Lenovo and Esper join forces for secure management of Android devices
Lenovo and Esper announce a collaboration for the large-scale management of Android devices in business environments.
Esper's enterprise cloud-based DevOps infrastructure solutions are to be combined with Lenovo's Android-based smartphones and tablets. According to Esper, its technology enables ...
Android Enterprise’s security was updated to facilitate Android 12
In conjunction with the newly released Android 12, Google has improved Android Enterprise's native security, enticing the management of large numbers of Android 12 devices in enterprise environments and networks.
The updates focus on securing Android devices using a zero trust strategy. Among ot...
Zebra Technologies launches robots for efficient warehouse routing
Zebra Technologies introduces three autonomous mobile robots (AMR) for selecting and transporting items in warehouses.
The introductions are part of Fetch Robotics' E-Commerce Fulfillment system. Fetch Robotics, a developer of AMRs and adhering software, was acquired by Zebra Technologies in Jul...
Big new Zoho One release introduces new apps, services and UI
The latest release of Zoho One is live. With the update, the business software suite consists of new applications, features for data analysis and integration, extended security options and more.
Zoho One is a platform of more than 50 web apps for CRM, marketing, support, project management, mail...
Will the new 14″ and 16″ MacBook Pro live up to their steep price?
Apple announces the availability of the new 14″ and 16″ MacBook Pro models. The devices are available starting October 26, include updated versions of Apple's M1 processors and reintroduce an HDMI port and SD slot.
The 14″ variant can be equipped with two versions of Apple's new M1 Pro pro...
Parallels Desktop 17.1 brings full support for macOS Monterey and Windows 11
Parallels was updated to version 17 earlier this year with enhancements that included drag and drop between Windows and macOS, a virtual TPM chip, and more. The company has released Parallels Desktop 17.1, which brings support for macOS Monterey and Windows 11.
Parallels shared the release in a ...
Canonical releases Ubuntu 21.10 (Impish Indri) and focuses on developers
Canonical announced the release of a major update to the Ubuntu Linux operating system, with improvements that enhance security, support cloud-native app development, and boost artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) innovation.
The Ubuntu operating system is one of the popular it...
TSMC announces Japanese chip plant and forecasts ‘tight’ supply in 2022
TSMC announced that it plans to build a new factory in Japan to meet the long-term chIps demand. The company also said that 2022 will see tightened supply, as the COVID-19 boom saw electronics fly off the shelf, as global supply chains suffered.
TSMC is the world’s largest contract chipmaker, ...
Acer launches new Chromebooks, laptops for 3D professionals and more
Acer's latest offerings comprise a series of new Chromebooks, laptops intended for creative professionals working with 3D tools, a suite of eco-friendly devices, and antimicrobial products. The portfolio updates, which include new Predator gaming devices, were announced at a global press conference...
Google’s Work Safer program improves security for remote workers
Google is working on cybersecurity services with this new effort aimed at smaller businesses that rely on legacy technology and don't have the expertise to deal with remote security issues.
Google's Work Safer program
Google Work Safer is a new product that provides businesses with a suite of...
IDC says global PC market is slowing down
A gridlocked supply chain saw Q3 record a US slowdown in spending on PCs, as global PC shipments expand. Preliminary figures released by IDC show that sales into the channel rose by 3.9% to 86.652 million units, marking the sixth consecutive quarter of growth.
However, it is also the first time ...
Samsung begins mass producing the most advanced 14nm EUV DDR5 DRAM
Samsung Electronics is the world leader in advanced memory and on Monday, the South Korean giant announced it has begun the mass production of the industry’s smallest DRAM (14 nm) based on extreme UV (ultra-violet) technology.
The announcement comes after the company shipped out the industry...