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Huawei cements its spot as the world’s second-biggest smartphone maker

By Mike Wheatley Dec 25, 2018

Chinese smartphone maker Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. has ridden out a turbulent year to cement its place as the world’s No. 2 manufacturer. The company, which was reported to have surpassed Apple Inc. as…

Security

Hot tub hack machine: Hackable spas are now a thing, thanks to security vulnerabilities

By Duncan Riley Dec 24, 2018

In what sounds like a plot in a bad Adam Sandler film, a security company has discovered a brand of hot tubs that can be easily hacked. Described in excruciating details over the weekend by security…

Apps

Japan blames declining eyesight levels among kids on smartphone use

By Duncan Riley Dec 24, 2018

Smartphone use is causing declining levels of healthy eyesight among children, according to the Japanese Government. The finding comes from the country’s Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Ministry. It found that the eye health…

Blockchain

Report: Wall Street banks back away from cryptocurrencies

By Duncan Riley Dec 24, 2018

Wall Street banks are backing away from introducing cryptocurrency related products after the precipitous decline in their value this year, according to a report from Bloomberg. Multiple leading firms had either announced or were…

Policy

Chinese firms ask employees to boycott Apple in support of Huawei

By Mike Wheatley Dec 24, 2018

Chinese companies are said to be banding together in a show of solidarity towards telecommunications firm Huawei Technology Co. Ltd. by encouraging their employees to buy its smartphones and other devices. In some cases,…

Blockchain

Bitcoin investors have a jolly lead up to Christmas as price continues to rise

By Duncan Riley Dec 23, 2018

The price of bitcoin continues to defy skeptics in the lead up to Christmas as some experts predict it may return to its highs last seen in 2017. As of 9:15 p.m. EST Sunday, bitcoin…

Policy

China said to be mulling new law that would ban forced technology transfers

By Mike Wheatley Dec 23, 2018

Lawmakers in China are reported to be considering a new law governing foreign investments that would prevent the “forced transfer” of technology to Chinese firms. The report from the Xinhua news agency Sunday said…

Cloud

Stormy weather: To stop cloud giants, some open-source software firms limit licenses

By Paul Gillin Dec 22, 2018

A heated debate has erupted in the open-source software world that’s pitting startups against cloud computing giants. The furor concerns, of all things, new licensing terms, which software companies are adopting to thwart what…

Cloud

As cloud-native matures, CNCF sees mainstream adoption of open source

By Mark Albertson Dec 21, 2018

Every time Lyft riders order a car and step into the vehicle, they’re entering much more than a mass of metal on four wheels. They’re being propelled by a massive microservices-oriented computerized infrastructure fueled…

Infra

Can silicon simplify the security story? Micron embeds security in flash memory to protect IoT devices at the edge

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Dec 21, 2018

Security is the bottleneck slowing the growth of the internet of things. An ever-changing landscape, the complexity of IoT devices and a shortage of cybersecurity specialists have left businesses in a state of solution confusion.…

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Huawei cements its spot as the world’s second-biggest smartphone maker

Hot tub hack machine: Hackable spas are now a thing, thanks to security vulnerabilities

Japan blames declining eyesight levels among kids on smartphone use

Report: Wall Street banks back away from cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin investors have a jolly lead up to Christmas as price continues to rise

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