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Senators look to grill Google CEO over undisclosed microphone on Nest
Three US senators call on Google CEO Sundar Pichai to give an in-person briefing concerning a report by Business Insider revealing that Google failed to disclose a microphone on the Google Nest Secure...
View ArticleWhen chatbots become more than just machines
Whether they’re picking up a complaint from the bank, collecting and sorting job applications, or helping you order a pizza, chatbots are cost-effective and efficient tools for both companies and...
View ArticleLaunching: crypto hardware wallet that fits your phone’s sim card slot
A San Jose, California-based company has launched the first cryptocurrency hardware wallet that fits in the sim card tray of a mobile phone. “The first of its kind” The Silicon Valley startup –...
View ArticleEmbracing the power of Earth with green geothermal energy
As we constantly look for green sources of energy to carry on as we do on this planet without hurting it any further, geothermal energy is being adopted around the globe as a friendly and inexpensive...
View ArticleWho will benefit from IoT disruption in home insurance?
The Internet of Things (IoT) has shown much promise to disrupt many industries, but for home insurance, who will benefit most, customers or agencies? What are IoT Devices? The internet of things (IoT)...
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The entertainment awards wars: streaming vs cinema experience
Recently, revered filmmaker Steven Spielberg has expressed his discomfort at Netflix’s film Roma winning the Oscar for Best Picture. According to IndieWire, Spielberg “is eager to support rule changes”...
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What’s your buzz? Decoding Jargonaut technobabble
You must have heard of DevOps, a set of software development practices that brings together software development and information technology operations to improve the systems development life cycle. But...
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Ride sharing services create secondary business opportunities
Ride sharing isn’t just about sharing space in a car with a total stranger, but a whole slew of secondary business opportunities that complement a market that is projected to reach $218 billion by...
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When will driverless deliveries become the norm?
Some time ago, we looked at services which were on the cusp of offering driverless deliveries. At what point in development and adoption are such services today? Read More: Amazon Go, Fresh and Prime...
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Where is my flying car‽
What do Back to the Future, Star Trek, and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets have in common? They allow us to dream of flying cars. Flying cars have been used to depict style and futurism since...
View ArticleDARPA to exploit quantum computing without a quantum computer
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to fund research into quantum computing without having a fully-operational quantum computer. “Quantum computers will have transformative...
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Tech solutions to humanitarian crises from Davos to Salamanca
Over a million migrants arrived in Europe in 2015. More than 800,000 journeyed from the sea and nearly 4,000 souls were lost upon the way. Europe, which experienced the biggest influx of migrants and...
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Are we edging closer to a microchipped future?
Whilst many people are afraid of a move towards invasive technology, perhaps any downside risk with the use of microchip implants is far less scary that currently perceived? Such things as genetic...
View ArticlePreparing for an AI future with McAfee VP Candace Worley: podcast
On this episode, we will be speaking with Candace Worley, the vice president of McAfee, one of the most well-recognized cybersecurity companies in the world, to discuss what our future with AI might...
View ArticleSynthetic data for leveling the tech playing field
Big data has been the preserve of the largest tech companies, but synthetic data may be about to level the playing field. The advent of synthetic data is upon us with implications for a variety of...
View ArticleIs edtech functioning as it should in the classroom?
A new generation always gravitates towards technology. Remember when we used to wait for computer class, just to get to tap a few keys while sharing a device with three other students? Technology in...
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DARPA launches Polyplexus social network with 3 tech incubators
DARPA launches a public social network called Polyplexus for research and development, which contains three incubators covering Quantum Machine Learning, among others. Polyplexus Portal Polyplexus...
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And the winner of Publicize Connect Miami is… Smarthop
At the very beginning, there were 6 startups. After an event with fierce competition, a winner was selected. Startups participating in Publicize Connect Miami this March 20th were hand-picked to...
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Mobile office tools to help digital nomads find their working zen
While many may embrace minimalism for the mental or stylish benefits, learning to live with the basics is an essential skill for your modern day digital nomad who is always on the go. Traveling light...
View Article‘Google is aiding Chinese military’ while still on Pentagon advisory board
The Pentagon accuses Google of aiding the Chinese military while Google’s ex-CEO and current VP of wireless services are both listed as members of the Defense Innovation Advisory Board. “The work that...
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