Running Windows 10? Prepare to pay up

Best Raspberry Pi alternatives...Oscars for the apocalypse...

ZDNet Week in Review March 2, 2018

Running Windows 10? Here's how Microsoft plans to milk more profits out of its cash cow PC sales are down. Windows licensing revenue is flat. In its financial disclosures, Microsoft says it's actively looking for new monetization opportunities. Here's where you're likely to be asked to pay up. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Microsoft's retreat from consumer products is nearly complete • In Memoriam: The products Microsoft has killed off GitHub hit with the largest DDoS attack ever seen READ FULL STORY Why Nokia 8110 Matrix points to the future for smartphones READ FULL STORY Android Oreo vs Android One vs Android Go: All their differences, explained READ FULL STORY The best Raspberry Pi alternatives? Everything you need to know about Pi rivals READ FULL STORY Oscars for the apocalypse: The end of the world according to Hollywood VIEW FULL GALLERY Mobile phone memory lane: What was your first device? VIEW FULL GALLERY Forrester on DevOps: Iterate faster with automated DevOps toolchains... White Papers from IBM IT jobs 2018: Hiring priorities, growth areas, and strategies to fill... Research from Tech Pro Research IT leader's guide to deep learning eBooks from Tech Pro Research Innovation 1. Toyota to form $2.8 billion autonomous vehicle research venture 2. Boeing to use Queensland as test bed for autonomous systems development 3. Microsoft to power Singapore datacentre services with rooftop solar 4. Mobile app helps first responders quickly and safely assess rail accidents Read More › Tech and the Future of Transportation 1. Tech and the future of transportation: From here to there 2. The obstacles to autonomous vehicles: Liability, societal acceptance, and disaster stories 3. Why hyperloop is poised to transform commutes, commerce, and communities Read More › Cyberwar: A guide to the frightening future of online conflict Updated: With the arrival of cyberwarfare, every device had become a battleground. Here's everything you need to know. READ FULL STORY Modernize Your WAN Without Starting Over from Scratch White Papers from Sprint Read More Read the Digital Transformation in Sales e-book White Papers from Microsoft Corporation Download Now The Savvy HR Leader's Guide to Digital Recruiting e-book eBooks from Microsoft Corporation Download Now Transform the way your team sells White Papers from Microsoft Corporation Download Now Latest Reviews Latest Windows 10 News & Tips

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The Moon is getting a 4G network next year

Gaming AI beats humans by cheating...

ZDNet Innovation Weekly March 2, 2018

The Moon is getting a 4G network next year Nokia and Vodafone Germany are to hook up Audi lunar rovers with LTE connection as they examine Apollo 17's lunar vehicle. READ FULL STORY RELATED • A floating AI assistant will join astronauts on the International Space Station • Robots hit record shipments last year -- but it's not due to automakers • Gaming AI beats human top scores by cheating Ford's self-driving cars to become Miami's new pizza delivery guy READ FULL STORY Dubai to DNA sequence its entire population READ FULL STORY Forrester on DevOps: Iterate faster with automated DevOps toolchains and security White Papers from IBM Learn More IT leader's guide to deep learning eBooks from Tech Pro Research Download Now IT jobs 2018: Hiring priorities, growth areas, and strategies to fill open roles Research from Tech Pro Research Download Now Top stories 1. Nokia 8110 Matrix phone points the way back to the future for smartphones 2. Microsoft's steady retreat from consumer products is nearly complete 3. ​Nokia attempts a smartphone comeback with Android 4. Hit by ransomware? This new free decryption tool for GandCrab might help Read more › More innovation 1. Toyota to form $2.8 billion autonomous vehicle research venture 2. Boeing to use Queensland as test bed for autonomous systems development 3. Microsoft to power Singapore datacentre services with rooftop solar 4. Mobile app helps first responders quickly and safely assess rail accidents Read more › Watch a robotic snake use its scales to slither forward The Harvard researchers behind the project aren't trying to creep you out, but they probably will anyway. READ FULL STORY More innovation coverage More robots? You got it

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2 fatally shot at Central Michigan University dorm, police say

Mar 2, 2018  BREAKING NEWS  Police: 2 non-students fatally shot at Central Michigan University dorm; suspected gunman still at large Friday, March 2, 2018, 10:20 AM CT Police say two people who aren't students have been fatally shot at a residence hall at Central Michigan University. The school says police believe the Friday morning shooting "started from a domestic situation." Investigators are searching for a 19-year-old suspect who is considered to be armed and dangerous. Read the latest - BREAKING NEWS PRESENTED BY - - UNSUBSCRIBE    |    NEWSLETTERS    |     PRIVACY POLICY    |    TERMS OF SERVICE - Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Breaking News newsletter.