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Teaching young people to code will help close the tech skills gap, according to Crystal Adkins, a Java and Android instructor for Interapt Skills.

Samsung’s new Notebook 9 Pen laptop has a flexible form factor with a 360-degree hinge. It has an embedded S Pen to boost creativity and productivity.

At SXSW, Alanna Cotton, SVP Product Marketing Wearables and Tablets, Samsung Electronics America, tells TechRepublic’s Teena Maddox how mobile solutions help enable non-traditional work styles.

Swift and JavaScript are growing faster than their rivals, says TechRepublic’s Nick Heath.

Strategist and election tech pioneer Joe Trippi shares the history of political data modeling, what business and politics have in common, and why the future of both depends on machine learning.

Abe Burmeister, cofounder of NYC-based designer company Outlier, explains how social media has powered the digital transformation of the fashion industry.

Apple’s next big announcement is likely to focus on education tech. Larry Dignan and Bill Detwiler explain how low-cost iPads and a refreshed pencil could enhance productivity in the classroom.

Larry Dignan and Bill Detwiler explain why social good could mean big business and be the next big trend for social media companies.

Blanche Guichou, Producer for AGAT Films & Cie, talked to TechRepublic’s Teena Maddox about why they created a realistic simulation of the surface of Saturn’s moon Titan for the documentary film, “Last Call for Titan.”

David Klapaak, director of program management for Interapt, discusses how the Internet of Things and other technologies will lead to more skills gaps.

At SXSW 2018, Vincent Hourdin, PhD and Research Engineer for ​OPTIS, talks to TechRepublic’s Teena Maddox about how the company used data from the Huygens Probe to recreate what a human would see if they stood on the surface of Saturn’s moon Titan.

Cedric Bellange, Product Marketing Manager for Optis, spoke with TechRepublic’s Teena Maddox at SXSW about how the company’s virtual prototyping software was used to create a realistic model of Titan’s surface for the movie, Last Call for Titan.