Zoom announced that it now includes end-to-end encryption (E2EE) in its suddenly-popular team meeting software.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 28, 2020
The CALENO Xair is a portable X-ray device that allows you to snap your own X-rays at home, at work, on vacation, or wherever you happen to be.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 27, 2020
Can the iPhone 12 series with glass screens withstand the dreaded drop? One test set out to find out what would happen with an iPhone drop.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 26, 2020
The iPhone Health Records app has now been opened up to two health systems in the UK. Users can now view their medical records on iOS.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 23, 2020
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is pushing his autonomous cars to be road-ready and refuses to add lidar sensors, a crucial feature of others in the industry.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 22, 2020
For a small subscription fee, you can have your 10 best AI-chosen Google Photos printed and sent to you every month.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 21, 2020
Researchers discovered a new form of malware that uses remote overlay attacks to hit Brazilian bank account holders who use videoconferencing software.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 20, 2020
Envisics has raised the funding to bring AR holography to windshields in cars to allow you to have all the information you need right there.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 19, 2020
Google has become synonymous with search – the name has become an action. More AI has now been added to Google Search to make it more helpful.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 16, 2020
Users of the PlayStation 4 have been informed that Sony has the right to record their voice chat for moderation on PS4 and PS5.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 15, 2020
With the Apple 12 Pro already leaked, the big news with its release is that Snapchat is the first to make use of the new LiDAR scanner.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 14, 2020
Anyone who has a children with an Xplora X4 Smartwatch should be concerned that it includes an undocumented backdoor that takes snapshots.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 13, 2020
The ProtonMail developer revealed to the U.S. Congress that Apple forced it to add in-app purchases even though the app had always been free.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 12, 2020
The education system in the U.S. is stressed in rural areas that don’t have stable Wi-Fi networks for remote learning.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 8, 2020
Google recognizes the need to stay updated with the changes in the workplace in today’s world, leading it to rebrand G Suite as Google Workspace.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 7, 2020
Europol and other agencies warned of a spike this year in cybercrime that is being largely attributed to the coronavirus pandemic.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 6, 2020
Amazon Sidewalk aims to help with extending your home networks by creating a low-bandwidth IoT network beyond your existing network.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 5, 2020
After the macOS Mojave Security Update was released and issues were found, Apple replaced it with the Mojave Supplemental Update.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 2, 2020
It was announced this week that Facebook and Instagram will now work alongside each other and will share features such as chat.
By Laura Tucker – Oct 1, 2020
Microsoft issued a warning about a spike in cyberattacks of COVID-19 data, and it’s mostly coming from Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran.
By Laura Tucker – Sep 30, 2020
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