Smart TVs Collect Data for Revenue Generation
Smart TVs create a new industry in which television manufacturers can generate revenue after the TV has been installed in the home, much of which involves collecting your data.
Blogs
American Cities are Investing in Technology for Innovation
Decision makers in American cities are helping their economies improve by investing in technology, partnering with universities, and reworking their current infrastructure.
Cell Carriers Continue to Sell Data to Third Parties Without Consumer Permission
Despite a harsh condemnation that resulted in promises to prioritize consumer privacy, cell carriers are still selling location data to dubious middlemen.
An IT Pro’s Guide to Audio Visual Acronyms
Huh? This handy glossary will help tech managers and IT pros quickly decipher what their audio visual contractors are referencing.
Who Got Hacked This Week? January 25 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, January 25, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Artificial Intelligence is Making Early Detection in Alzheimer’s A No-Brainer
Thanks to an artificial intelligence algorithm and machine learning, researchers are speeding up early detection of Alzheimer’s disease.
Robocalls Keep Ramping Up In the US
2018 saw a significant rise in robocalls, and so far no attempt to curb their harassment efforts has been successful as more scammers acquire the necessary technology.
New Ways We Might Get Hacked in 2019
Relying on AI, old and new methods, hackers will be kicking up their attack strategies this year.
Research Team Tricks Google’s ReCaptcha Using Its Own Services
UnCaptcha’s methods use Google’s own text-to-speech service to fool one of the most popular CAPTCHA services into thinking bots are humans.
3 Ways Computers Will Run Cool in the Future
Researchers are finding ways to combat heat and energy loss in running computers through new materials, electron transportation, and chip cooling.
