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 Opens Glass Availability to Google Music All Access Users

Google is once again expanding the availability of early Google Glass units to more users by sending emailed invitations to some subscribers of the Google Music All Access streaming music service. The existence of the latest round of invitations was unveiled Dec. 31 in a report by Gizmodo, which stated that some Google Music All […]

Android Seeks to Inspire Beautiful App Designs

Google is again sharing a new collection of what it sees as beautiful app designs to help Android app developers integrate more creativity and beauty into their projects, making them even more striking. The latest design examples were unveiled by Marco Paglia of the Android Design Team in a Dec. 26 post on the Android […]

Google Shutting Down Bump Just 4 Months After Acquisition

Google is discontinuing the Bump data transfer app in the Google Play store only four months after the company acquired Bump in a $40 million deal last September. The shuttering of the project was unveiled in a Dec. 31 post by David Lieb, the CEO and co-founder of Bump, on the Bump Blog. “Back in […]

Crossword Puzzles at 100: From Paper to Digital

After 100 years of baffling clues, intriguing themes and head-scratching word use, crossword puzzles are still beloved by legions of fans around the world. And this month, as crossword puzzles celebrated their 100th birthday in December 2013, puzzle writer and editor Ben Tausig commemorated the occasion with his recently published book, The Curious History of […]

Google Reminds Businesses of Account-Security Options as 2014 Nears

As 2013 comes to a close, Google is working to remind enterprise organizations and their business users about the security safeguards and options that are available to them if accounts are hacked or if mobile devices are lost or stolen. “Most businesses these days rely on technology to get their work done,” Eran Feigenbaum, director […]

Google Deepens Relationship With Audi for In-Car Information Systems

Google has for some time been working with automakers to provide and develop in-car maps and navigation systems, but now the company is preparing to unveil bigger plans to create an in-car infotainment system based on Android in partnership with German automaker Audi. The plans for the joint development project are to be unveiled at […]

Gmail Security Upgrade Lets Users See Incoming Images in Emails

Google has upgraded its incoming email image filters so that message recipients will now get attached images automatically without having to click on them to view them. The Gmail upgrade was announced by John Rae-Grant, product manager, in a recent post on the Official Gmail Blog. “Have you ever wondered why Gmail asks you before […]

Google Maps Lets Users Embed Free Maps in Their Sites or Blogs

Website owners and bloggers who want to incorporate a quality map image in their online posts can now take advantage of a new Google Maps service that will let them embed and use maps images for free. The new capability was unveiled recently by Ken Hoetmer, the product manager for the Google Maps API, in […]

HP Chromebook 14, Google Chromecast: Solid Devices for Jobs They Do

As a Windows computer user and an iPhone 4S owner, I had no real expectations as I arranged to borrow a new HP Chromebook 14 from Google for a hands-on review for eWEEK. I also wasn’t overly excited to simultaneously test one of Google’s new $35 Chromecast television dongles since I don’t watch a lot […]

Google Open Gallery Lets Small-Gallery Owners Show Their Collections

Small art galleries around the world can now get some free help from Google to show off the lovely artwork within their walls by using Google Open Gallery, an online service that lets gallery owners display their collections to online visitors. The new Google Open Gallery capability was announced recently by Robert Tansley, the product […]