TechRepublic Staff

Searching your favorite website for content doesn’t have to be a multi-step process. With Vivaldi you can create a custom search engine specifically for that site. Jack Wallen shows you how.

China’s aggressive artificial intelligence plan still does not match up to US progress in the field in many areas, despite the hype.

If you’re looking to make the KDE desktop a bit more efficient, try adding the Latte dock. Jack Wallen shows you how.

Apple has a new credit card that’s tightly integrated with Apple Pay. Here’s how it works.

IBM researchers found a method to reduce noise in quantum computing by amplifying noise at measurable intervals, and extrapolating a difference to calculate a “zero-noise” result.

The .inc gTLD is positioned as an alternative or complement to traditional .com names, though it comes at a substantial price premium.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the HP Omni 27 all-in-one PC and finds out if it has the hardware to compete with Apple’s 27-inch iMac. For a detailed analysis of the teardown, check out my article and video, HP Omni 27 teardown reveals easy-to-service machine with respectable hardware.

Jack Wallen explains why you should never allow your web browser to save passwords–and what you should do instead.

The open source RISC-V ISA allows companies to build their own CPUs for IoT and embedded devices, without needing to pay royalties associated with Arm processors.

With over a dozen form factors, selecting the best flash memory card and SSD technology for your devices can be daunting. Karen Roby and James Sanders discuss the available options.

If you’re looking to make messaging with multiple services, you can’t go wrong with Franz. Jack Wallen shows you how to install the app and add an account.

AT&T develops connected automotive products such as Wi-Fi and after-market devices at it’s Drive Studio in midtown Atlanta.