Windows 10 embraces iris scans, facial recognition
Microsoft is embracing biometric login with a new feature of Windows 10 that can recognize faces, fingerprints and irises for authentication it claims is more secure than passwords.
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Wireless charging -- McDonald's is lovin' it
McDonald's is installing 600 wireless charging stations for enabled mobile devices in 50 restaurants in the U.K.
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Google tops Glassdoor's best places to work; F5 outranks Facebook, Qualcomm, Apple
Google is No. 1 among employees, according to Glassdoor's seventh annual Employees' Choice Awards.
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If Your IT Company Merges or Splits, Are You in Trouble?
The general answer to the question posed in the headline is "Yes." You can count the number of firms that have done this well on one hand and still have two or three fingers left over.
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Is the darn thing on?
I was having dinner recently at the home of a friend, a doctor with extremely impressive diagnostic skills. Since I spent many years in the high-tech business, as an engineer and as a manager, he said to me, "Steve, my computer backups aren't running. Would you mind taking a quick look?"
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Check Point builds seven-armed threat-intelligence sharing alliance
Check Point Software Technologies today announced an alliance with seven security firms to make use of their threat-intelligence feeds and fee data from those sources into Check Point security gateways to block attacks.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg envisions a 'dial tone for the internet'
Calling it an 'on-ramp to the Internet,' Mark Zuckerberg advocates for carriers and other gatekeepers to provide free basic services for all in his first-ever keynote at Mobile World Congress.