Anthony Spadafora

AT&T is switching to location-based routing for 911 calls to make it easier to locate mobile devices in an emergency.

Apple and Google plan to remove outdated apps from their respective app stores to further protect their users.

Western Digital’s new UltraSMR technology combines OptiNAND with proprietary firmware to enable higher HDD capacity .

The Affordable Connectivity Program provides high-speed internet to qualifying households for just $30 per month.

Microsoft Security Experts combines human-led services with expert-trained technology to fight off cyberattacks.

Google Cloud’s new in-house team will build services that make it easier for developers to create Web3 apps.

Cybercriminals infiltrated OpenSea’s Discord channel to send phishing links and steal users’ NFTs.

AMD has revealed its plans to add FPGA-powered AI inference engines to its future chips.

New HP Chromebooks and thin clients are designed for organizations that have shifted from physical desktops to virtualization.

Intuit has agreed to pay out $141m to taxpayers who thought TurboTax Free Edition was actually free.

GitHub wants to protect developer accounts and the code hosted on its platform by requiring contributors to enroll in 2FA.

Samsung has unveiled UFS 4.0 which offers twice the performance of UFS 3.1 in a smaller package.

Cisco has created a first-of-its-kind predictive analytics engine to identify network issues before they happen.

The US plans to further invest in quantum computing while mitigating the risks the technology poses to national and economic security.

Small businesses will soon be able to manage messages across Messenger, Instagram Direct and WhatsApp all in one place.

The 40 most popular antivirus and cleaner apps on the Play Store contain loads of trackers and some even have potentially malicious links.

A DNS bug has been discovered in the uClibc library which is widely used by Netgear, Axis, Linksys and other hardware vendors.

The Privacy Sandbox Developer Preview allows Android developers to test out Google’s new privacy tools for themselves.

Business owners and CEOs frequently use poor passwords like “123456” to secure their online accounts.

The REvil ransomware group has returned under a new name after being shut down in October of last year.

Microsoft is changing the ways apps work in Teams so that they only need to be installed once to use across devices.

LinkedIn is rolling out a new feature that allows users that have enabled Creator Mode to add a link to their profiles.

The European Commission is investigating the way in which Apple restricts NFC access on its devices to Apple Pay.