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Microsoft Corp. is going for the low end of the personal computing market with a smaller, cheaper Surface Go tablet that takes on Apple Inc.’s cheapest iPads. Continue reading Microsoft Debuts $399 Surface Go Tablet, Taking on Cheaper iPads
Congress in 2012 passed a law that gave FAA authority over the new class of remotely piloted aircraft known as drones while also saying certain model aircraft flown by hobbyists who already followed safety rules by a “nationwide community-based organiz… Continue reading Drone Regulations in U.S. Withstand a Hobbyist's Legal Challenge
Smartphone shipments started to cool last year after a decade of robust growth, but Samsung had managed to deliver results exceeding projections, thanks to demand for memory. Now, weaker sales of its Galaxy S9 devices unveiled in the first three months… Continue reading Weak Phone Demand Catches Up With Samsung as Profit Falls Short
Among the problems found by the AI software — which is called “Claudette” — were policies that did not identify third parties a company might share personal data with. Continue reading AI Tips Off Regulators to Possible EU Data Privacy Faults
Following a pre-dismissal hearing with management, the 38-year-old employee downloaded the software to a mobile storage device, bypassing security systems. Continue reading Disgruntled Employee Accused of Peddling Stolen Spyware
Modern open office architecture tends to decrease the volume of face-to-face interaction by some 70 percent and increases electronic communication accordingly. Continue reading Open-Plan Offices Are Making Us Less Social
Tuesday’s ruling signals that a movement to level the playing field for women in Silicon Valley has yet to gain traction in courts. Continue reading Twitter Beats Back Group-Bias Lawsuit by Female Engineer
Apple and Facebook have not figured out how to curb the misinformation that plagued them during the 2016 election and they have struggled to regain public trust. And now, in the run-up to the 2018 midterms, they certainly don’t agree on a solution. Continue reading Facebook, Apple Disagree on How to Curb Fake News for Midterms
The decision could come as soon as July 18, judging by the gaping hole in the European Commission’s calendar the week after U.S. President Donald Trump visits Brussels. Continue reading Android Fine May Come in Mid-July as EU Dances Around Trump
Diane Bryant, the former head of Intel’s data center group who joined Google’s cloud business less than a year ago, has left the company, Bloomberg reported
• While at Intel, Bryant was the most well-known and successful female executive in the $300 billion chip industry
• At Alphabet, she was COO of the cloud business Continue reading Google's Cloud Computing Business COO Diane Bryant Has Left