Новости за 01.10.2018

When it comes to modern technology, every second counts.

It may sound silly, but it's true: A second is the difference between an interaction on your phone feeling instantaneous and feeling just a touch too slow. And particularly with how frequently we tend to repeat common mobile tech tasks — switching apps, opening menus, firing up our cameras and so on — all of those seconds can add up fast.

The good news: Android has no shortage of hidden shortcuts that can help you save time and get stuff done more efficiently. Читать дальше...

Microsoft's tired Internet Explorer (IE) last month slumped below 10% for the first time, dragging down the company's total browser user share to a record low.

Last week, the invitation-only AT&T Business Summit held in Dallas showed what the future will look like for their business customers, organizations, governments, smart cities, hospitals and so much more. They showed not only how they are changing, but how everything else is too. At the core is the wireless network, the nervous system for our lives tomorrow. Let’s take a spin around the event and see what’s new.

Make it two months in a row. Back in August, Microsoft screwed up a bunch of patches, and finally fixed them on the last business day of August. In September, after a laudable start, we saw four huge cumulative updates later in the month, but they dried up shortly after release. We didn’t get fixes for those bad patches until late September.

Many companies boast about going entirely digital, but continue to work with mountains of documents. Don't be that company.

Apple’s newly developed ECG reading tool on Apple Watch may or may not gain approval for use outside of the U.S. fast, but the life-saving feature is just one of many health tools the company is developing as wearable tech unlocks the future of healthcare.

Walmart is among the most advanced retailers in deploying an IBM blockchain-based supply chain tracking system, which it hopes will bring more than 100 suppliers into an immutable, transparent ledger that can track food from farm to store in seconds.

This server room is getting keycard access to make sure only those on the approved list are allowed to enter, reports a pilot fish on the scene.