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Apple reportedly readying dark mode, multitasking features for iOS 13

By Maria Deutscher Apr 15, 2019

The next version of iOS will be a major boon for power users, if a new leak is to be believed. A report published today in 9To5Mac cites “people familiar with the development of…

Cloud

Q&A: Advice from Red Hat aided Google Anthos’ open-source journey

By Manas Sarma Apr 15, 2019

Even as Google has built one of the world’s most successful businesses on cloud computing, translating its innovations into enterprise-ready services has been a challenge in a competitive field. Now under new leadership and…

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Lyft recalls thousands of electric bikes after braking problems cause injuries

By Maria Deutscher Apr 15, 2019

Lyft Inc.’s budding micro-mobility business has hit a bump in the road. The company said today that it has taken its electric bikes off the streets in New York City, San Francisco and Washington…

Emerging Tech

Outrage over hidden messages in Oculus Touch controllers

By Duncan Riley Apr 14, 2019

In a bizarre story of a joke that has gone away, hidden messages that were originally meant for Oculus pre-production units have found their way into general production in what appears to have been…

Security

Hackers gain access to Microsoft email accounts for nearly three months

By Duncan Riley Apr 14, 2019

An unknown number of Microsoft Corp. email account users, including those using Outlook and Hotmail, may have had details of emails stolen in a hack that lasted from Jan. 1 to March 28. A hacker…

Emerging Tech

NexTech opens augmented reality entertainment studio in Hollywood

By Kyt Dotson Apr 14, 2019

Augmented reality technology provider NexTech AR Solutions Corp. announced Friday that the company is taking its industrywide software development in a new direction: to Hollywood. With its new AR Studio in Hollywood, NexTech intends to…

Emerging Tech

For commercial drone pilots, the sky’s the limit now

By Paul Gillin Apr 13, 2019

Dan Landis was a model aircraft enthusiast who cut his cut his teeth flying drones in Afghanistan and Iraq as a military contractor. Desiree Ekstein was a videographer whose mother suggested a drone might…

Cloud

In the multicloud era, is hardware an asset or a liability for tech providers?

By James Kobielus Apr 12, 2019

Edge computing is driving hardware to the center of the cloud revolution. Devices are central to today’s cloud-to-edge paradigm. They are the hardware platforms into which AI software is being embedded, infusing data-driven intelligence…

Cloud

Google Fellow Eric Brewer offers insight into Anthos and open-source strategy

By Mark Albertson Apr 12, 2019

While there is a great deal of evidence that enterprises are moving en masse to the cloud, one key piece of data puts the transformation in perspective. According to statistics cited by Google Cloud…

Cloud

What’s really inside Google’s new multicloud packaging?

By R. Danes Apr 12, 2019

Customers have finally succeeded in dragging cloud providers kicking and screaming into their hybrid computing reality. Most aren’t ditching their on-premises data centers just yet, and vendors have gotten the message. Google Cloud Platform…

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Apple reportedly readying dark mode, multitasking features for iOS 13

Q&A: Advice from Red Hat aided Google Anthos’ open-source journey

Lyft recalls thousands of electric bikes after braking problems cause injuries

NexTech opens augmented reality entertainment studio in Hollywood

For commercial drone pilots, the sky’s the limit now

Google Fellow Eric Brewer offers insight into Anthos and open-source strategy

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