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Apple’s first coronavirus-impacted quarter isn’t great but it’s not terrible either
Apple posts small year-over-year growth in its first coronavirus-impacted quarter. Services revenue sets a quarterly record.
Industrial robots could 'eat metal' to power themselves
Scavenging energy by foraging for metal could power Internet of Things electronics and robots, suggest researchers at University of Pennsylvania.
SAP drops co-CEO, lowers revenue forecast in face of COVID-19 pandemic
In what could be a bellwether for the tech industry, SAP dials down forecasts while offering delays or financing on payments for budget-constrained CIOs.
How secure is Java compared to other languages?
Java is often cited as the most secure programming language. Is it really?
Meet Jon Prosser, the new Apple rumormonger who hasn’t missed yet
Jon Prosser somehow knew exactly when the iPhone SE was coming. In a 45-minute interview, we learned some of the emerging rumormonger’s secrets.
The coronavirus is revealing our technology blunders
From Zoom’s endless security holes to the revelation that Cobol is still alive and sickly inside our critical government infrastructure, we’re discovering to our chagrin that a lot of our technology is far from disaster-proof.
A good time to be in IT? Early signs mixed on IT jobs
With COVID-19 accelerating a possible recession, IT employment rose — and fell — in March, but BLS figures prior to the shutdown may not give the whole picture of what’s to come.
How CIOs can help in the fight against COVID-19
Your enterprise data and IT systems could hold clues to mitigating the coronavirus pandemic.
Apple releases new self-screening tool for COVID-19 symptoms
Even with no symptoms, Apple's new app recommends social distancing to protect against the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Apple is doing a lot to help during the coronavirus pandemic. It could be doing more
Apple has stepped up in a big way as the coronavirus continues its relentless spread around the world, but there are two big steps it has taken yet.
The H-1B visa: Facts, requirements, processes
The H-1B visa allows U.S. employers to hire foreign professionals to work in the U.S. when qualified Americans cannot be found. Here are the requirements, processes and latest changes to this program.
Can APIs be copyrighted?
Oracle says yes and Google says no, but who’s right? Here are 7 arguments in favor of copyrighting APIs — and 7 arguments against
Razer will make a million masks to help fight coronavirus
Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan has announced that the company will be making and donating up to a million masks to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Improve your IT chops for $15 or less with this Humble Bundle
Home isolation driving you mad? Check out this Humble Bundle loaded with "For Dummies" books to help you bump up your IT skills.
Get a free copy of the new ‘Take Control of Working from Home Temporarily’ ebook
Tips and advice on how to be productive in a home work environment.
Apple takes big steps to confront coronavirus impact outside China
Apple is closing all retail stores outside of China for two weeks and letting Apple Card holders skip March payments.
Apple to hold WWDC 2020 online due to coronavirus pandemic
The conference—which will likely introduce iOS and iPadOS 14—will still be held in June on unspecified dates.
ServiceNow: Not just for managing IT services anymore
ServiceNow is making a play to push beyond ITSM, thanks to new AI tools in the Orlando release of its Now platform and other recent AI-related moves.
CIO Hall of Fame honorees
Meet the CIOs enshrined in the CIO Hall of Fame — from the Class of 1997 to the Class of 2020.
