Microsoft looks to be building a new foundational layer on top of SharePoint, the Office 365 substrate, Azure, Microsoft’s machine-learning infrastructure in the name of improving users’ experiences when using its productivity cloud.
2021 Toyota Yaris: What else could you buy for the same money?
Toyota’s new-generation Yaris light car comes with a huge jump in standard features, but an accompanying jump in price. For a similar outlay or less, here are eight alternatives you could buy.
The best office chairs of 2020
If your current chair is causing you pain, it might be time for an upgrade.
Cricket Wireless starts offering 5G but only for one device
AT&T-owned Cricket Wireless is enabling 5G support on some of its plans, the company announced. But oddly, even though the appeal to most customers of prepaid plans like Cricket is a lower price, the company’s only 5G compatible device so far is the $1,199 Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus. And getting […]
Bill Gates says tech companies ‘deserve rude, unfair, tough questions’
Bill Gates believes tech firms “deserve” the kind of scrutiny they got during Congressional hearings last month, and that the late Steve Jobs was a “genius,” he told the Armchair Expert podcast.
Destination Mars: 15+ Incredible SpaceX Milestones, Past and Future
We take a look at Space X’s most important achievements on their road to taking humans to Mars.
SpaceX’s most-flown Falcon 9 rocket booster yet returns to Florida home port
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — SpaceX’s historic six-time flier — a Falcon 9 rocket first stage designated B1049 — returned to Florida’s Port Canaveral Friday (Aug. 21), after delivering a batch of Starlink satellites into orbit earlier this week.
Russian cosmonaut spots ‘space guests’ amid dazzling auroras in video. They’re not aliens.
Russian cosmonaut Ivan Vagner has captured some truly amazing views of Earth from above as seen from the International Space Station, but his latest video of auroras included an unexpected surprise: five bright lights on the horizon that he dubbed ‘space guests.’
What we’ve lost in the push to agile software development, and how to get it back
The process of software design often begins on a messy whiteboard that doesn’t prepare anyone for anything, according to design advocate Simon Brown. It’s time for more upfront thinking.