a business operating system for everyone from individual contractors and small businesses and up the food chain for more than 35 apps at $30 per month per employee. Read More
With Enterprise Edition, Google Glass finds its ROI calling
Glass’s vision as an everyday digital overlay onto the real world was overly ambitious, but the Enterprise Edition scales back enough inhibitors to make Glass a competitive AR option. Read More