eWEEK Staff

Today’s topics include more speculation about the latest iPhone 6c smartphones, indictments from the U.S. Department of Justice involving massive insider trading linked to hacks of embargoed financial news releases, the availability of Google’s Cloud Dataflow and new big data analytics efforts from HP. As Apple prepares to unveil its upcoming latest flagship iPhone smartphones […]

Today’s topics include a stronger frame for the latest iPhone models, a new holding company for Google, a Windows 10 release for Internet of things devices and the end of subscriber contracts at Verizon. Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6S isn’t yet here, but already speculation is swirling that the company has modified the back plate of […]

Today’s topics include an AT&T offer to DirecTV customers, Intel to offer server-class processors for mobile computers, an expansion of Sprint’s “Direct 2 You” smartphone home delivery service and evidence that hackers can go online to create phony death records for someone who is still alive. AT&T, in a big move to bolster its mobile […]

Today’s topics include a preview of a new Microsoft open-source “bridging” tool that can bring iOS apps to the Windows platform, a security issue with Android fingerprint sensors, the availability of the newest Pebble Time Steel smartwatch and why hackers are attacking fuel-tank monitoring systems. At its Build 2015 conference in San Francisco in April, […]

Today’s topics include the availability of Outlook for Apple Watch, EMC looks to VMware for a possible buyout, Xiaomi is preparing to produce its own ARM-based mobile processors, and news about a cyber-espionage campaign linked to China. Outlook is now available on Apple Watch, Microsoft announced on Aug. 6. Available now on the Apple App […]

Today’s topics include Apple looking into buying cellular phone services directly from major carriers, Intel marketing its latest processors to gamers, Windows 10 privacy concerns and an FTC-sponsored contest to combat robocalls. Apple is apparently testing the waters to buy cellular phone services directly from major carriers in the United States and Europe so it […]

Today’s topics include new smartphones from Sony, a virtual private network service from China that’s compromising Windows servers, Windows 10-based Chromebook alternatives from Acer and Microsoft investing big bucks in the Uber ride service. Sony’s latest two entries in the super-competitive smartphone wars bring photo-taking to a new level, with the Xperia C5 Ultra, which […]

Today’s topics include researchers’ look inside the RIG Flash exploit kit, three major car makers complete a deal for the Nokia advanced digital mapping system, a new high-end chip from AMD and an update to Oracle Communications’ operation support system suite that accelerates network-functions virtualization adoption. The RIG exploit kit is undergoing an evolution to […]

Today’s topics include rumors of a new version of Google Glass, security concerns regarding the GlobalStar simplex satcom protocol, President Obama pushing for greater high-performance computing innovation and a new plan from Sprint. Google is now “quietly distributing” a new version of Google Glass aimed at workers in industries such as health care, manufacturing and […]

Today’s topics include new wireless charging technology from Qualcomm, rumors of Dell’s plans for its Secureworks business, a new security tool from Facebook and Amazon’s proposal for enabling delivery drones to fly in low-level airspace. Qualcomm developed a technology that will enable wireless charging for mobile devices with metal cases, an important step for an […]