Laura TuckerFor the first time, the U.S. has opened up the voting process to smartphones for people with disabilities using blockchain technology.
Privacy Experiment Shows Websites Are ‘Fingerprinting’ You
An experiment has shown many websites collect your data in a process called “fingerprinting,” whether or not you use a VPN or private browsing.
Get the Roborock Xiaomi Vacuum Cleaner 2 for $25 Off
The Roborock S6 Xiaomi Vacuum Cleaner 2 is a great deal whether you’re looking for a robot vacuum for yourself or for a holiday gift.
Should the Big Tech Companies Be Broken Up?
Many people are pushing to have the big tech companies broken up, and it’s leaking into U.S. politics. Should the big tech companies be broken up?
After Server Breach, NordVPN Has Strengthened Security Measures
NordVPN is on top of an admitted security breach of their server. They have already strengthened security measure, but will they still be trusted?
Google Adding .new Shortcuts for Third-Party Websites
Google is expanding its reach of the .new domain to third-party websites. You can now reach Spotify, Medium, eBay, and more, saving you some time.
AI Researcher Believes It Could Be Disaster for Humanity but Has a Solution
A leading artificial intelligence research is warning the public that ai could be disastrous for humanity, but his new book does provide a solution.
Should People Be Obligated to Tell Guests If There Are Smart Devices in the Home?
A Google VP suggested guests should be informed of smart devices in the home. Should people be obligated to tell guests if there are smart devices in the home?
Artificial Intelligence Being Taught to Recognize Smells
Google’s researchers created a data set of close to 5,000 molecules that were identified as perfumers to train artificial intelligence to recognize smells.
Face-Scanning AI Being Used to Judge Job Applicants
The next time you apply for a job, they may find out all they need to know with the use of HireVue, face-scanning artificial intelligence that analyzes your employability.
Third-Party Alexa and Google Home Apps Can Eavesdrop and Phish Passwords
Third-party app developers with a nefarious intent can create Amazon skills and Google Home actions that may seem benign but are actually “smart spies.”
Sharing Your Netflix Account? Not for Much Longer
Netflix has announced they will be cracking down on accounting sharing, although they won’t be making any changes at this point. How will this affect you?
HolyHigh Little Devil Earbuds for Kids and Adults 30% Off
Just in time for Halloween, we have a 30% off deal on the cute HolyHigh Little Devil Earbuds that will look cute in anyone’s ears, child or adult.
Microsoft Warns ATP Customers About Latest Windows 10 Update
The cumulative update for Windows 10 could bring harm to the Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection service according to a Microsoft warning.
Does a Phone’s Size and Weight Affect Your Purchasing Decision?
While finding the right size of phone can be difficult, this brings up the question, does a phone’s size and weight affect your purchasing decisions?
Google Announced 5 New or Improved Devices this Week
At the Made by Google event, Google announced the new Pixel 4, new Nest Mini smart speaker, new Nest Wi-Fi, Pixel Buds upgrade, and a new Pixelbook Go.
Apple Denies It Uses “Fraudulent Website Warning” to Spy on Users
Apple offers a “Fraudulent Website Warning” when a user tries to view a website that is not secure. It sends information to Google and China’s Tencent, but it’s not sending data to China.
Even a Lightning Cable Can Be Used to Hack Your Computer
A rogue Lightning cable is being mass-produced that looks and works just like a regular cable, except it can hack the computer it’s plugged into.