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Code Complexity is a Design Problem

This cats-and-dogs adversarial relationship between engineering and design needs to end. It’s bad for morale, bad for users, and makes products less competitive.

There's no excuse: All Android phones (even Samsung's) should run stock Android

Android One has graduated from a low-end OS to the best version of stock Android you can get on a phone. And it's time for every manufacturer to consider it in their phones.

Flaccid phone features foment ‘flagship fatigue’

The smartphone market isn’t growing. Average phone prices are declining. And brash smartphone startups are going out of business. That’s the good news.

Wearable Technology Empowers Consumers To Better Health

From simple step counters, we have seen wearable technology evolve to include heart rate and sleep pattern monitoring as well as patients’ ability to measure blood pressure and other statistics, moving beyond the realms of merely well-being and fitne...

How New Technologies Are Improving The Doctor-Patient Relationship

Technology is enhancing the relationship between clinicians and their patients, providing a more seamless and accurate interaction with real-time updates, and the ability to manage health issues remotely, while simultaneously reducing the per capita ...

The Rise Of The Subscription Economy

With both businesses and consumers demanding to purchase products and services this way, the only question now is how quickly every industry adapts.

The Google privacy conundrum: Why locking down your data is a hard choice

Google has made it easier to see and control what parts of your data it collects from you, but the decision to make it private is harder than it's ever been.

Making Sense of the Cloud: Understanding the Jargon & Moving Beyond the Hype

To get you started on the journey to cloud fluency, here’s a comprehensive guide of key terms that will help you engage in critical discussions about the future of technology at your institution:

Reaching for the Clouds: Enabling tomorrow’s rapid connections, today

Data centre operators are under pressure to ensure their infrastructure has the capacity to meet future demand and velocity requirements

VR is the next big thing, but not in the way you think.

Developments in manufacturing, customer service and healthcare mean VR has the potential to change almost all facets of our lives.

Is your TV watching you?

You probably enjoy watching your smart TV, but chances are that you don’t want it to watch you, too. However, “watching its watchers” is precisely what a smart TV can do.

The Full Nerd episode 42: The future of Windows, and is cloud gaming any good?

In this episode of The Full Nerd, we talk about what's coming to Windows with PCWorld's resident Microsoft expert. Then we dive into cloud gaming services like GeForce Now.

Poor app performance cost brands more than their reputation

Customer experience is at the core of digital transformation and customers are becoming increasingly intolerant of brand experiences that don’t align with their needs or expectations.

Australia, it’s time to wake up to cloud compliance!

While the common misconception among Australian businesses is that the GDPR will have no effect on their business, the reverse holds true.

The Latest Recruitment Technology Trends and How to Really Use Them

If you are into recruitment, you need to fasten your seatbelts, because the ride is going to bumpy especially for those who don’t understand what the future of recruitment industry holds.