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You’ve got the snacks, couch and a fabulous summer watchlist. Now all you need is a 4K TV that can upgrade your viewing experience. With exceptional picture detail at every size and budget, 4K resolution is now the baseline in the TV market. And, if prices have been holding
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Researchers find standards-compliant functionality can be abused to hijack modems, downgrade connections, and even execute code Researchers have found that a malicious SIM card can tell some phones and cellular-connected devices to leak data, drop to 2G, shut themselves down, or even execute code, all thanks to functionality that'
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Show more (2 items) Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. With robot lawn mowers, window washers, vacuum mops, and more, we're probably closer to the "future" we saw on TV than ever before. And while it's true the last decade
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By Gajanan Raut For years, technology leaders have been fighting a familiar enemy: legacy systems. Board meetings, transformation programs, and technology budgets have been dominated by discussions around aging core platforms, monolithic applications, technical debt, data silos, and infrastructure modernization. Billions of dollars have been invested globally to migrate workloads
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For years, 3D printing in construction has been viewed as an emerging technology with enormous potential. The industry celebrated demonstrations and prototype homes, but many questioned whether the technology could scale, satisfy building codes, and become a practical solution for residential development. Today, new trends are beginning to shape the
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The construction industry has always been resilient, but resilience alone is no longer enough. Today, contractors, owners, and project teams are navigating a market defined by uncertainty, rising complexity, and rapidly evolving technology. The companies that will thrive are those that embrace change, which is not an easy feat in
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Home privacy is a popular topic these days, as Flock surveillance cameras appear in our neighborhoods and AI voice assistants hang on our every word. But we also have more tools than ever to protect our privacy — as long as we use them. Don’t worry, your smart technology is
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Installing smoke detectors in a new space means choosing where they go, and that’s not always easy. Putting in a smoke alarm in the wrong spot can mess with sensors, cause false alarms or even make them useless at detecting fires in time. I’ve collected the best tips
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Home fires are devastating, and as fires grow on the West Coast this summer, the dangers have never been higher for many homeowners. That’s also true if you’re misusing space heaters or even surge protectors, which have also been known to burn down homes. But the newest technology
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It doesn’t take much to give dorms powerful smart upgrades that are useful — and stylish — for anyone packing up for move-in day. I’ve kept my eye out for devices that fit well in dorms during my testing, including the latest smart speaker with big sound, an AI table
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It’s a great time to buy a home security camera. The range of available devices has never been better, from high-end models with 4K resolution and powerful AI features to capable cams under $30 with zero subscription fees. You also have your pick of size, pan/tilt functions, local
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* Cloudflare CFO Thomas Seifert predicts machine-generated traffic could outnumber humans by a 1,000 times in the next five years * The answer to this, Seifert believes, is to ensure servers are efficient enough to handle demand * Cloudflare previously predicted machines would outnumber humans in 2027, but this digital soothsaying was
