This brain-implanted hardware could be the next step in restoring lost sight
Second Sight’s human-implantable devices allow patients with vision loss to supplement their own sight with images generated by an electrode array implanted into their brain. Read More
Brisbane Lord Mayor blasts TechnologyOne for AU$60m contract blowout
The city’s mayor has called for the renegotiation of council’s contract with TechnologyOne after he learned the project was experiencing lengthy delays and a potential cost overrun of up to AU$60 million. Read More
Google Home now controls Belkin’s WeMo and Honeywell devices
While Google is adding more integrations to Google Home, it has a long way to go to catch up to Amazon’s Alexa-powered Echo. Read More
Oracle Solaris limps on in continuous delivery mode
Solaris Unix will not be seeing any significant upgrades, but Oracle will continue to support it for years to come. Read More
When gadget companies hit the growth wall
GoPro, Sonos, and Fitbit all pioneered categories where smartphones didn’t play. But all are now heading up against the breadth of their customer appeal. Read More
Apricorn Aegis Secure Key 3z hardware-encrypted flash drive
256-bit AES XTS hardware encryption security at entry-level pricing Read More
Cisco rolls out Spark Board, all-in-one cloud-connected digital whiteboard
The Spark Board, competing with the Microsoft Surface Hub and Google’s Jamboard, is the first video-capable device that Cisco has shipped that’s only connected to the cloud. Read More
OnePlus 3T review: An excellent affordable Android handset gets even better
Using the OnePlus 3T for an extended review period has been a pleasure. If you’re looking at flagship smartphones from the leading vendors, you’d do well to consider more affordable OnePlus 3T too. Read More
SAP doubles S/4HANA adoption, ups revenue targets for 2020
Enterprise software giant now has 5,400 S/4HANA customers, while its move to generate more cloud revenues continues to gain momentum. Read More
Cloud remains revenue growth driver for SAP in APAC
Software vendor says its cloud subscriptions and support revenue in the Asia-Pacific region, including Japan, climbed 43 percent for its fiscal 2016, where its total revenue hit US$3.59 billion. Read More