'May the Fourth' remind users to choose a stronger password
IT pros, share these tips with your users. Hey, it can't hurt.
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New guidelines point to an augmented future
The augmented reality guidelines will promote interoperability, their creators said.
Hack of Dallas emergency sirens prompts more warnings to bolster cybersecurity
Dallas emergency management officials continue to investigate a hack that activated all 156 emergency tornado sirens citywide for about 90 minutes early Saturday.
Galaxy Note 7 recall: What to do with the phone until it is replaced?
Some suggestions: Watch the device as it's charging and stop if it overheats, or take it back to the place it was bought and see if the retailer can help.
A Microsoft Surface Phone sure to come, but unlikely at MWC
Microsoft plans to show its latest smartphones at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in late February, but don't expect much news about the much-rumored, business-oriented Surface Phone.
Galaxy S7 likely to get pressure-sensitive display and high-speed charging
It looks like Samsung will add a pressure-sensitive display and high-speed charging port to the upcoming Galaxy S7.
Windows 10 device roundup features Lumia smartphones with Display Dock
Microsoft jammed a range of new Windows 10 devices into a two-hour announcement -- everything from three new Lumia smartphones, a Microsoft Band 2 smart wrist wearable, a new Surface Pro 4 and its first-ever laptop, the Surface Book.
BlackBerry touts enterprise software sales
BlackBerry's revenues from licensing software and technology to enterprises have become a bright spot in the company's continuing financial recovery.
Small cell device tech set to connect workplace Wi-Fi with 3G and LTE
Cisco says small cell technology is primed for explosive growth as it plans to connect 3G and LTE cellular networks to Wi-Fi access points that are already widely deployed in many enterprise facilities.
In Pictures: Watch out for these smartwatches
With Apple expected to launch an iWatch in October, other vendors including Samsung, LG and Motorola, are getting a headstart with smartwatches in varied shapes and colors.
Warnings for smartphone, credit-car users at World Cup
Soccer fans lucky enough to be traveling to Brazil for the World Cup are hearing an earful of consumer warnings about potentially onerous smartphone roaming charges and credit card ripoffs at ATMs and restaurants.
Amtrak explores trackside network to upgrade Acela's Wi-Fi service
Amtrak is exploring ways it can upgrade the on-board Wi-Fi on its Acela trains between Washington and Boston, now notoriously poor for passengers, especially during rush-hour travel.
BlackBerry is laser-focused on the enterprise with BES10
After encountering problems last year selling its newest smartphones, BlackBerry has shifted to a stronger focus on the enterprise, especially through distribution of its BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 mobility management client software.
One-fourth of first-time smartphone buyers want to change carriers
The price war over data and voice costs among U.S. carriers is having an impact on first-time smartphone buyers.
As wearables catch on, Amazon cashes in with new online store
Amazon.com launched a Wearable Technology online store on Tuesday, saying customers are increasingly interested in the devices.