Qualcomm inks deal to build mobile Windows 10 PCs with Asus, Lenovo, HP
The new PCs will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 835 mobile processors. Read More
Saving money with used printer cartridges is finally legal
The Supreme Court has ruled that once a company sells you a printer cartridge they no longer have any patent rights over it. So get ready for some cheaper printing! Read More
Best BBQ equipment for tech gurus
If you want to show off your tech prowess when you grill, here are some gadgets that will prove that you really know your stuff when it comes to hosting the perfect BBQ. Read More
Amazon Alexa calling: How to set it up and use it on your Echo
Get all the details on how to place and receive phone calls with your Amazon Echo device. Read More
Eco Blade server: The most energy efficient high-performance blade server on the market
PSSC Labs have announced its new Eco Blade server platform, the most energy efficient server on the market offering power savings of up to 46 percent per server. Read More
Essential, Andy Rubin aim to simplify smartphone game: Why some skepticism is warranted
Android co-founder Andy Rubin has launched Essential and a smartphone that aims to put design and craftsmanship first with simplicity. It’s a tall order. Read More
Composable infrastructure: The Next Big Thing in datacenters
The technology wheel is turning again. Yesterday it was converged and hyperconverged infrastructure. Tomorrow it’s composable infrastructure. I’ve been doubtful, but it’s here today. This is what you need to know. Read More
Asus’ Google Tango ZenFone hits the US in July and it won’t cost more than $850
The first Tango-enabled AR phone with appealing specs could be available in less than a month. Read More
8 ways to make sure you really need microservices
You may not even need microservices to manage your monolith. A tech transformation expert offers some ways to test your readiness. Read More
Union blames Indian IT for BA systems collapse, but CEO points to power surge
British Airways’ CEO has blamed a local power supply issue rather than outsourcing tech to TCS, which should be a big relief for Indian IT. Read More