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This week in 5G: Safety questions, Huawei, and better home broadband
Scientific American is raising health concerns around 5G, Chancellor Merkel is avoiding an outright Huawei ban, but wants stricter vendor standards, and Qualcomm is showcasing 5G home internet hardwar...
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Help! Our VMware Server is infected with ransomware
TechRepublic member sagilbert47201 has discovered their VMware backup server is infected with ransomware. Can you help this TechRepublic member recover their data?
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Questions and concern surrounding Amazon's decision to create HQ2 in New York and Northern Virginia
Dan Patterson discusses the negative reaction many New Yorkers are having towards Amazon's decision to invest billions in the Big Apple.
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Adobe Premiere Rush now available on Android
Mobile video editing just got better for Android users as they now have access to Adobe Premiere Rush.
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Sleeping, eating, and breathing: Anticipating Apple's health news
Move over, meditation. Apple is applying its design sensibilities to some of the biggest health problems in America, including diabetes and asthma.
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Virtual voices: Azure's neural text-to-speech service
Microsoft is using neural networks to deliver more convincing artificial voices.
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Japanese government warns Baidu IME is spying on users
The Japanese government has issued a directive to stop using the Baidu Input Method Editor (IME) when writing confidential documents due to concerns about spying.
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Tigerspike continues to bank on Australian talent
As a multinational medium business, it would be tempting for Tigerspike to move its development away from its Australian roots, but the company remains keen on the local talent pool.
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Avoid getting buried in technical debt
Ward Cunningham wrote in 1992 that shipping first-time code is like going into technical debt. Chip Camden explains that the usefulness of the technical debt metaphor is awareness.
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Big data and AI play a part in improving field service work
Learn how big data and artificial intelligence are helping field service employees be more efficient and effective.
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Ant Pruitt recaps his favorites from CES 2019
TechRepublic contributor Ant Pruitt recaps his favorite tech for visual creators from CES 2019
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Microsoft HoloLens: Cheat sheet
Isn't HoloLens just Microsoft's take on VR headsets? Not at all. Here's what business pros need to know about HoloLens.
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CIO 50 2012: Bruno Laquet
CIO 50
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Why compliance concerns are pushing more big companies to the cloud
Cloud migration is accelerating as companies face compliance, security, and control concerns.
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Top 5 things to know about remote project management
Nobody's in the same place anymore. All the data and all the things are in the cloud, so what does it matter? Well, sometimes it matters, explains TechRepublic's Tom Merritt.
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Research shows BYOD use growing in the enterprise
Research from Tech Pro Research, TechRepublic's sister site, shows that more companies are allowing BYOD even though security is still a concern.
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The state of women in computer science: An investigative report
Top colleges boast about reaching gender parity in 'intro to computer science' courses. But very few of those women go on to graduate with a CS degree. Here's why.
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4 product development obstacles that can derail a project
Product development teams play a major role in getting your product or services to market on time, but these four things continue to plague teams.
