The Linux Foundation strives to unite open-source JavaScript community
The next generation of open-source JavaScript programming has begun under the aegis of the JS Foundation. Read More
Keep your friends close, and citizen developers closer
Low-code development is all the rage, but knowledgeable IT pros need to be ready to step in when citizen developers hit the wall. Read More
Cisco buys collaboration software startup Worklife
Cisco said it intends to combine the Worklife platform with Cisco Spark, which runs on the company’s collaboration cloud. Read More
These free ransomware decryption tools have rescued data from 2,500 locked devices
Decryption tools have cost cyber-crooks more than a million euros in two months by unlocking encrypted devices for free. Read More
Samsung begins 10nm chip production, heading for Galaxy S8
Samsung Electronics has begun production of logic chips, or processors, in the 10-nanometre process that will likely power the Galaxy S8 to be launched early next year. Read More
Tech Ticker: Samsung’s brand takes a hit, POTUS on government and tech
A rolling update of interesting technology news from around the Web. This week: Obama explains why the U.S. can’t run like a startup, and Samsung struggles to retain brand loyalty. Read More
Gallery: Samsung’s high-end Chromebook breaks cover
Before an official announcement, the Chromebook Pro appeared early on Samsung’s website. Read More
Samsung leaks high-end Chromebook Pro with touchscreen, stylus
The promo page for Samsung’s Chromebook Pro popped up for a brief period over the weekend. Luckily, some sharp eyes caught all the photos and specs. Read More
Acer launches Swift 7, thinnest laptop on the market
At 0.39 inches, the notebook is slightly slimmer than the HP Spectre, but similarly pricey at $1,100. Read More
Every day carry pocket tools and gadgets
Here is a tour of some of the useful tools and gadgets that I carry around with me on a day-to-day basis. Updated with reader suggestions. Read More