Google Chrome gets new iOS beta program
Google is now letting iPhone and iPad users take a cutting-edge version of its browser for a spin. The company quietly launched a new Chrome for iOS public beta program on Friday.
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PowerPoint 2016 now helps people design slides that aren't terrible
Microsoft announced a pair of major updates to PowerPoint 2016 on Friday that are aimed at making it easy for people to create spiffy presentations without going overboard.
Microsoft goes all-out for enterprise with its latest Windows 10 update
Microsoft released its first major Windows 10 update on Thursday, and it includes a bunch of features aimed at improving the operating system for business users.
Microsoft OneNote picks up video embeds, new iPhone features and more
As part of its massive November update cycle, Microsoft pushed a smorgasbord of new features to its OneNote notetaking software across a wide variety of platforms.
Apple flub leaves users confused over 'damaged' apps
Mac users who rely on apps provided through Apple's App Store are facing some confusion today after an error caused by Apple erroneously told them that they had to re-install their applications.
Box boosts Windows 10's enterprise potential with new app
Box, the enterprise-focused cloud storage company, released a new app for Windows 10 that marks a major endorsement of Microsoft's developer platform strategy for its new operating system.
Silicon Valley startup aims to make VR better with eye contact
Eyefluence, a Silicon Valley startup, unveiled its product Wednesday -- a tool for manufacturers of AR and VR headsets to implement eye tracking.
Microsoft bolsters artificial intelligence with additions to Project Oxford
Microsoft unveiled five new services for its Project Oxford artificial intelligence services Wednesday, including emotion detection and video stabilization.
Google sharpens its container-focused cloud products for battle
Google unveiled some major enhancements to its container-focused cloud offerings on Tuesday to take advantage of new open-source developments and boost the performance of its products in a competitive market.
Google finally cutting off Chrome updates on Windows XP and Vista
Google announced Tuesday that it will finally stop providing updates to users of Microsoft's nearly geriatric, insecure operating system.
Microsoft to acquire data protection firm Secure Islands
Microsoft announced Monday that it has made a deal to acquire Secure Islands, an Israeli company that focuses on protecting companies' data.
Google Keep for iOS gets closer to Evernote with ease-of-use features
Google's Keep app for iOS got a bit more competitive with other apps like Evernote thanks to new features the company added Thursday.
New Windows 10 beta build is all about bug fixes
Microsoft on Thursday launched another beta build of Windows 10 to public testers that's crammed full of bug fixes and performance improvements.
MariaDB pops up on Azure with new cluster service
Companies interested in deploying the increasingly popular MariaDB open-source database on Microsoft's Azure cloud platform now have an easy way to do so, thanks to a new offering provided through the Azure Marketplace.
Dropbox touts enterprise growth at user conference
Dropbox co-founder and CEO Drew Houston announced at the company’s first conference for users Wednesday that there are now more than 150,000 companies paying for its Dropbox for Business product, up from the 130,000 business customers he mentioned in September.