From CNET: A federal judge on Thursday rejected the proposed settlement of a class action lawsuit that claimed Uber misclassifies its drivers.
US District Court Judge Edward Chen for the Northern District of California ruled that Uber's settlement offer, in which it would have paid $100 million to...
From InfoWorld: Intel has pulled open the curtain on a secretly developed mega-chip called Knights Mill, a key component in its artificial-intelligence strategy.
The chip -- which belongs to the family of high-performance Xeon Phi processors -- gives Intel a legitimate opportunity to tackle machine...
From CNET: Peter Zhai, President of Huawei India Consumer Business Group, said on Thursday that the company will soon begin manufacturing phones in the country, The Economic Times reports.
For Huawei, the world's third largest smartphone brand according to IDC research, manufacturing devices in the...
From PC World: AMD on Thursday finally unveiled its new Zen microarchitecture, with a pair of CPUs that could put the company back into the fight with Intel’s best.
AMD said its Summit Ridge CPU, aimed at high-performance desktops, will pack 8 cores and feature simultaneous multi-threading...
From CNET: Laser light has made its way into a new product line Intel expects will speed up the data centers at the heart of online services like Google search and Facebook social networking.
After years of research, the chipmaker has begun selling a product using a technology called silicon...
I remember when I was young, my first step of learning how to use a computer was typing practice. I spent hundreds of hours adapting myself to typing without looking at the keyboard. At that time, my computer entrance level course was almost equivalent with the learning of how to use a typewriter, which sounds less exciting in a certain way. However, after much later, when I entered university and sat in the classroom of the first year...
From InfoWorld: The chances of Apple using Intel's factories to manufacture iPhone and iPad chips have just rocketed upward.
Intel yesterday expanded its custom manufacturing business so it can fabricate chips based on ARM architecture.
Apple's cutting-edge A-series chips, used in the iPhone and...
From CNET: One venerable computing technology, USB, could be about to help kill off an even older standard, the 3.5mm audio jack.
The 3.5mm audio jack was popularized as the way to plug headphones into Sony's portable Walkman tape player and got a new lease on life as a way to handle audio on...
From PC World: Intel has unleashed a new competitor to Raspberry Pi 3 with its new Joule development board, which packs in superior graphics and wireless connectivity.
The chipmaker has loaded the development board with technology found in regular PCs: a 64-bit quad-core Atom processor, 4K graphics...
From CNET: At its Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco on Tuesday, Intel Chief Executive Brian Krzanich showed PCs powered by a seventh-generation Core processor in PCs handling some demanding chores -- editing high-resolution 4K GoPro video and playing a hot new first-person shooter game...
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