Best of the Week

Apple's Nov. 10 event: New Macs, M1 chip, Big Sur, and more highlights

Apple's "One More Thing" event showcased the first computers running its custom silicon, ushering in a new era of devices with peak performance and efficiency.

C++ programming language: How it became the invisible foundation for everything, and what's next

Apple Silicon M1 Mac buying guide: 2020 MacBook Air vs. MacBook Pro vs. Mac mini

10 Android predictions for 2021

Apple's MacBook Air with M1 chip: Everything you need to know

Apple's new MacBook Pro with M1: Cheat sheet

Phishing, deepfakes, and ransomware: How coronavirus-related cyberthreats will persist in 2021

Where the jobs are: Tech hiring is on the rise

Microsoft .NET 5.0 developer platform arrives with new C# 9 programming language

Sony PS5: Here's where you can still buy the next-gen PlayStation today on launch day

Free Linux webinars on development of open-source projects and more

Apple Silicon: Why developers don't need to worry about the transition from Intel-based Macs

Ultimate Python and AI certification bundle discounted 97%

Best PS5 accessories: Where to buy all the extras for Sony's next-gen gaming console

Mac mini 2020: A cheat sheet

macOS Big Sur: A cheat sheet

Top 5 things to do with old gadgets

Pet lovers: Super cool tech-related holiday gifts

7 coding and STEM toys every kid will want as a holiday gift

Holiday gift guide: STEM and coding toys, Raspberry Pi, laptops, and more

Black Friday 2020: The best deals on smartphones, headphones, and more

Gartner's top tech predictions for 2021 (free PDF)

We're living in a world of uncertainty and Gartner's top strategic predictions for 2021 examine how technology will help with resetting, restarting, and responding to society and the enterprise. Learn about these predictions and more in this free PDF download from TechRepublic.

The CIO's guide to quantum computing

Quantum computers offer great promise for cryptography and optimization problems, and companies like IBM, Google, and D-Wave are racing to make them practical for business use. We explore what quantum computers will and won't be able to do, and the challenges we still face.