Moto G5 review: Motorola’s affordable mid-range handset continues to impress
The Moto G range continues to deliver great value for money in the shape of this very competent mid-range five-inch Android 7.0 handset. Read More
Google: Chrome is now loading pages up to 20 percent faster than a year ago
Google has done away with a benchmark that was encouraging Chrome’s V8 developers to optimize for sites that most people don’t visit. Read More
Google stops Burger King ad from getting Google Home to talk
A 15-second Burger King advertisement inadvertently set off Google Home to read an advertisement about Whoppers. Google wasn’t having it. Read More
Melbourne IT DNS outage has been ‘mitigated’
After suffering a DNS outage earlier on Thursday, Melbourne IT has said all impact has been mitigated. Read More
Canonical CEO Jane Silber resigns
Mark Shuttleworth, Canonical and Ubuntu’s founder, will take over the top spot at the Linux powerhouse. Read More
Software developers: We’re on board with low-code (or even no-code) tools
Do IT professionals see a place for citizen developers, or is this more fantasy than productive reality? Read More
Qualtrics raises $180 million on $2.5 billion valuation
Qualtrics is Provo, Utah-based SaaS startup that bootstrapped for a decade before taking $220 million in venture funding from Accel and Sequoia. Read More
Windows XP: Why it won’t die for years to come
Old versions of Windows are sticking around longer than you might think, in unexpected places. Read More
Workday lands retailer Target as HR customer
Workday said Target will use its Human Capital Management system. The deal follows similar ones with retailers Amazon and Wal-Mart. Read More
Can Optane SSD DC P4800X allow Intel to keep its lead in the server storage market?
Last year Intel was the top brand in the global server SSD market, holding a commanding 30 percent market share. Can the company maintain that in the face of competition from the likes of Samsung and Toshiba? Read More