How Microsoft plans to kill off passwords

The best tech for mom... Raspberry Pi accessories... Qualcomm, new king of mobile

ZDNet Week in Review May 4, 2018

We're going to banish passwords and here's how Microsoft wants to banish '​inconvenient, insecure, and expensive' passwords. So what's going to replace them? READ FULL STORY RELATED • Windows 10 April 2018 Update: Here's what's new • Microsoft is killing off these Windows 10 features • Microsoft adds new mail, calendar, mobile features across its various Outlook clients Is cryptocurrency-mining malware your next big headache? READ FULL STORY Qualcomm: Meet the new boss of everything mobile READ FULL STORY Samsung Galaxy S9 review: Not perfect, but still a stellar phone READ FULL STORY Mother's Day 2018: The best tech and gadgets for your mom VIEW FULL GALLERY Apple CarPlay: The good, bad, and what were they thinking? READ FULL STORY 12 of the most awesome Raspberry Pi accessories VIEW FULL GALLERY Future-Proof Your Digital Commerce Decision White Papers from IBM Security 1. Tech giants hit by NSA spying slam encryption backdoors 2. Hello Kitty: Malware targets Drupal to mine for cryptocurrency 3. Phishing alert: GDPR-themed scam wants you to hand over passwords, credit card details 4. RSA yet to be sold on magic pixie dust qualities of blockchain Read More › TechRepublic 1. The 10 skills you'll need to land a CIO job 2. Why gender parity is good for a company's bottom line 3. 10 questions full stack developers should expect in a job interview 4. Amazon Alexa: Cheat sheet Read More › 18 ways to make the next iPhone the best smartphone ever The decade-old device, like any mature platform, suffers from malaise. Here's everything Apple must do to restore America's beloved smartphone to its former glory. READ FULL STORY Live Webcast - How AWS migration and a new monitoring vision support Nasdaq's business... Webcasts from AppDynamics Watch Now The Savvy HR Leader's Guide to Digital Recruiting e-book eBooks from Microsoft Corporation Download Now 2017 Global State of Customer Service Report White Papers from Microsoft Corporation Download Now The Modernization of Selling Videos from Microsoft Corporation Download Now Latest Reviews Latest Windows 10 News & Tips

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Snakebot named ground rescue robot of the year

Michael Dell: Scaremongering shouldn't hold back AI...

ZDNet Innovation Weekly May 4, 2018

Snakebot named ground rescue robot of the year Carnegie Mellon's bio-inspired disaster relief robot slithers to victory in an unusual international competition. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Laboratory on-a-phone detects viruses, bacterial infections • Automated kiosks are the future of retail, restaurants ... even roach coaches • How this vineyard's smart sensors improve the vintage in your glass Apple CarPlay: The good, the bad, and the what were they thinking? READ FULL STORY No internet: The unbearable anxiety of losing your connection READ FULL STORY Future-Proof Your Digital Commerce Decision White Papers from IBM Continue More Innovation 1. Firefox 60 will show 'sponsored stories' in new tabs, says Mozilla 2. Why Spotify keeps giving away more music access 3. NASA scientists befuddled by cancelled lunar robotics program 4. Why Fitbit could make a good Google acquisition Read more › Hardware 1. ​Atari's VCS console gets pre-order date, $199 starting price 2. LG G7 ThinQ announced with focus on AI and audio 3. Smart devices take over but some products lag 4. Apple working on cordless headset for VR and AR with 8K displays Read more › Michael Dell: AI shouldn't be held back by scaremongering Artificial intelligence and machine learning are just tools that can be wielded for good and bad, the Dell Technologies CEO has said. READ FULL STORY More innovation coverage More robots? You got it

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