eWEEK Staff

Today’s topics include Softbank’s $32.2 billion buyout of mobile chip designer ARM Holdings, the hack of Ubuntu Linux forums that exposed millions of emails, Microsoft’s latest effort to win over Windows 10 adoption holdouts and Avaya and FatPipe’s collaboration to become the first pre-integrated SDN and SD-WAN enterprise system. Japanese telecommunications investment company Softbank Group […]

Today’s topics include the release of Microsoft Azure SQL Data Warehouse, IBM’s announcement that it will deliver a new secure blockchain services for the cloud, the U.S. government’s plan to invest $400 million in 5G wireless research and Forrester Research’s prediction the United Kingdom’s Brexit vote could drive down the tech market in Europe. Microsoft’s […]

Today’s topics include Microsoft’s victory in its appeal of a federal court order demanding access to email stored overseas, the European Union’s filing of additional antitrust charges against Google, Samsung’s plan to unveil a next-generation Galaxy Note 7 Phablet and Kaspersky Lab’s discovery of more than 150 vulnerabilities in industrial control systems. Yesterday, Microsoft scored […]

Today’s topics include Microsoft’s release of its Power BI Embedded cloud suite, IBM’s channel partnership with Microsoft to expand enterprise sales of Surface tablets, Oculus’ announcement that it will be taking new orders for the Rift VR headsets and AT&T’s unveiling of its Internet of Things starter kit for developers. Microsoft has announced general availability […]

Today’s topics include how the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active failed water-resistance tests conducted by Consumer Reports, the encryption technology being added to the Salesforce Shield security platform, the upcoming launch of the Windows Server 2016 and InfoArmor’s discovery of a major health record breach. Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Active smartphone is a ruggedized version of its […]

Today’s topics include a report that Hewlett Packard Enterprise is in talks to sell software units, a new mobile chip from Qualcomm, the European Union readying new complaints against Google about anti-competitive behavior, and the new Alcatel Dawn $70 smartphone goes on sales with Boost and Virgin Mobile. Hewlett Packard Enterprise is reportedly considering selling […]

Today’s topics include Facebook’s latest Messenger feature that will allow for “secret conversations,” Apple’s release of the iOS 10 beta for public testing, the approval of the Privacy Shield agreement by the European Union, and the new Patchwork advanced persistent threat that is targeting thousands of Southeast Asian organizations. Messaging apps have become a major […]

Today’s topics include Google’s biggest Android security update ever, Avast’s acquisition of AVG for $1.3 billion, the finishing touches to Skype for Business on Macs, and the availability of Walmart Pay in more than 4,600 of the retail chain’s stores. The July security update for Android is the biggest Google has ever released. While the […]

Today’s topics include Dell’s dropping Android tablets to focus on two-in-one systems, Lenovo’s large buy-in on 95 percent of its NEC holdings, a firmware flaw that’s affecting Lenovo ThinkPads and other PC hardware, and major changes at BlackBerry as the company halts production on its Classic keyboard-equipped smartphones. Dell will be shedding its Android tablet […]

Today’s topics include the Justice Department’s charges against another hacker involved in the 2014 “Celebgate” hack, AMD’s plan to fix power issues in the Radon RX 480 GPUs, Google’s release of its new My Activity tool and Avaya’s new architecture, which was designed to make the Internet of things easier and more secure. The U.S. […]