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T-Mobile on Tuesday announced an indoor 4G LTE CellSpot that will help small businesses and residents connect up to 16 simultaneous calls or data sessions.

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3D printer manufacturer MakerBot today announced an upgrade to its machine management and computer aided design (CAD) software that increases printing speed by 30%.

Intel has released new processors and free cloud services as part of its latest push to capitalize on the nascent Internet of Things market.

Users of Microsoft's OneDrive online storage service on Tuesday railed against the company's decision to ditch its unlimited allowance, calling it a betrayal and asking why all are being penalized for the excesses of a few.

Okta wants developers to forget writing their own identity system for new apps and instead use its Platform as a white-label authentication system for whatever they're building. On Tuesday, it announced new functionality that should make that idea more appealing for businesses that deliver services to consumers.

Identity management company Okta has announced a bundle of updates for its enterprise-facing products, trying to attract new business customers ahead of a planned public stock offering next year.

Sprint's stock fell nearly 7% at mid-day Tuesday after the wireless carrier posted a quarterly loss greater than analysts had predicted and revenues that were down 6% compared to a year ago.

Firefox users who want to better hide their browsing habits have a new tool to use, thanks to Mozilla’s launch of Private Browsing with Tracking Protection in its latest browser release on Tuesday.

Two of the three wireless charging consortiums today announced they are putting a name to their previously announced merger, which brings 195 member vendors under one umbrella.

Google's new Nexus phones have a lot of good things going for 'em -- but sometimes, it's the elements you don't expect to matter that end up having the most impact.

Google's security researchers hunted for bugs in Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge phone as part of an experiment to see how vulnerable the code that manufacturers add to Android can be. It's pretty bad.

In today’s customer-driven market, it’s easy to overlook the employee experience. But if companies allow customer focus to override their care for their employees, they will lose the very force that enables customer success.

The hybrid cloud is widely expected to be a key force in enterprise computing in the coming years, so it's no wonder vendors are scrambling to bolster their capabilities on that front. Case in point: IBM on Tuesday bought Gravitant, a maker of brokerage software designed to ease the purchase and management of software and services across mixed cloud platforms.

Google Apps for Work continues to forge ahead, with the company revealing Tuesday that 2 million businesses are now paying to use some part of its online productivity suite.

Not every email deserves a handcrafted response. Sometimes, all it takes is a sentence to answer the one burning question that someone has dropped in your inbox, which is why Google is using the power of machine learning to make email triage a little bit faster.

Opinions are universal. Everyone has one. I’m enjoying the Apple TV, but there are a few problems Apple needs to address.

Crucial Technology today announced its least expensive SSD line, which will retail for 30 cents per gigabyte for models with up to 960GB capacity.

Companies are wary about what employees are doing on their smartphones. Be it losing data or wasting time, a growing number of employers are actively stopping staff from using certain apps on company-controlled devices.

Microsoft has quietly ended a reprieve for Windows 7 Professional, telling computer makers that they must stop building new PCs with the operating system in 12 months.

Google says it's safe to buy a Chrome OS device, such as a Chromebook. Alphabet’s ad-broking subsidiary wants you to know that the rumors that Chrome OS is dead are “confused.”

QuickBooks Online, Intuit's service for small business accounting, is now set up to better help businesses focused on selling products.

Few CIOs provide services for the diversity of business operations that Rhonda Winter does. As CIO at Hulman & Co., owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Winter and her IT staff of 12 full-timers and two contractors must ensure that tech systems at the famous track are ready for the iconic Indianapolis 500, numerous other races and big-time nonracing events like this year's July 4 Rolling Stones concert. Winter's team also delivers IT services to Hulman's IMS Productions video production... Читать дальше...

Microsoft is ending its unlimited OneDrive cloud storage plan and will put a cap of 1TB on storage for Office 365 consumers.

Considered the bane of many brick-and-mortar bookshops, Amazon.com is entering the business with a physical bookstore it is opening in Seattle on Tuesday.