Todd R. Weiss

About

Todd R. Weiss is a seasoned technology journalist with over 15 years of experience covering enterprise IT. Since 2014, he has been a senior writer at eWEEK.com, specializing in mobile technology, smartphones, tablets, laptops, cloud computing, and enterprise software. Previously, he was a staff writer for Computerworld.com from 2000 to 2008, reporting on a wide range of IT topics. Throughout his career, Weiss has written extensively about innovations in mobile tech, cloud platforms, security, and enterprise software, providing insightful analysis to help IT professionals and businesses navigate the evolving technology landscape. His work has appeared in numerous leading publications, offering expert commentary and in-depth analysis on emerging trends and best practices in IT.

Google’s Chrome Browser Version 32 Released to Stable Channel

Google has released the latest version of its Chrome desktop Web browser—designated Version 32—to its stable, or generally available, channel for use by consumers and business users. Chrome 32 was announced by Karen Grunberg and Daniel Xie of the Google Chrome team in a Jan. 14 post on the Chrome Releases Blog. The latest version, […]

Google Chrome for Android, iOS Now Compress Data for Users

Google’s Chrome browsers for Android and iOS devices are getting some key new features, including data compression services that can help users reduce their data usage by up to about 50 percent. Also coming soon are Google Translate services for Chrome for iOS users, as well as the ability to create shortcuts to your favorite […]

NFL Encouraging Its Football Teams to Tackle Fan Experience Upgrades

NEW YORK—Providing a better in-stadium experience to the fans of the 32 teams in the National Football League is becoming a mantra within the league as it works to find ways to keep fans filling stadium seats rather than staying home to watch the game on big-screen televisions. To help make the in-stadium experience richer […]

Google Makes GitHub Easier to Navigate for Developers

Google’s GitHub developer community has been helpful for developers to collaborate and innovate since the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) moved to the platform in January 2013, but as it has grown, it’s become harder to find projects and keep organized. To fix those problems, Google has added a new, streamlined and image-based landing page to […]

Google Business Photos to Showcase Best Western Hotels

Google Business Photos has just signed on with the Best Western hotel chain to capture detailed 360-degree panoramic images of its 2,200 hotels in North America for travelers to view as they search for accommodations on their travels. The service is similar to Google Street View, but aimed at businesses that want to have the […]

Google Shutters Its Schemer Activity Planner App

Google is closing down its beta Schemer app service that was started in December of 2011 as a way for users to plan their activities and reach their goals. The demise of Schemer was announced Jan. 10 in a post on the Schemer Google+ page. “The time has come for Schemer to power down,” the […]

Motorola Offers Free Chromecast With Moto X Phone Buy Through Jan. 14

Google’s Motorola unit is giving away a free Google Chromecast dongle to customers who buy a new Moto X smartphone in either 16GB or 32GB configurations. The catch is that the offer, which ran over the weekend, will come to a halt at 11:59 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday night, Jan. 14. To get the […]

Google Updates Google Play Services for Application Developers

Google has released a new version of Google Play Services, giving Android developers a chance to build more new features into their applications, including turn-based multiplayer support and improved battery life capabilities. The new Version 4.1 of Google Play Services, which is already rolling out to users, was announced in a Jan. 9 post on […]

Google Making It Easier to Connect via Email Between Gmail, Google+

Google has unveiled a new feature that will let users communicate via email more easily between their Gmail and Google+ accounts, but some critics say that the changes could be an invasion of privacy. The changes, which will allow Gmail and Google+ users to send an email to another user even when they don’t have […]

Google Begins Pilot Project Using Ferry Boat for S.F. Employees

Google has begun an early pilot test project to use an 83-foot-long ferry boat across San Francisco’s South Bay to get employees from the city to a port in Redwood City, where they can catch a private bus to get to their offices each workday. The ferry boat test was revealed in a Jan. 8 […]