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FDA regulations block usage of a feature in Apple Watches that would help millions of users monitor their blood-oxygen levels.
Almost every American office building and home has this.
The companies will build tech into their mobile software to help authorities track the spread of coronavirus. But will a critical mass of users trust them?
Zoom, the increasingly-popular video conferencing program, has extremely flawed cybersecurity in place. Companies like SpaceX have already banned it.
IBM's Summit supercomputer at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee has identified 77 drug compounds that could stop the coronavirus.
Austin-based Athena Security first gained recognition using AI to detect firearms. It’s now tackling another public health threat.
Bill Gates is leaving Microsoft’s board, 45 years after co-founding the company with his childhood friend Paul Allen. Gates also announced that he is stepping down from the board of Berkshire Hathaway, led by his friend and philanthropic partner Warren Buffett. Gates, 64, wrote in a post on LinkedIn…
A cyber attack is an attack launched from one or more computers against another computer, multiple computers or networks. Here are some of the major recent cyber attacks and what we can learn from them.
In the arms race to improve census outreach, few have paid attention to a looming cybersecurity threat that exists because the census is going online.
Canoo redesigns the electric car from the ground up. It redesigns the ownership model too.
Court documents reveal previously unreported instances of the so-called “reverse search warrant”: court orders demanding that tech firms provide all the information on users in a certain geographic area at a certain time. While this tactic is relatively rare today, it holds the power to transform every internet-enabled gadget into a government tracking device.
With all of the challenges that keep arising, is it possible the Boeing 737 Max could be grounded forever?
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As people work from home in greater numbers, Zoom has become a household fixture. But like a lot of software, Zoom can be used both for good and by nefarious forces of evil who want to ruin your life one meeting at a time. You might have some privac
The hype about autonomous vehicles misses one key point: Humans will still be vitally necessary for a very long time.
Alexander Graham Bell’s invention was supposed to make life under quarantine bearable. But AT&T ended up begging people to stay off the line.
A team at Carnegie Mellon University has released an app that they say can determine whether you likely have COVID-19 — just by listening to your voice.
The U.S. Space Force is scheduled to conduct its first launch on Thursday afternoon. It's expected to deliver the final part of a new communication network.
Knowledge is power—and when it comes to the coronavirus, it can also save lives.
When an Italian hospital started to run out of ventilator valves, 3D printing firms came in to make some more on the spot.
Combining wake-up receivers with the parasitic use of ambient radio waves could drastically slash IoT power consumption.
A new European standard could ensure competing systems work together.
NASA equipped the 2020 Mars rover with a powerful laser, capable of vaporizing rocks. It's an extreme way of learning what they're made of.
Now, the company is eyeing two sites for tiny nuclear power stations it calls “small modular reactors,” Popular Mechanics reports, in Wales and northern England — a program the UK government committed to funding in July 2019.
"Right now, traditional habitat designs for Mars are like a turtle — carrying our homes with us on our backs — a reliable plan, but with huge energy costs."
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Scoop.it!
another day the FDA might serve best by getting out of the way!
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