Does your iPhone randomly shut down? You’re not alone
The problem of iPhones randomly shutting down seems to be more widespread than Apple had first thought. Read More
HPE enters natural language question answering fray
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is offering a series of core services designed to offer natural language question answering. Read More
Galaxy Note 7 fires likely caused by ‘super-aggressive manufacturing process’
There’s a limit to just how thin you can make things. A teardown suggests that Samsung took things too far. Read More
Red Hat brings full JBoss software stack to OpenShift
Red Hat’s Java Enterprise Edition middleware stack is now available on the company’s Plaform-as-a-Service cloud. Read More
2016 Christmas gift guide: Best of the best tech
Tech gear, from the big stuff like notebooks, tablets, and smartphones, to smaller stuff like storage devices and smart bulbs. Read More
6 top qualities IT leaders will need in 2017
Deloitte survey finds CIOs are not satisfied with merely keeping things running smoothly — they need to know if it’s delivering what end customers actually want. Read More
Why I cancelled my new 15-inch MacBook Pro order
When Apple’s new MacBook Pros were announced in October, David Gewirtz’s long wait was rewarded with a slightly queasy feeling, because the most obviously powerful model was a 15-inch machine with dual GPU. Read More
New MacBook Pro with Touch Bar suffers from serious battery issues
All-day battery life? Only if your workday is about three hours long, claim some owners of Apple’s new MacBook Pro. Read More
How to make the rechargeable battery in your smartphone, tablet or laptop last for years
Whether it’s a rechargeable battery inside a smartphone, tablet, or laptop, here are a set of tips to help you get the most from it. Read More
LEO, the world’s first business computer, commemorated with a plaque in London
The world’s first business computer was developed by the Lyons’ tea-shop company, based on the University of Cambridge’s EDSAC. A plaque has now been installed in Hammersmith, west London, where LEO started running in 1951. Read More