Dell Technologies lifts off: Here’s what to watch as Dell, EMC, a bevy of enterprise businesses combine
Dell Technologies will be comprised of Dell, EMC, VMware, SecureWorks, Pivotal, Virtustream, VCE, and RSA. It’s a datacenter juggernaut that’ll need to be nimble as workloads move to the public cloud. Read More
Box extends into workflow automation, potentially ServiceNow
Box launched Relay, a workflow automation platform built with IBM. The system expands Box’s market and mission and may wind up competing with ServiceNow. Read More
Can I just ignore the recall and carry on using my Galaxy Note 7?
You really shouldn’t carry on using the Galaxy Note 7. And here’s why. Read More
Galaxy Note 7 will no longer use Samsung SDI batteries, claims report
Samsung will no longer use batteries manufactured by its affiliate company Samsung SDI following multiple reports of the Galaxy Note 7’s battery exploding. Read More
Xplore Xslate D10, First Take: A tough Android tablet for challenging environments
This robust and well-protected 10.1-inch Android tablet is suitable for use in a variety of working environments, including hazardous ones. Read More
How much it costs to charge a smartphone for a year?
How much does the electricity needed to charge a smartphone over the course of a year cost? Under a dollar? A few dollars? Tens of dollars? Hundreds of dollars? Let’s find out. Read More
What the iPhone 7 needs to stay ahead of Android
While Apple likes to focus on making the new iPhone lighter, thinner, and faster, here are the five features the next iPhone needs. But will it get them? Read More
Kobo Aura ONE, First Take: Large-screen e-reader with 8GB of storage
Kobo’s Aura ONE is a functional and waterproof 7.8-inch e-reader with good font management and screen backlighting. However, its jarring screen refresh system could use some attention. Read More
Carbon nanotubes transistors thump silicon in current switching: Researchers
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have developed transistors using carbon nanotubes that are twice as good as traditional silicon transistors, and believe it could be five times as good in future. Read More
Government ‘under-resourced and underprepared’ for NDIS online rollout: PwC
After conducting a review of the Australian government’s National Disability Insurance Scheme payments portal, PwC has recommended the government revisit its readiness to deliver such a large-scale initiative after IT disruptions plagued the initial rollout. Read More