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Huawei IdeaHub helps the world settle into the next normal
As the world grows more and more digital, and as remote working and remote learning increasingly become the way of life, Huawei’s IdeaHub is the device to help businesses, governments, and individuals alike settle into the next normal.
Webcam horror: how hackers can spy on you through your webcam
As Halloween is only two weeks away, here are scary movies about privacy invasions that serve as cautionary tales about stranger danger on the Internet.
CMCO: Search for unclaimed money, read free books and other things to do online
Wondering what to do online during CMCO? Here are five possible things.
Apple prepares to launch 5G iPhones into unready US market
Apple Inc is set to embrace 5G as one of its most significant additions to this year’s iPhones, but the technology is still not ready for the masses in the United States.
Zoom says obscene 'bombings’ aren’t its fault under the law
Zoom says in a court filing that it is shielded from lawsuits over Zoombombings under the same federal law that protects other Internet platforms from being sued when a terrorist is inspired by social media posts.
The XXL screen that will change corporate video conferencing
A French startup has developed a tool that allows you to meet colleagues for stand-up meetings, no matter where they are in the world, and to work with them using an interactive screen.
Opinion: Missed the Zoom boom? It still has a ways to go
Sometimes the little guy with the better mousetrap can beat the tech Goliaths. That is certainly the case with upstart Zoom Video Communications Inc this year.
Seven reasons why it’s time to upgrade your laptop
Here are a few brands you can consider when buying a new laptop.
Tech graduates in India attend online convocation ceremony as VR avatars
Physical distancing with 2,000 students for a convocation ceremony? A tech institute in India proves that it's possible through virtual reality.
Zoom glitches, briefly grinding US schools to a halt
Teachers and parents got a brief glimpse of a new kind of pandemic-era nightmare on Aug 24 when Zoom – the video-conferencing service that powers everything from distance learning to business meetings to casual, socially distant get-togethers – abruptly went dead.
