IBM, Hortonworks deepen their Big Data partnership: parsing the details
Pragmatism and mutual benefits are driving this agreement. Read More
Artificial intelligence is transforming enterprise software in a profound way
AI and machine learning are bringing enterprise software developers and operations teams much, much closer to where the front-line customer action takes place. Read More
Apple 10.5-inch iPad Pro and accessories: In pictures
Apple’s new iPad Pro and a list of accessories available directly from Apple sure look nice. Read More
iPhone 8: What we think we know
Will Apple give us a glimpse into what it has planned for the iPhone 8 at next week’s WWDC 2017? We can but hope. But in the meantime here’s a compilation of what we think we know about the iPhone 8. Read More
What it takes to build artificial intelligence skills
An AI repertoire is a unique blending of programming, data science and business knowledge. Read More
New Mac Pro? Don’t hold your breath
Back in April, Apple promised to “completely rethink the Mac Pro” and “come out with something great to replace it.” And now it has. But it’s not a new Mac Pro. Read More
Are there folders in Gmail? (Plus answers to other popular Google searches)
When you’re searching for answers, Google’s autosuggest feature lets you know what other people are looking for when they start with the same search terms. In this week’s installment of our Google Autosuggest series, we provide some answers to the most popular queries about Google’s insanely popular email service. Read More
Logitech MX Master 2S, First Take: A premium mouse with clever file-transfer capability
This high-resolution wireless mouse could prove a real time-saver for anyone who uses more than one computer at work. Read More
University of Queensland to use vibrations instead of electricity in chips for space
The vibration-powered chips will enable the creation of nanotechnologies that can be used in areas such as sensing, health, and communications, according to the University of Queensland. Read More
Oracle to use Kubernetes to manage its cloud containers
Oracle wants to be a cloud power, but instead of branding their own cloud DevOps program, they’ll be working with CoreOS on Kubernetes. Read More