Tag Heuer, Intel announce Modular 45 smartwatch starting at $1,650
Swiss made isn’t cheap, especially when modular. You can choose a mechanical or electronic watch face, alongside 46 other options for customization. Read More
Mozilla: Everyone’s scared of hackers but clueless about fending them off
You’re not alone if you’re unsure about how to protect yourself online, new research from Mozilla shows. Read More
Jo’s iPhone, Pat’s laptop: Why giving a device your name is a serious privacy risk
Protocols that leak your hostname on a network are a hidden threat to your privacy, say researchers. Read More
Get your tech ready for the coming snowstorm
The first big snowstorm of the season is hitting the eastern and northern parts of the US. Technology can help you stay informed, and stay safe. Read More
Australian PC shipments in Q4 2016 beat expectations to total 1.12m: IDC
PC shipments including both desktops and notebooks reached 1.12 million in Q4 2016, with the Australian market beginning to stabilise, according to IDC. Read More
Samsung SDI launches high-capacity ESS aimed for Europe
Samsung SDI has launched a line-up of high-capacity, high-power energy storage system (ESS) products aimed at Europe. Read More
Microsoft to start previews of on-premises Dynamics 365 for Operations in April
Microsoft is providing three different deployment options — including an on-premises/local one — for its Dynamics 365 for Operations release. Read More
Infor inks integration, sales pact with Marketo
Infor’s CRM suite will integrate with Marketo’s marketing automation platform, allowing the two companies to jointly sell them to business customers. Read More
Statistically speaking, what will Apple announce next — and when?
A crystal ball for data nerds: David Gewirtz assembles a decade’s worth of event data — 26 product announcements — to calculate whether Apple is running late on its spring announcement cadence. Read More
Your password is probably useless, says coding guru Jeff Atwood. Here’s why
The best way to improve passwords is to think like the user and stop creating bad password-composition rules, Stack Overflow founder Jeff Atwood tells developers. Read More