Intel first 8th generation processors are just updated 7th generation chips
The first “8th generation” Intel Core processors roll out today: a quartet of 15W U-series mobile processors.
Infosys CEO resigns after long-running feud with founders
Vishal Sikka, the chief executive brought in to turn around India’s Infosys (INFY.NS) three years ago, resigned on Friday, blaming a “continuous drumbeat of distractions” and a long-running row with the founders over company strategy.
Now You Can View Tweets By Topic, Without Having To Make A List
The algorithms show you tweets by topic, based on your interests.
Oracle doesn’t want Java EE any more
Oracle wants someone else to lead enterprise Java, though it says it will stay involved. Apache and Eclipse are likely candidates to take over Java EE
GGoogle emails warnings to webmasters that Chrome will mark http pages with forms as ‘not secure’
Have forms, login fields and other input sections on your HTTP website? Chrome is going to mark them as not secure.
Linux-based postmarketOS project aims to give smartphones a 10-year lifecycle
The folks behind postmarketOS want to develop a Linux-based alternative to Android with the goal of providing up to 10 years of support for old smartphones.
Google has an Android O event on August 21st to coincide with the eclipse Ryne Hager 24 hours ago 95 395 113 Total Shares603
Today it has been revealed that Android O, the next major version of Google’s operating system, will be “touching down” (and likely shown off) on August 21st at 2:40 PM ET via a livestreamed event from New York City.
Google brings six-second video previews to mobile search
Google announced a major update to its mobile search results pages today. Whenever your query brings up a video, Google will now show you a silent six-second clip to help you decide if it’s actually a video you want to see.
Google Tests Subscription Tool for Publishers
Changes coming around search results and potentially payments.New York Times and Financial Times are first early testers.
iOS 11 has a ‘cop button’ to temporarily disable Touch ID
Apple is adding an easy way to quickly disable Touch ID in iOS 11. A new setting, designed to automate emergency services calls, lets iPhone users tap the power button quickly five times to call 911.