ChatGPT: High-tech parlour trick or the first real AI for everyday use?
OpenAI’s beta ChatGPT service based on the GPT-3 database of content is amazing people with its human-like conversations, but the tech is not as deep as it seems.
Stories by Galen Gruman
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Android security: Which smartphones can enterprises trust?
A broad range of vendors means a broad range of security issues to understand and assess. But three Android vendors meet the highest security standards.
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How IT must adapt to the emerging hybrid workplace
User support, the relationship with HR, and front-office technologies will require a rethink as distributed digital work becomes the new reality.
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Review: Samsung Galaxy S8 fails the likability test
The big-screen Android smartphone is too slick for its own good, with poor design decisions that render it unnecessarily hard to use
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Review: Samsung Dex nearly nails smartphone-as-desktop
Difficult setup and hardware issues mar an otherwise successful marriage of a smartphone to the traditional desktop experience
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First look: Android on Chrome OS is a poor fit
Even for a beta, the merger of Google's two operating systems is a disappointment that begs the question: Why bother?
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Review: Google Pixel hobbled by Android 7.1
The Pixel is a major step up for Google's Android hardware, but Android 7.1's networking woes overly complicate corporate usage
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Review: HP's Elite x3 is too much smartphone, not enough PC
We've seen this 'one device for everything' movie before, and it ends just as badly this time
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Microsoft Intune to support Android for Work
Microsoft takes another step to embrace the others' enterprise mobility management protocols
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Office, Outlook, Slack, Handoff: The digital workplace reborn
Office and Outlook have been reinvented, collaboration tools like Slack are finally useful, and devices are evolving for new digital workflows
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How to get Office 365 document sharing to actually work
Office 365, Office 2016, and OneDrive have finally come together across Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, and the web -- but you still need a guide to making it all work
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In scathing ruling, US judge says Apple can't be forced to unlock iPhones
The US government's legal position would lead to 'absurd' results and be unconstitutional if accepted, a federal judge rules.
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Cisco fixes iOS 9 compatibility issue that blocked some VPNs
Split-tunnel AnyConnect VPNs again handle DNS resolution properly, restoring access to server resources
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iOS 9 breaks VPNs, prevents server access for many
Cisco AnyConnect and other VPNs may or may not work for your servers, as Apple breaks split-tunnel compatibility
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The ‘iPad Pro’ won’t fix Apple’s iPad problem
The purported 'iPad Pro' won't change the realities of a saturated market
