Raspberry Pi Zero: The $5 computer has arrived

Computerworld Storage & Hardware November 30, 2015 Raspberry Pi Zero: The $5 computer has arrived The Raspberry Pi Foundation has been working to lower the cost of home computing for years, and now founder Eben Upton says it can go no further: $5 for a fully-fledged computer is as cheap as it can get. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. User reviews from 5,000 people tapped for 3D printer buyer's guide 2. A second dangerous Dell root certificate discovered 3. This iPhone 7 rumor says Apple will "force" you to buy overpriced headphones 4. Toshiba's new chip to usher in wireless charging at wired speeds 5. Computerworld's holiday gift guide 2015: Nifty tech from $35 to $150 6. InfoWorld's 2015 geek gadget gift guide 7. Lenovo patches serious flaws in PC system update tool 8. After a lapse, Intel looks to catch up with Moore's Law again 9. 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READ MORE A second dangerous Dell root certificate discovered After Dell confirmed that one of its support tools installed a dangerous self-signed root certificate and private key on computers, users discovered a similar certificate deployed by a different Dell tool. READ MORE This iPhone 7 rumor says Apple will "force" you to buy overpriced headphones With the iPhone 7, Apple is planning to strong-arm you into paying more for headphones. According to the latest rumors, Cupertino will remove the standard 3.5 mm headphone jack, forcing you to connect your cans via Lightning... READ MORE Toshiba's new chip to usher in wireless charging at wired speeds Toshiba today introduced the industry's first single-chip wireless power receiver that can operate at 15 watts and is compliant with Qi v1.2 standard. READ MORE : Attunity Move It Don't Lose It - Is Your Big Data Collecting Dust? This eBook highlights the importance of ensuring that your data is timely. It includes interesting market statistics on Big Data use today, addresses the challenges of moving Big Data quickly and easily and closes with proven success stories of companies that have overcome data integration hurdles! Learn More Computerworld's holiday gift guide 2015: Nifty tech from $35 to $150 Part 2 of our annual cornucopia of gift ideas showcases cool tech that won't break the bank, from tangle-free earbuds and stylish gear bags to clever notification devices and chargers. READ MORE InfoWorld's 2015 geek gadget gift guide Forget the sugarplums! Here are 10 unusual gadgets that any geek would love to see under the Christmas tree READ MORE Lenovo patches serious flaws in PC system update tool For the third time in less than six months PC manufacturer Lenovo has had to update the System Update tool pre-loaded on some of its products for security reasons. READ MORE After a lapse, Intel looks to catch up with Moore's Law again For Intel, the temporary inability to keep up with Moore's Law -- the foundation of its business -- was a minor embarrassment, but the company is trying hard to catch up. READ MORE Fight for your right to repair Buyers should have the right to repair equipment they purchase. READ MORE White Paper: Keeper Security Why Your Enterprise Needs Zero-Knowledge Password Management This white paper provides insights into the emergence of the password and hacking, the rise of encryption methods (e.g. zero-knowledge encryption), new authentication methods, and reveals enterprise password management best practices and recommendations for keeping your organization's assets safe. Learn More Is your IT department a great place to work? Computerworld is seeking to identify the 100 top workplaces for IT professionals for our 23rd annual Best Places to Work in IT list. 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