The Byte, Feb. 7, 2012 Sony will merge its PlayStation platform into its broader services and products. Lenovo’s ThinkPad tablet will get upgraded to Android 4.0 in May Google is ready to lay fiber cables in its pilot for super fast internet in Kansas City, Kansas.
Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison has put better security at the heart of his pitch for the company's new products.
PCWorld's Mark Hachman takes us on a guided tour of Surface Pro 4.
Windows Phone fans are finally getting a standard-setting device, and none too soon. With a big, crisp screen, a great camera, and PC-like capabilities, this is a phone good enough to bring more users into the ecosystem--but only time will tell whether it does.
Computerworld contributing writer/reviewer Preston Gralla summarizes three features of Windows 10 that he likes and two features he doesn't like. The new operating system from Microsoft launches for consumers on Wednesday, July 29.
Yaskawa's Motoman robots are still on the cutting edge, 31 years after it terminated the original Terminator.
Webroot managing director Asia-Pacific, Robbie Upcroft, on the key takeaways from Webroot's breakout session, It’s a Connected World Until Someone Gets Hacked. How the Channel can Take a Leadership Role in Securing the IoT .
