Component manufacturers around the world are cutting off Huawei following an executive order signed by President Trump. As a result, Huawei’s contingency plan may see the light of day.
Wireless electronics have used 2.4 and 5 GHz radio frequencies for years. These are not harmful, nor is any property unique to Wi-Fi harmful, according to new scientific evidence.
Some 70% of knowledge workers said they would move out of their cities if they could conduct their work remotely, according to a Citrix Systems report.
Google’s Android Q offers a number of upgrades that will transform your phone into an even more user-friendly and customizable environment. Here’s what developers, businesses, and users need to know about Android 10.0.
This reading list features books about Elon Musk, female entrepreneurs and technologists, VR, AI, the ways tech is changing our society, and more. You’ll also see recommended titles from Bill Gates.
Employees are still using “123456” and “qwerty” far too often. Here are five ID forms that could better protect the enterprise to consider on World Password Day.
Karen Roby highlights some of this weeks news coverage on TechRepublic and ZDNet. The stories include a security warning from Microsoft, a rundown of the Facebook privacy scandal and a look at the highest paying internships for 2019.
Security concerns, limited time, and no budget are some factors that can stop companies from innovating. Tom Merritt examines the top five roadblocks to innovation and how to overcome them.
A lot more processing is going to happen in the cloud because of 5G, which means manufacturers won’t have to build as much processing or intelligence into some devices.
New York’s Governors Island Connectivity Challenge is a testing ground to deploy next-gen wireless connectivity technologies at the quickest speeds and lowest cost possible, says CTO Miguel Gamino.
