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FAQ: Microsoft's new Edge explained
Microsoft's Chromium-based browser has officially arrived, no doubt bringing questions from users about what it means for them. We've got answers.
Feds may already have found a way to hack into Apple iPhones
By refusing to put a permanent backdoor in its iOS platform, Apple wants to protect millions of users from future threats by both governments and hackers, privacy advocates said.
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Kadena launches Chainweb, a hybrid platform to connect public, private blockchains
The JP Morgan startup's blockchain braids together multiple interoperable chains via smart contracts over which users can transact business via cryptocurrency.
Android Intelligence
The secret to smarter package tracking on Android
Want insanely simple, accurate, and automated package tracking on Android? This crafty hack is for you.
Apple Holic
How iPhones can help manage 'always-on' work-related stress
Here are eight ways iPhones can help manage workplace stress, prevent burnout and bolster productivity.
The case for (and against) maintaining multiple collaboration tools
Choosing whether to force users onto a single collaboration platform or support multiple apps is a tricky decision for enterprise IT.
Shark Tank
Throwback Thursday: Sounds like managerial experience to us
It’s important to double up on the redundancies.
Woody on Windows
Windows 7 end of support: Separating the bull from the horns
There’s a lot of misinformation about Win7 end-of-life bouncing around the blogosphere. While the last free official Win7/Server 2008 R2 patch appeared yesterday, there’s more to the story. No need to go running to the nearest...
Woody on Windows
Patch Tuesday aftermath: The NSA Crypt32 threat is real, but not yet imminent
In one of the most-watched Patch Tuesdays ever, Microsoft yesterday unveiled its security patches for all recent versions of Windows. Star of the show: a security hole contributed by the NSA. As of Wednesday morning, there’s at least...
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EEA opens sandbox for blockchain development and collaboration
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance TestNet offers the nodes, management infrastructure and ability to gather granular results for members.
Apple Holic
Breaking iPhone encryption won't make anyone safer
Any security vulnerability will be exploited, enabling more of the bad activity backdoors intend to prevent.
Microsoft’s new Edge browser: Third time's the charm?
With its third major browser launch, Microsoft is taking an “if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em” approach. Here’s where the new Chromium-based browser stands out.
