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Prepare for CompTIA exams and refresh your resume with this $30 training bundle
If you’ve got the tech skills and experience to qualify for better jobs but keep missing out, maybe you need some impressive certifications to make employers sit up and take notice.
Read MoreFamous computer scientists
Despite what you might think, the computer science field is a patchwork of creative, innovative thinkers from all backgrounds, races, and genders.
Read MoreFederal court upholds California’s net neutrality law
The ruling holds that, regardless of what the US FCC does, states can implement their own net neutrality laws.
Read MoreBest smartphone deals available right now: January 2022
Whether you’re upgrading from the old or buying your very first, these are the best deals available on smartphones by Apple, Google, Samsung, and more.
Read MoreFCC tacks China Unicom onto list of Chinese telcos banned in the US
Two of China’s state-owned telcos are now banned in the US, with China Mobile being the only one remaining.
Read MoreQNAP warns NAS users of DeadBolt ransomware, urges customers to update
QNAP released a warning this week about a ransomware strain targeting all NAS instances exposed to the internet.
Read MoreBest Apple MacBook and Mac Mini deals available right now: January 2022
Whether you need a MacBook for work or school, or a Mac Mini to be your new family PC, we’ve found the best deals on Apple’s latest computers.
Read MorePlay golf anytime, anywhere, in any weather with this $229 PhiGolf simulator
Immerse yourself in the most stunning graphics and play with your actual swing, no net or balls required, alone or with family and friends, using multiplayer mode.
Read MoreGoogle to double tech team in Brazil by 2023
Web giant will accelerate recruitment for its offices in São Paulo and Belo Horizonte with efforts aimed at attracting black professionals
Read MoreAmazon shuts down ‘Sold by Amazon’ program to appease price-fixing probe
Amazon allegedly enticed third-party sellers into a program that forced them to sell items at ‘artificially high levels’ thereby making it harder to make sales.
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