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In Android brand refresh, Google abandons dessert names for numbers

By Duncan Riley Aug 22, 2019

Google LLC said today it has decided to abandon its “dessert” naming scheme for new versions of its Android operating system, calling the next version simply Android 10. The so-called dessert naming scheme dates back…

Apps

HP CEO Dion Weisler steps down, to be replaced by 30-year vet Enrique Lores

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2019

HP Inc. President and Chief Executive Officer Dion Weisler is quitting his job and will be replaced by Enrique Lores as of Nov. 1, the company said today. Weisler (pictured), who has led HP…

Apps

Salesforce stock jumps as customer software giant’s earnings top forecast

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2019

Salesforce.com Inc. ticked all the boxes today as it reported second-quarter earnings that beat forecasts and provided guidance for the next quarter that surpassed what was expected. The company, which sells software for managing…

Cloud

VMware pays billions to acquire Pivotal Software and Carbon Black

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2019

Virtualization giant VMware Inc. put its money where its mouth is today, announcing the acquisitions of software development platform provider Pivotal Software Inc. and cybersecurity firm Carbon Black Inc. VMware said it’s buying Pivotal…

Security

Solving the agility vs. security conundrum

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Aug 22, 2019

Securing data as it travels over computing networks is a challenge that can be compared to securing loot-laden trains as they crossed Wild West territory back in the days of Jesse James. Just like bullion…

Cloud

Buying spree: VMware’s acquisitions reflect present and future of enterprise computing

By Mark Albertson Aug 22, 2019

At the current rate that VMware Inc. is buying companies, the 21-year-old virtualization and cloud computing software provider might need to add another hall for its upcoming VMworld gathering in San Francisco, set to…

Infra

Don’t let ’em fast talk you: Diverse apps demand storage choice

By R. Danes Aug 22, 2019

Coupling diverse applications with appropriate storage can be a drama-filled matchmaking game. There’s always a better, faster storage product debuting to tempt customers away from the tried and true. But the performance of all-flash or…

Emerging Tech

Facebook opens up about the AI powering its Oculus virtual reality headsets

By Maria Deutscher Aug 22, 2019

For virtual reality headsets, perspective is key. When the user shifts their gaze or moves around, the headset needs to realign the scene in front of their eyes to account for the new viewing…

Apps

Can we mobile-game our way to a cleaner, greener Earth?

By R. Danes Aug 22, 2019

Mobile games can be engrossing, even seriously addictive for some players. Hours idled away thumbing smartphone screens can get shamefully high. Wouldn’t it be great if we could spend time gaming and do something worthwhile, like save…

Apps

Apple’s next iPhones said to sport triple-lens AI camera, math coprocessor

By Maria Deutscher Aug 22, 2019

Apple Inc.’s hardware engineers have had a busy past year, judging by the latest leak about its 2019 product launch roadmap. Bloomberg reported today that the company is preparing to introduce three new iPhones,…

explore news

In Android brand refresh, Google abandons dessert names for numbers

HP CEO Dion Weisler steps down, to be replaced by 30-year vet Enrique Lores

Solving the agility vs. security conundrum

Don’t let ’em fast talk you: Diverse apps demand storage choice

Facebook opens up about the AI powering its Oculus virtual reality headsets

Apple’s next iPhones said to sport triple-lens AI camera, math coprocessor

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