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Firefox 71 arrives with better Lockwise and tracker blocking, Picture-in-Picture on Windows
Firefox 71 for desktop introduces Picture-in-Picture support so you can watch your favorite clips in a separate small window as you browse.
AWS launches Braket, its quantum computing service
Braket will help developers get started on building quantum algorithms and basic applications and then test them in simulations on AWS.
Android: New StrandHogg vulnerability is being exploited in the wild
Called Strandhogg, the vulnerability could trick users into thinking they are using a legitimate app but are actually clicking on an overlay created by the attackers.
Helm Package Manager for Kubernetes Moves Forward
The Helm community will focus mainly on Helm’s stability and enhancements to existing features.
With Approaching Another Year Closer To Year 2038, Linux 5.5 Brings More Y2038 Fixes
The kernel is in largely good shape for the Y2038 issue eighteen years ahead of the problem manifesting.
Microsoft: We’re creating a new Rust-based programming language for secure coding
Microsoft's Project Verona involves creating a new language for "safe infrastructure programming" to be open-sourced soon.
Linux phones need to succeed and it isn’t just about privacy
The open source culture isn’t just important for things like privacy, security, or even ethics.
Best Black Friday 2019 Chromebook deals
Let's take a look some of the great Chromebooks you can get this holiday-buying season.
Raytheon Leans on Red Hat to Advance DevSecOps
Raytheon Company collaborates with Red Hat to develop a security-focused software development solution, known as DevSecOps, for enterprise environments.
Amazon’s cloud unit readies more powerful data center chip
The forthcoming Amazon chip is expected to use newer Arm technology, most likely Arm’s Neoverse N1 technology.