Monthly Archives: October 2015
HP Refreshes Chromebook 14 Models With Improved Displays, Performance
HP Refreshes Chromebook 14 Models With Improved Displays, Performance
The new Chromebook 14 G4 and Chromebook 14 include optional Full HD displays as well as...
How Perfecto’s Wind Tunnel Uses User Profiles to Test Mobile Apps
How Perfecto's Wind Tunnel Uses User Profiles to Test Mobile Apps
When testing your mobile app to ensure it delivers a great digital experience, you...
T-Mobile Offers Free 32GB Samsung Galaxy S6 Phones Through Oct. 25
T-Mobile is giving away 32GB Samsung Galaxy S6 smartphones and a Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 tablet to customers who sign up quickly for...
Toshiba Launches AL14SE Series Hard Disk Drives
Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. announced its newest enterprise performance hard disk drive (HDD) line, the AL14SE series, designed for mission critical servers and...
Digital Disruption Saps Confidence Among Insurance Agencies
Insurance agencies of all sizes are less optimistic about future growth based on year-over-year results, with the biggest drop in sentiment coming from large...
The City of Tomorrow Exists Today
City planning visionaries have tried again and again to create futuristic cities—gleaming, high-tech hubs where urban problems are solved with advanced systems, materials and...
Growth in Mobile Search Fuels Google’s Third-Quarter Results
Google on Oct. 22 announced better than expected financial results for its third quarter ended Sept. 30, 2015, citing substantial growth in mobile search...
Microsoft’s Cloud Boosts First-Quarter Earnings
Microsoft announced today that it posted revenue of $21.66 billion during the company's fiscal year 2016 first quarter ending Sept. 30, a 7 percent...
AT&T Reports Q3 Profit Down Slightly, Revenue Up
AT&T, which acquired DirecTV in July as it reshapes itself into a broader provider of business and consumer services, earned a $3.08 billion net...
YouTube Red Subscription Service Will Start Oct. 28
YouTube customers who love the videos but not the ads that run on the service will soon be able to pay a monthly $9.99...