Sanders Promises High-Speed Internet Access for All if Elected
Sanders, among the other Democratic competitors, proposes a plan that will help Americans with poor access to high-speed internet.
Blogs
Google Might Not Be a Good Place to Work After All
Employees who were recently fired by Google say that the tech company is treating its workers poorly, and its open work culture is over.
Here’s What Decision Makers Need to Know About the Battery Market
With 2020 approaching, the battery industry is dropping in price, which is making technology, including electric vehicles, more accessible to consumers.
Who Got Hacked This Week? December 22 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, December 22, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Santa Visits Children Hospitals … Remotely
Corporate executives and rank-and-file employees aren’t the only ones utilizing video conferencing systems during the holiday season as family obligations and traveling pull us out of the office. That technology has even found its way into healthcare, helping patients and doctors connect from far away. This Christmas, telehealth technology is even helping some jolly old […]
Remember These Nostalgic Tech Gifts?
I’m not necessarily a super nostalgic person, nor am I much of a gamer… but when looking through our sister site, Commercial Integrator‘s list of nostalgic tech gifts throughout the ages, I felt a sudden longing for some days gone by. The list was a recapitulation of holiday tech nerd gifts through the ages: from Ataris […]
Week in Review: VoIP, Cyberattacks, Right to Repair, etc.
This week, December 16-20, 2019: when to install VoIP systems, worst cyberattacks of 2019, a new Google bug, right to repair affecting military, and more.
Big Tech Is Developing Standards For Smart Homes
Big Tech is joining together to solve some of the industry’s challenges when it comes to smart homes. Amazon, Apple, Google and the Zigbee Alliance on Thursday announced a new working group that plans to develop and promote the adoption of a new, royalty-free connectivity standard — centered around security — to increase compatibility among […]
Right to Repair Issue Affects U.S. Military
With many organizations not allowing customers to repair technology they purchased, people are finding it more difficult to take care of their items – including the U.S. military.
Ransomware Attackers Now Publishing Stolen Data
As if holding your data hostage for large sums of money wasn’t bad enough, cybercriminals are now starting to publish data stolen from those victims who don’t pay up after ransomware attacks. According to internet security journalist Brian Krebs, several well-known hacker groups have signaled that they plan to start publishing the kidnapped data on […]
