From CNET: Xiaomi made much of its $40 billion-plus fortune by selling affordable midrange and budget smartphones, like the Redmi Note 3. Now, Hugo Barra, the company's vice president of international, says the brand is going premium.
"When you look at...the prices of our products, they have been...
From InfoWorld: Hewlett Packard Enterprise has been awarded $3 billion in a lawsuit it brought against Oracle five years ago over a now largely forgotten Intel processor.
The two sides had been fighting over Oracle's decision to stop developing versions of its software for Intel's Itanium, a server...
From CNET: The nation's largest wireless carrier is set to unveil changes to its plans that will make them more expensive, but will also include more data, according to someone familiar with the changes.
The low-end "S" plan will go up by $5 to $35 a month, but will include 2 gigabytes of data...
From PC World: AMD engineers are putting in extra hours this holiday weekend after troubling issues arose over the Radeon RX 480’s power draw—issues that could theoretically damage lower-end motherboards in extreme circumstances.
Despite ostensibly being rated as a 150-watt card, Tom’s Hardware...
From CNET: Dell made two of the very best Android tablets you could buy -- until now. The company is no longer selling its Android-based Venue tablets, and it won't be replacing them with new ones.
As of today, Dell isn't selling any Android products at all.
"The slate tablet market is...
Happy Canada Day! One hundred and forty nine years ago, the Constitution Act, also known as The British North America Act, was signed, creating the nation of Canada. This Act established Canada as a self-governing country, and at the time joined the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the province of Canada, which was Ontario and Quebec combined. Being born and raised in Canada, I can honestly say I am quite fortunate to reside in this...
I am the youngest of three brothers, and the youngest by quite a bit. This means I am forced into a lot of compromises, which are not necessarily always fair for me. Being the youngest does have its advantages, but quite often, I got the short end of the stick; not that I am complaining though. These "compromises" were heightened during my recent vacation, where I got the small bed, and no matter what, I got the middle seat in the car. For this...
From InfoWorld: Microsoft appears to be building a business app store. The company put online a test version of a service called AppSource that's designed to help businesses find software that augments the Microsoft products they already use, such as Power BI and Dynamics AX.
The AppSource site was...
From CNET: If you're sick of having your view of Adele obscured by a thousand iPhones trying to film her, things are looking up. Apple has patented a system designed to force your iPhone into disabling video recording functions and it's designed for use in concert venues.
The system, The Guardian...
From PC World: The number of users infected with mobile ransomware is skyrocketing, as hackers try to expand the number of potential victims they can target.
Compared with a year ago, almost four times as many users are being attacked by mobile ransomware, security firm Kaspersky Lab said on...
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