Google Cast now native to Chrome
Google’s web browser now allows users to ‘cast’ without having to install or configure Google Cast. Read More
Samsung launches 14nm Exynos 7570 AP for low-end phones
The latest application processor (AP) is a one-chip solution made from a 14-nanometer process and has modem and connectivity embedded in it. Read More
Apple to upgrade Mac lineup this year, iPad stylus support next year: Report
A bombshell report from Bloomberg details several new hardware and software updates for Apple’s product lineup. Past Mac and iPad, Apple will also debut a new 5k standalone monitor. Read More
IBM launches industry platforms, blockchain unit and swaps global business services execs
Bridget van Kralingen will lead the new unit, which will aim to bring blockchain to the enterprise and financial services industry. Read More
Linus Torvalds’ love-hate relationship with the GPL
Linux’s founder appreciates what the GNU General Public License has given Linux, but he doesn’t appreciate how some open-source lawyers are trying to enforce it in court. Read More
SAP launches HCM app center with more than 100 partners
Box, WorkForce, DocuSign and several other companies are rolling out new integrations with SAP SuccessFactors. Read More
SAP launches HCM app center with more than 100 partners
Box, WorkForce, DocuSign, and several other companies are rolling out new integrations with SAP SuccessFactors. Read More
IT spending expected to reach $2.7 trillion by 2020, says IDC
Healthcare remains the fastest growing vertical industry over the forecast period with a five-year compound annual growth rate of 5.7 percent. Read More
HTC plans to announce One A9 successor before IFA
A new leak claims to show HTC’s next iPhone clone. Read More
Here’s how much RAM your PC needs to run smoothly
Is there a case for more than 8GB of RAM? Sure there is, but the bang for the buck trails off beyond that point. Read More