Technology

It feels like every day, I see another person realizing how little privacy they have online and saying “enough.” Upset about the state of our relationship...

Conservative blowhard Erick Erickson, a man so bad they named him the same misspelling twice, has cast himself as a stalwart defender of the nation against...

The Blockchain Technology Conference has come to an end but now’s the perfect time for an overview of the most important takeaways. We’ve gathered enough intel...

Today we are shining a spotlight on the Python library for deep learning: Keras. It prides itself on being user friendly and modular. Keras runs on...

The Windows Briefcase was introduced in Windows 95 and was the Dropbox of its day. It’s still part of Windows 7, but was deprecated in Windows...

If you’ve been waiting to pull the trigger on one of Samsung’s current (and excellent) Galaxy phones, Amazon has just the ticket this Cyber Monday. Not...

We all can’t make it to Las Vegas to check out AWS re:Invent (and try our luck at the slot machine after an invigorating conference). The...

Section 115a of Australia’s Copyright Act allows copyright holders to apply for injunctions to force ISPs to prevent subscribers from accessing ‘pirate’ sites. The legislation has...

We’re in the home stretch of Disrupt Berlin 2018. The conference kicks off in just two days, and if you want to attend, the time is officially...

Gradle 5.0 is here! We’ve been waiting excitedly since the rc 1 dropped earlier this month, but now it’s finally here! Now, developers can build, automate,...