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Otoy Keeps Streaming Video Tech Free
Otoy hopes to encourage Amazon Web Services customers to commit to its royalty-free application streaming technology.
Google Says Governments Fight Transparency
Google's latest Transparency Report sees a rise in efforts by governments to erase criticism.
Apple Mac Pro: 9 Ways It Wows
Ignore the haters. Apple's Mac Pro is one amazing machine. Here's why.
Google, HP Recall Faulty Chromebook 11 Charger
Nine instances of chargers overheating and melting have been reported.
9 Technologies That Matter In 2014
The future may be unwritten, but it's not entirely unknown. We look at nine areas of innovation and upcoming products to watch in 2014.
Google Yanks Buried Android Privacy Feature
Google removes an undocumented App Ops control panel from its latest release, Android 4.4.2, that had let users choose which app permissions to enable.
Microsoft Woos Gmail Users
Outlook.com introduces a Gmail migration tool to attract unhappy Google email users.
Gmail Shows Images By Default
Google now serves images through a proxy server to improve both security and the user experience. Marketers might not like the change, though.
Google+ Sign-In Grows Up
Google updates authentication system to make it more appealing to developers and users.
Dell Gets Into Chromebook Game
Google is now working with all the major PC makers.
Google Sheets Gets Offline Editing
Update to Google's online spreadsheet app brings much needed speed and other features.
10 Jobs Destined For Robots
The machines are coming for some of our jobs. Be afraid or welcome our new robot overlords, as you prefer.
Google Chromecast Adds 10 Apps
The Web-to-TV media device has been updated as Google continues its push into the living room.
Tech Giants To US: Stop Spying
Apple, AOL, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Twitter, and Yahoo have asked the US government to limit its data gathering.
Google Bets On Robots: Goodbye, Jobs?
While Amazon makes a splash with drones, Google invests in robot technologies. Depending on your profession, that could be bad news.
Amazon Prime Goes Drone
Amazon Prime Air would deliver packages up to five pounds, but it's far from clear that drones would be safe and welcome in urban areas.
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The State of Cloud Computing - Fall 2020
Download this report to compare how cloud usage and spending patterns have changed in 2020, and how respondents think they'll evolve over the next two years.
2021 Top Enterprise IT TrendsWe've identified the key trends that are poised to impact the IT landscape in 2021. Find out why they're important and how they will affect you.
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