Killer Apps Headlines

An ad accidentally aired in Norway reveals Samsung has a different solution for its new phone's screen.

Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg is expected to speak at the conference in San Jose.

No pressure Samsung, but this Galaxy S10 launch better be good, foldable and entice the masses coming off a dud of CES 2019 to break out their wallets for a wee bit of innovation.

Epic Games is giving us the season 8 Battle Pass for free, but you have to get through the challenges.

The Banana Plug app let people purchase and make special requests for drugs, according to federal authorities.

"Like fire in a frozen kingdom." Horsetail Fall in Yosemite turns to flame for a few brief moments during sunset.

Google security researcher finds secret whitelist that lets Facebook run Flash content despite Edge's normal security policies.

Is open-source past its prime? Does it need to be replaced? Some companies say yes, while others say nonsense!

The Chinese phone company is bringing is pop-up camera design to the masses.

Neil Gaiman and the Jim Henson Company are working on a new version of the '80s anthology series.

The electric crossover conquers one of the world's toughest downhill courses.

The company remains "committed" to supporting the Razer Phone 2 despite the staff cuts, it said.

With Google+ nearing its end, Tapatalk offers communities a new home.

With the vast majority of workloads still on premise, Google Cloud is focused on bringing the cloud to customers with solutions like GKE On-Prem.

Long the domain of elite data miners, SAS wants to engage the rest of the analytics team for the full analytics lifecycle. But then again, so do classic BI, self-service, and data science tool providers. SAS’s opportunity is in transitioning its portfolio to cloud-native and building a third-party ecosystem to make its depth and breadth more accessible.