Some Unusual Tech Emerges at CES
Some of the new tech from CES 2023 helps people have fun, keep track of stuff, or improve personal spaces. These three new items check those boxes, and you might wonder why somebody did not think of them sooner. The
HP Unveils New Hybrid Gear for Remote Workforce Productivity
At CES 2023, HP introduced a hybrid line of computers and workplace accessories to meet the growing needs of freelancers and remote workers. The post HP Unveils New Hybrid Gear for Remote Workforce Productivity
Tesla Models Still Dominate Market Despite Musk’s Twitter Turmoil
For the first nine months of 2022, four of the top six best-selling electric cars were Teslas. At the top of the ranking were the Tesla Model Y and the Model 3. Finishing a distant third was the Ford Mustang Mach-E.
Mac Mini, MacBook Pro Refreshed With Latest Apple Silicon
New models of the Mac mini desktop and MacBook Pro laptop with an upgrade to Apple’s M2, M2 Pro, and M2 Max chips were unveiled Tuesday. In addition, Apple lowered the price of an entry-level mini with an M2
Meta Lowers Legal Hammer on Law Enforcement Data Scraper
Meta is taking to court a law enforcement intelligence company for gathering data about users of its Facebook and Instagram properties. The lawsuit, filed in a federal court in California, alleges that Voyager Labs,
The Hottest Robots at CES Had Nvidia Brains
Robotics has advanced considerably over the last decade, partially thanks to the leading work Nvidia has done with autonomous vehicles, much of which translated into autonomous robotics. This year at CES, the top
IT Execs Share Strategies for Managing Digital and Cyber Trends in 2023
As the floundering economy continues to hopscotch around broken supply chains and the worsening cybersecurity breakdowns, businesses and analysts alike are sharpening their focus on what lies ahead. TechNewsWorld
Propel the Future of “Human-Machine Interaction”
The evolution of how humans interact with equipment or physical objects has drastically changed in the last decade. In the late twentieth century, when we had wired telephones on our desks, the telephone would ring
Novel Smart Gas Sensor Is Smaller, Better Than Its Rivals — Thanks to Machine Learning
Researchers at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) have come up with a smarter gas sensor, using machine learning to augment a relatively simple temperature sensor and sniff out specific
Arduino Unveils the Opta, Its First “Micro PLC” for the Industrial Internet of Things
Arduino has announced what it calls its “first micro PLC [Programmable Logic Controller],” the Opta — a rugged gadget designed with the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) at the forefront. “We