Hardware

It looks like home working is here to stay, so here are some ways to work in comfort and make the best possible impression over video calls

If you've rooted your Android device, here’s how to get everything back to normal

The new approach includes notifying customers at least one year in advance that a product will be killed off

Mobile comms head confirms rumour that the company is focusing on its 'Fold' range

Intel confirms first foundry customers as it sets out a 2025 target for recovery

We explain what Bring Your Own Device means and how to implement a successful company strategy

Three and CCS Insight are calling on the government to reconsider its reliance on fibre technology

Warnings of an acute supply problem in the next quarter come as Intel reports flat revenues for Q2 2021

The move comes as countries around the world continue to try and attract chipmakers to their territories amid a global chip shortage

New features connect widely dispersed, multilingual business teams

A guide to the standard that helped launch the 4G revolution

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We speak to a young entrepreneur who decided to go it alone

Congress must fund legislation, say auto, telco, and semiconductor groups

How Bluetooth enabled IoT devices are creating automated working environments with seamless integration

The will include a revamped iPhone SE, its budget handset, that will use Qualcomm’s 5G technology

The Chromebox is affordable and packed with features - is it the ideal Chrome OS PC?

Mechanical keyboards for when you want the feel and feedback that most normal keyboards lack

Palo Alto Networks discovers that Trap Flag is being abused to notify malware it is being analyzed

From writers to gamers, a good keyboard is a worthwhile investment

NSO Group sold the surveillance tool to authoritarian governments, investigation finds

New deal will help Verizon strengthen and expand its 5G ultra-wideband network

GPUs aren't just good for gaming - they have business applications too

GlobalFoundries executives claim not to be involved in the discussions