eWEEK Staff

Today’s topics include Apple’s iPads and iPhones, Verizon’s preparations for 5G network trials in 2016, Microsoft’s rollout Office 2016 later this month, and Excellus blue Cross Blue Shield discloses a massive customer data breach. Apple confirmed months of rumors with its Sept. 9 product announcements, unveiling a largest-ever 12.9-inch iPad Pro table for the enterprise, […]

Today’s topics include Microsoft’s promise to streamline workflows in Dynamics CRM 2016, Intel delivers System Studio 2016, Google expands express delivery service to the Midwest, and Dell and HP are set to sell Microsoft Surface Pro Tablets to enterprises. Microsoft wants to make the time-robbing ritual of switching between Dynamics CRM and other apps a […]

Today’s topics include Verizon’s adoption of Cisco’s iWANSD-WAN services suite, Seagate issuing patches for vulnerabilities in its wireless hard drives, hackers now using the victim’s own software to breach networks, and Google’s announcing general availability for its Pre-emptible virtual machines. Verizon is adopting Cisco’s iWAN as the foundation of its software-defined WAN suite of services […]

Today’s topics include Facebook targeting IoT developers with new SDKs, Microsoft backing the FCC’s affordable broadband proposal, Skype unveiling its redesigned and improved Android iOS App, and Mozilla announcing that its bug-tracking system, Bugzilla, was hacked. Facebook announced it has expanded its Parse for IoT toolkit with new SDKs supporting additional platforms for Internet of […]

Today’s topics include Google’s Waze being sued for copyright infringement, the FAA’s release of beta app to help drone pilots map out safe flights, Lenovo announces its latest devices, and IBM brings Watson to the US Open. Mobile traffic app vender PhantomAlert filed suit against Google subsidiary Waze for allegedly stealing some the company’s data […]

Today’s topics include Salesforce introducing the Health Cloud to make patient data more accessible, Intel rolling out Skylake mobile chips, T-Mobile CEO John Legere goes after mobile data thieves, and HP is launching new security analytics tools. Can hospitals and other medical providers tap cloud computing to get a better picture of patients’ needs? That’s […]

Today’s topics include news that Google has released Android Wear for iOS, a new Website in Europe is available to help companies sue Google over alleged anti-competitive practices, Cisco and Apple collaborate to bring more iOS devices into enterprises, and Apple is reportedly looking at creating original video programming. Google’s Android Wear for iOS app […]

Today’s topics include VMware rolling out the red carpet for containers with its Photon virtualization platform, Uber hiring jeep hackers to improve security, the latest Apple TV rumors and LG unveiling a limited-edition smart watch. On August 31, VMware launched the VMware Photon platform it originally introduced in April. This is the framework VMware wants […]

Today’s topics include Intel offering up more details on its Omni-Path interconnect fabric, Lenovo moving its smart phone efforts to Motorola, security experts debating whether anti-phishing training is worth the cost, and Amazon reworking hardware plans after the failure of its Fire phone. More than a year ago, Intel officials started mentioning the Omni Scale […]

Today’s topics include the general release of Google’s Container Engine, Intel is investing $60 million in a Drone manufacturer, Yahoo says browsers are a thing of the past, and Fujitsu is recalling its Lifebook battery pack over fire concerns. Google’s Container Engine service for managing Docker containers on its cloud platform has become generally available. […]