Google gets Grumpy to transpile and run Python on Go
Interpreters are out and native code is in for Google’s Python to Go transcompiler, which is designed to replace CPython 2.7. Read More
Samsung SDS develops Tizen-based EMM for wearables
The Enterprise Mobility Management solution can be used independently on smartwatches without the need for smartphones. Read More
Dish combines over-the-air and internet video
Dish’s new subsidiary, AirTV, enables you to combine internet video streaming with good old antenna TV. Read More
Intel announces 5G modem at CES
Following Qualcomm’s announcement in October, Intel has jumped on the 5G modem bandwagon, unveiling its solution at CES on Wednesday. Read More
Apple offers free Beats Solo3 headphones for Chinese New Year
People ordering selected Mac and iPhone products through official retail channels in Greater China and Singapore on January 6 will be able to receive the latest Beat Solo3 Wireless on-ear headphones free of charge. Read More
Xerox completes corporate split, gives ‘Brother Dominic’ ad a 21st century update
Xerox announced a year ago plans to split its services business and legacy hardware operations into two separate, publicly-traded companies. Read More
Best Google Chrome productivity, privacy and security extensions 2017
If you are a Google Chrome user and you’re not making use of extensions, then you are really missing out. Here are a huge selection of extensions aimed specifically at boosting your productivity and privacy. Read More
Windows 10 tip: The fastest, smartest ways to open a Command Prompt window
Every Windows power user knows that a Command Prompt window is often the quickest way to get things done. For some tasks, in fact, it’s the only way. Here’s a collection of ways to get to the command line quickly. Read More
Samsung unveils new quantum dot powered QLED TV
The third-generation quantum dot (QD) premium TV line-up boasts 100 percent color volume with a new slimmer design and smart TV features. Read More
Australian independent calls on Ombudsman to weigh in on Centrelink debacle
As the federal government continues to tout its automated Centrelink debt recovery system as ‘working well’, independent politician Andrew Wilkie has called on the Commonwealth Ombudsman to investigate the ‘flawed’ process. Read More