-
Apple orders Foxconn inspections: It's a good first step
It’s likely other tech firms will join the Fair Labor Association and outside audits in Apple’s wake.
-
Love stinks: The worst mergers in the history of the tech industry
Corporate marriages can result in the two parts being stronger than the whole. Or they can end in utter disaster.
-
How much privacy
do you really have
on the web?Less than you think. It’s sobering to consider how poorly behaved most websites are when it comes to your privacy.
-
Tablet apps compared: iPad vs. Android
Ten top tablet apps for both the iPad and Android tablets are shown running side-by-side.
-
The quest for freedom: Enterprise-level BYOD
Yorktown, Virginia is on the leading edge with their secondary school’s “Bring Your Own Technology” program and policy.
-
Malnets: Your latest security headache
Most malware attacks target users on their desktops and laptops, but mobile devices are becoming much more enticing options for cyber criminals, according to a new report
Top Stories
- Mozilla plans Metro-specific Firefox
- iPad 3 in March - -maybe a 7" model, too
- Checking in on the Microsoft Labs
- Google and the hardware dream: Can it capture the wow factor?
- Hubworks, I'll have fries with that iPad
- 'Malnets' will become major online security issue in 2012: report
- Mozilla patches 'critical' Firefox security hole
- Huge increase in hacked iTunes accounts
- Apple seeks Galaxy Nexus injunction in U.S.
ZDNet Perspectives and Analysis
Reviews
What’s hot, what’s not: Expert evaluations of the latest tech products
Google's browser is faster and more secure than ever.
Technology Today
-
Can an SUV be green? Tesla sure thinks so
Tesla hopes to appeal to eco-friendly families for whom small electric vehicles aren't really a practical option.
-
Apple tops reputation survey; Facebook a 'non-factor'
Apple and Google have topped a recent poll of reputable companies and brands. But Facebook doesn't appear on the list at all.
-
The Google TV update that no one will care about
Good changes, but it's a shame that Google TV is dead in the water.
-
Mozilla plans Metro-specific Firefox for Windows 8
Mozilla doesn't want to be left out of the Windows 8 Metro fun.
-
Your personal data isn't free (and other misconceptions)
A new startup promises to leverage your personal data in exchange for discounts and deals on products online. There's a value to your information, it argues. But is it worth a middleman?
-
Microsoft venture with GE gets a name and a CEO
The joint venture created by Microsoft and GE Healthcare late last year, now known officially as Caradigm, is moving forward with products and plans.
-
iPad 3 to come in March--maybe a 7" iPad, too
The iPad 3 is all but officially confirmed. What will it sport and will we see an iPad mini?
-
Droid 4 teardown
Most difficult to repair Droid yet.
-
Checking in on the Microsoft Labs
Whatever happened to all those Microsoft incubators, the research-product group mash-ups known as the Labs?
-
Microsoft store hacked - logins, passwords stolen
Chinese hackers called Evil Shadow Team struck India's online Microsoft store over the weekend.
Tech Blueprint
- Cloud Optimized Solutions Sponsored by Brocade
- Security Sponsored by CDW
- Ethernet Fabrication Sponsored by Brocade
- Virtualization Sponsored by Brocade
- Communications Sponsored by Microsoft
- Cloud Virtualization Sponsored by VMware
- Document Management Sponsored by Ricoh
- Personal Technology Sponsored by HP
The best of ZDNet, delivered
ZDNet Newsletters
Get the best of ZDNet delivered straight to your inbox
ZDNet: Where Technology Means Business
ZDNet is a one-stop destination for professionals seeking to research technology-related issues, and solve business technology problems. Delivering a broad range of news and analysis from top editors and IT experts, the site features blogs, product reviews, software downloads, videos, white papers, Webcasts, peer feedback, and research.
