Why did Apple kill its AirPower wireless charger?
After Apple cancelled plans to launch its AirPower wireless charger more than a year and a half after announcing it, at least one analyst said the company's explanation sounds fishy.
Stories by Lucas Mearian
SAP targets counterfeit drugs with blockchain tracker
SAP has launched​ a supply chain tracking service based on blockchain that will enable drug wholesalers to authenticate pharmaceutical packaging.
Did IBM overhype Watson Health's AI promise?
IBM's Watson Health division has been under fire for not delivering on its promise to use AI to enable smarter, more personalised medicine. But IBM officials maintain that hospitals are seeing benefits.
IBM to move Watson Health to a hybrid cloud
IBM is moving Watson Cognitive Health to the hybrid cloud to offer greater access to a larger pool of payer and health record information for analytics.
Oracle rolls out blockchain-based business apps
Oracle has announced a suite of SaaS applications based on its Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service for the purpose of tracing and tracking supply chains.
Blockchain developer salaries now command as much as $175K
The demand for blockchain engineers or developers continues to skyrocket and salaries for those positions are growing in lockstep.
AWS joins list of blockchain-as-a-service providers
Amazon plans to be one of a handful of vendors providing blockchain-as-a-service for enterprises seeking to test the waters without expense and risk.
Microsoft to test blockchain-based self-sovereign ID system
Microsoft plans to pilot a blockchain-based digital ID platform allowing users to control access to sensitive online information via an encrypted data hub.
FinTech builds on blockchain for international mobile payments
IBM unveiled a cross-border blockchain payments service with a Polynesian payments system provider designed to improve efficiency.
Why Microsoft killed Windows Phone
Microsoft's corporate vice president for Windows confirmed the company has no plans to bring new hardware or software to Windows Phones.
Apple, Microsoft patch iOS 11 email flaw
A glitch in iOS 11 that sporadically left some Microsoft email users unable to send messages has been fixed.
Apple in the enterprise? It’s already there
Apple for years pushed, without much success, to get its hardware and software into the office. But now enterprises are taking it seriously.
VMware partners with Google to manage Chrome devices
VMware's AirWatch subsidiary is joining with Google to enable enterprise-wide management of all Chrome devices via a single cloud portal.
Is Google Glass really ready for the enterprise?
Google Glass Enterprise Edition is now available to businesses, but does it really work as a collaboration and productivity tool?
How Windows 10 changes enterprise mobility management
Since its launch, Windows 10 has forced enterprises to rethink how they manage their PC and mobile environments. But even with useful built-in tools, the OS still leans on third-party MDM tool sets.
