A Google VP over ChromeOS says that support for existing Chromebooks will continue, but some may be able to upgrade to the new Android base.

New hidden code strings suggest that Google is working to bring Do Not Disturb mode syncing to the entire Android ecosystem.

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By decoupling sovereignty from dedicated data center regions, IBM's Sovereign Core aims to help CIOs meet rising regulatory ...

Given the threat-dominating space we cannot escape, we need a game-changer that becomes the ultimate tool for protecting our ...

Just as Nvidia provides a full AI stack for data center deployment, the same is true for the autonomous driving race. And in the same way Nvidia is reliant on TSMC fabs to produce its designed chips, ...

Google explains the new sideloading process of Android as a high friction change. It adds several warnings before allowing ...

Opinion Europe is famous for having the most tightly regulated non-existent tech sector in the world. This is a mildly unfair ...

Valve is bringing native PC play to phones and tablets with Proton, FEX, and Leptton, so you skip ports and keep progress ...

Months after major data leaks, the app where women leave Yelp-style reviews about men is relaunching with a new website. It’s ...

Signal creator Moxie Marlinspike has launched Confer AI. This is claimed to be truly private and offers hardware-based ...