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Over the past few years, blockchain has grown and evolved as it’s taken hold in a variety of industries. And it looks like 2019 will be the year blockchain gets more enmeshed in financial services. Computerworld’s Ken Mingis and Lucas Mearian look at where the distributed ledger technology is going.

How much progress has been made in gender diversity in the IT field in the past few years? CIO writer Sharon Florentine, who frequently blogs about women in IT, talks with Juliet Beauchamp and Ken Mingis about companies that are leading the way.

This year's MWC was mainly about 5G networking. And foldable phones. In fact, foldables largely stole the show, according to PC World's Michael Simon. He and Computerworld Executive Editor Ken Mingis chew over both topics in this episode of TECH(talk).

Samsung kicked off a busy week for mobile devices with the Samsung Galaxy S10 line-up (just ahead of this year's Mobile World Congress). That makes it an ideal time to talk about the S10, foldable phones and 5G networking.

It's been more than six months since Android 9.0 (Pie) arrived. So why has it taken so long for device makers to roll the update out?

With smartphone sales slowing down (even for Apple), it's time to ask why – and how the industry can get out of its current funk.

It's been a busy January for several companies that make collaboration software. Here's what's been going on with Microsoft Teams, G Suite and others since the start of 2019.

Google's push into cellular networking, as an MVNO reselling wireless access, lets it offer service that can undercut rivals like AT&T and Verizon. Here's an explainer on what Google Fi is and does.

Some iPad owners found their new tablets were bent, but as far as Apple is concerned, it's a non-issue. Then the company announced that quarterly revenues would fall short of expectations. So what's going on?

Blockchain backers have long touted the distributed ledger technology as potentially more disruptive than the internet. If so, it's going to take a while. In the meantime, a variety of companies are testing it out.