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Study shows programmers will take the easy way out and not implement proper password security
A student or a programmer hired from Freelancer.com? Doesn't really matter. Both don't know that many things about password security.
Google's distributed computing for dummies trains ResNet-50 in under half an hour
Google's new "TF-Replicator" technology is meant to be drop-dead simple distributed computing for AI researchers. A key benefit of the technology can be that it takes dramatically less time to reach benchmark results on standard tasks such as ImageNet.
HoloLens 2: Going hands-on with holograms
The HoloLens 2 is a huge step forward from the original that does more to realize the promise of mixed reality than anything before it.
Google brings Assistant's "continued conversation" feature to smart displays
The feature lets users engage in a conversation with the voice-activated assistant without prefacing each statement with "Hey Google."
Microsoft is dropping 'Semi Annual Channel' feature releases for System Center
After it makes available System Center 2019 in March this year, Microsoft plans to cease rolling out Semi-Annual Channel (SAC) twice-yearly feature updates due to customer feedback
Citrix discloses security breach of internal network
Citrix learned of the hack from the FBI. Hackers stole business documents.
Remote access policy
This policy outlines guidelines and processes for requesting, obtaining, using, and terminating remote access to organization networks, systems, and data. It applies to scenarios where employees connect...
Is Apple getting ready to abandon Lightning for a new power and data port?
Patent filings suggest that Apple is working on a new waterproof port to replace the Lightning port found on the iPhone and iPad. But does Apple need a new port?
Galaxy Buds review: Samsung's wireless earbuds are the real deal
Samsung's newest wireless earbuds catch up to Apple's AirPods.
Why is Russia so good at getting women into technology?
A century ago, Russia pushed for equal rights to education and work for men and women. The effects are still being felt in tech today.
Warren proposes reversing big tech acquisitions and labeling Google, Amazon, Facebook 'platform utilities'
Opinion: Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren wants to drop a bomb on Silicon Valley and big tech. Why $25 billion in annual revenue may be a good stopping point for companies.
