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Why does everyone want to replace Android?
Several companies – including Google – are working hard to replace Android with other operating systems. Here's why and which OS is the likely victor.
Ripple announces $200 million in funding to grow uptake of XRP cryptocurrency
Ripple claims to now have more than 300 financial service firms as customers.
Apple Holic
10 macOS Catalina features you (probably) didn’t know
New tools for Spaces, Activity Viewer, screen tinting and text zooming, among other new talents
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IDG Contributor Network
Intel Optane: The missing link to a good virtual PC or gaming solution
3D XPoint memory could complement 5G and address the critical latency problem with both cloud gaming and the Windows Virtual Desktop, both of which are ramping to market. I believe our desktop and gaming future is in the cloud and the...
Microsoft dissolves links between features and Windows 10 releases
The company this week made more changes to its Windows 10 development model, changes that have implications for future releases.
Desktop 2025
The desktop is undergoing change, but what will it look like in five years? Here’s what I see in my somewhat cracked crystal ball.
Woody on Windows
Bugs continue to haunt Win10 version 1909
Billed as the kinder, gentler update to Windows, the latest version 1909 is still plagued by persistent wake-up and botched search.
Android Intelligence
12 Android tips you shouldn't miss from 2019
Make the most of the upcoming holiday break with these standout tips for your favorite Android phone.
Shark Tank
Throwback Thursday: What repels as well as attracts?
Maybe the lab is a little too future-ready.
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Commerce Commission names first fibre-only regions
The Commerce Commission has identified the first regions in which Chorus will no longer be required to provide services over copper
Apple Holic
24+ iOS 13 tips to help you be more productive
Here's a curated selection of some of the better iOS 13 tips for mobile warriors on the go.
Woody on Windows
Microsoft blinks: Security Essentials will continue to receive updates after Jan. 14
According to an official post, the company will continue to ship updates to Microsoft Security Essentials after Win7’s demise on Jan. 7. At least, that's what we've been promised. The FAQ hasn't been fixed yet.
The Zen of Mobile
How bad can text security be? One company just showed us.
A massive number of text messages were stored in plaintext, with no security at all.
