Technology

Is Objective-C worth learning (or using) in 2020 or can we finally shelf it next to COBOL? The programming language is 36 years old and showing...

Facebook launched Messenger Kids back in 2017 as a way to let young children—those too young for their own accounts (so, under 13)—to chat with friends...

Your Excel data changes frequently, so it’s useful to create a dynamic defined range that automatically expands and contracts to the size of your data range....

Did you know you can now swipe type on your iPhone or iPad keyboard? This feature is enabled by default, but if you haven’t tried it...

You’ve probably heard that public Wi-Fi is dangerous. Advice about avoiding it is almost as widespread as public Wi-Fi itself. Some of this advice is outdated, and...

Dyson recently announced an updated Smart Lamp, and just like the first iteration of the Lightcycle Morph, it costs $650 for the base model. The company...

It’s 6:30 AM. The alarm is going off like usual, jarring you awake with the same old robotic beeping or mechanical buzzing. You wake up disoriented...

This latest JEP comes from the Project Valhalla team, whose goal is to provide a venue to explore and incubate advanced Java VM and language feature...

In recent years, managed SaaS services, usually consumed via APIs, have become extremely popular. They also provide developers and system architects with ways to build more...

“Developer experience” is a term that gets thrown around a lot these days. It’s come to encompass a lot including ping pong tables and work-from-home policies....