Collaborate Disseminate
Apple engineers have been working on an initiative dubbed Digital Health, a series of tools to help users monitor how much time they spend on their devices and inside of certain applications. These details will be bundled into a menu inside of the Sett… Continue reading Apple Is Set to Unveil Software That Helps Cure IPhone Addiction
With congressional primaries already underway, and elections planned next month in almost two dozen states including California, New York, New Jersey, Virginia and Iowa, administration critics say not enough has been done to harden the U.S. election in… Continue reading First Line of Defense in U.S. Elections Has Critical Weaknesses
Mess up now and you can expect very little tolerance, warns Andrea Jelinek, the Austrian in charge of policing the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, which took effect on May 25. Continue reading GDPR Is Here: Mess Up and We'll Fine You, Says Privacy Chief
Whether it’s the fault of coding gone wrong or well-intentioned engineers disconnected from public norms (like privacy or the supremacy of man over machine), too often the darkest sci-fi imagining of the future of technology turns out to be the right one. Continue reading Alexa's Snafu Should Be a Turning Point for Tech
Tech giants have repeatedly faced a choice between helping governments and being labeled a tool of Big Brother, or facing criticism for putting public safety at risk when they don’t cooperate. Continue reading Tech Superpowers Walk the Orwellian Tightrope
Qualcomm Inc. plans to unveil a dedicated chip to power standalone virtual-reality and augmented-reality headsets as it seeks to break into new businesses beyond smartphones, according to people familiar with the matter. Continue reading Qualcomm Is Said to Unveil Dedicated Chip to Run VR, AR Headsets
Joint customers will be able to use VMware’s digital workspace platform and Okta’s software that enables secure logins to access business smartphones, laptops, tablets, cloud applications and network information. Continue reading VMware, Okta Unveil Pact to Take on Microsoft in Mobile Security
HPE’s forecast wasn’t encouraging enough right before the company is about to move into the seasonally weaker July quarter. And while second-quarter results were good, it was less of a beat than the first quarter, he said. Continue reading HP Enterprise Tumbles on Earnings Outlook That Fails to Inspire
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. gave a forecast for the current quarter that topped some Wall Street estimates, signaling that it’s benefiting from recent cost cuts and a push into software and computer services aimed at lessening its dependence on hard… Continue reading HP Enterprise Gives Upbeat Outlook, Buoyed by Software Push
Microsoft Corp. will set up an open platform with four of China’s most prestigious universities to share its data and tools on artificial intelligence, quickening efforts to try and wrest clients away from local giants. Continue reading Microsoft Will Share Data, Tools to Speed Chinese AI Development