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Alphabet Inc.’s Google will cut off the supply of hardware and some software services to Huawei. That will severely curtail the sale of Huawei smartphones abroad, though it remains a sliver of the Chinese company’s business.
The internet giant will try to convince the world it’s a responsible steward of all that information. To make that case, Google will first have to fix Android, a mobile operating system that’s wildly popular but hobbled by security flaws.
Project Owl, which stands for Organization, Whereabouts, and Logistics, uses a “clusterduck” network made of hubs that resemble rubber ducks, which can float in flooded areas. Once deployed, emergency workers are able to learn about weather and...
An Amazon.com Inc. team auditing Alexa users’ commands has access to location data and can, in some cases, easily find a customer’s home address, according to five employees familiar with the program.
With the smartphone business becoming so lackluster, it’s tempting to try push the boundaries just to drum up excitement. But most users want a product that works, and don’t need one that excites.
