STEM Education Just Got a Big Boost – Guess Who Opened Their Wallets
Craigslist founder donated $1 million to STEM initiatives in low-income areas through DonorsChoose, a platform that will help multiply the gift’s benefits.
Blogs
Blue Light Is Tech’s Aesthetic, But It’s Hurting Our Eyes
A group of optical researchers are putting their two cents into the blue light debate, claiming that it has a significant correlation to age-related blindness
A Cyber Force Is More Important Than a Space Force, and We Need It Now
A columnist writes about why the United States needs a cyber force, and how it could help decision makers’ sensitive data stay safe.
The Rise of Wifi-Based Appliances Could Threaten Functionality of Power Grids
Researchers at Princeton found that there are a few malicious methods relating to wifi-based appliances that could cause widespread outages.
Machine Learning is Helping Schools Prevent Another Parkland Shooting
Machine learning solutions that can detect violence and conflict on social media are helping keep school districts safe.
Apple is Becoming a Luxury Brand – Here’s Why That’s Bad for Business
While the tech giant is moving towards luxury, its business strategies might cut out future generations of end users, and see a plummet in sales.
My TechDecisions Week in Review: AR, Digital Detox, Armed Teachers, etc.
This week, August 27th-31st, 2018: How AR fits into enterprise, digital detox promoting productivity, Virginia arms teachers, and more.
Who Got Hacked This Week? August 31 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, August 31, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
This State Wants to Mandate That Businesses Include Women in Their Boardrooms
If a bill passes, California will require businesses to include women in their boardrooms, or pay a fine.
Female Team Takes First Prize at Hajj Hackathon
A group of female Saudi Arabian developers won first place at the world’s largest hackathon, Hajj Hackathon.
