Today all kinds of products adapt and change to suit users’ evolving needs. Toys can be reconfigured to suit children of ...

In December, the first residents will move into a rental complex built out of a former federal structure used to inspect ...

According to these experts, AI democratizes software development, but could eventually replace it altogether -- and change ...

In brief: Payment and risk assessment technologies are increasingly making the need for a signature at a point of sale obsolete ... In Europe and many other parts of the world, signatures are ...

And 2024 is no different, as the multi-trillion-dollar company has quietly added several popular devices to its dreaded obsolete products list. It means users worldwide are without any support ...

The Opportunity Products that grow, or adaptable products, offer more value than products that aren’t designed to change. The Challenge Knowing what consumers want today can be difficult. To ...

If a product is vintage, that means you may still be able to get it repaired, but only subject to the availability of parts. With obsolete products, though, Apple has discontinued all hardware ...

Geoff Huston questions the goal of completely replacing IPv4 with IPv6. Thanks to CDNs and mobile traffic, address scarcity ...

Google’s adtech antitrust trial raises critical questions about the future of paid search, with a potential company breakup on the line. With search engines dominating nearly 90% of the global ...

Millions of NHS patients are being failed and care compromised by crumbling surgeries and obsolete computer systems ... or multiple conditions while parts of the country do not have enough ...

However, many industry experts say these tests are becoming obsolete because artificial intelligence ... sophisticated software by leveraging AI to analyze code, find bugs and recommend solutions.

Today marks the 30th anniversary of the launch of Netscape Navigator, the first commercial attempt to make a web browser. Its release ushered in the first era of browser wars. Netscape was ...