A US District Court Judge rules that a lawsuit involving Google Chrome’s Incognito Mode may proceed. The suit claims that the Chrome feature should stop Google’s web tracking, and that failure to do so violates wiretap laws. More from a recent Ars Technica report: Google attempted to get the lawsuit thrown out on the basis […]
You don’t want end users complaining about difficult user interfaces when you install new technology systems. A number of programming languages exist which might be able to help your team with future deployments and product developments. According to a recent TechAcute Report, tech analyst firm RedMonk recently completed their programming language research and have published a […]
Working remotely has had an adverse effect on employee health — specifically, if they have to take part in many video calls, says a new study from Virtira Consulting. Virtira’s study reports 49% of employees experience a high degree of exhaustion from being required to be on camera during online meetings. The Webcam Survey: Exhausted or […]
Hundreds of thousands of new malware variants emerge every single day, according to the AV-TEST Institute. We often hear about the most devastating malware attacks or those that spread most broadly, but unfortunately, there are many malware strains that slip under the radar and escape widespread attention due to the sheer volume of malware. “These […]
The success of various IT departments’ remote work rollouts shouldn’t simply rest on the shoulders of IT: it’s a company-wide issue, so everyone from CIOs to remote worker staff should put effort into ensuring that employees are working efficiently and as happily as possible from home. With months before a full-scale vaccine rollout and with […]
It’s easy to program something to give your pets some food or treats. You’ve probably seen these devices for sale online. But AI has made an advancement on that concept: it can now help encourage good behavior by rewarding your pet with a treat if certain conditions are met. A recent VentureBeat report chronicles the computer science […]
AI isn’t this self-possessed thing that many consumers assume it is. If you work in the technology field, you likely are aware of the fact that every artificial intelligence algorithm has a whole slew of human progenitors behind it. Banks of images need to be hand-labelled in order to create an image recognition algorithm, for […]
Amazon’s Alexa-enabled smart speakers have found popularity in the consumer market in recent years, and even in select retail and corporate environments. One of the selling points the company has pushed are the Amazon Alexa skills. But users should probably pay closer attention to those. As a recent post on The Verge pointed out, many […]
Your office’s digital display is broken or fading fast, and it needs a replacement. Yes, we understand that replacing this technology can be costly. But many IT departments in this scenario struggle to avoid falling for what technology solutions providers call “The Costco Effect.” Simply put, this is when technology decision-makers see displays and low […]
Former President Donald Trump’s Gab account information was among the 15,000 accounts that were recently hacked, says the founder of the far-right social platform. The Gab leaks announcement came from founder Andrew Torba, who confirmed what WikiLeaks had claimed about receiving 70GB of data. More details from a recent ArsTechnica post: Gab and a competing […]
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