Cloud
Latest from TechRepublic
-
Photos: Atari, homebrews, robots, and more at Vintage Computer Festival East XIII
All manner of 1970s-1980s computers were up-and-running at the Vintage Computer Festival East XIII, including Altair, Apple, Atari, Commodore, SGI, Tandy, and more.
-
5-year-old IoT attack resurfaces, puts millions of devices at risk
IoT chip manufacturer Z-Wave reportedly fixed issues with its pairing process that allowed attackers to hijack internet-connected devices, but one security firm completely circumvented it.
-
How to get a free month trial of upgraded iCloud storage
Think you might want to use iCloud to backup your business records? This trial will help you test drive it for free.
-
How to prevent problems with remote desktop authentication after recent updates to Windows servers
The problem appears to be caused by a May 2018 update and affects connectivity with Windows virtual systems.
-
![]()
Poin2 Chromebook 14: An affordable, high-quality Chromebook for daily business use
A small startup from South Korea delivers a 14" full HD touchscreen Chromebook built for daily use.
-
GDPR security pack: Policies to protect data and achieve compliance
One of the key requirements of the newly enacted GDPR is a demonstrated effort to enforce security measures that safeguard customer data. This bundle includes six policies you can customize and implem...
-
![]()
Business pros can take calls in HTC VR systems
HTC's Vive Focus is getting a number of updates, including the ability to receive calls, social notifications, and messages from a paired smartphone.
-
![]()
Firefox will soon protect you from websites that mine cryptocurrency on your computer
Tracking protection, a standard part of Firefox, is getting several improvements in Firefox 63, due out in October.
-
![]()
Siri may become a better business tool by giving smart replies to declined calls
A new Apple patent application shows how Siri could offer a reason as to why someone's call was declined via text message.
-
![]()
No, Alexa isn't spying on you, but be careful with sensitive conversations
A Portland couple claim that their Amazon Echo arbitrarily recorded a conversation and sent it to someone in their contact list.
-
![]()
Why home decor could be augmented reality's killer app
AR and VR are gaining popularity, but still haven't achieved mainstream use. Home furnishings and real estate could help change that, said roOomy's Taylor Wilding.
-
![]()
With update, Google Lens could be an essential AI tool for business travelers
Google Lens allows users to point their smartphone camera at something and get instant information on it from the web.
-
![]()
Skyrocketing smartphone prices leading more users to buy refurbished devices
A new IDC report predicts the used smartphone market will hit $52.7 billion over the next five years, with the average resale price reaching $180.
-
Hiring kit: IT audit director
Security measures and other IT controls don’t work unless they’re implemented consistently, predictably, and with integrity. The IT audit director develops and schedules internal audits to measure and...
-
![]()
T-Mobile data breach shows importance of securing internal tools
A flaw in T-Mobile's website allowing anyone to access customer data highlights the need for internal audits and authentication.
-
![]()
NanoPC-T4: A powerful Raspberry Pi alternative without the bottleneck issues
FriendlyELEC's NanoPC-T4 includes support for NVMe-linked M.2 SSDs, solving I/O bottleneck issues and offering a more stable platform for professionals.
-
![]()
Why Qualcomm's Snapdragon 710 could bring AI power to even more smartphones
The platform series aims to bring high-end tech to affordable devices.
-
![]()
How to implement a suggestion box system for your company's analytics
Sometimes the best ideas for new metrics come from front-line workers, not management.
Free Newsletters, In your Inbox
Tech Pro Research
Special Feature
