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Muse 2: The brain-sensing headband designed to help you relax
The Muse 2 is a multi-sensor meditation device that can read your brainwaves in real time and offer you useful feedback to improve your meditation skills and become more relaxed.
Microsoft warns Azure customers of Exim worm
Microsoft says Azure infrastructure stops the worm's self-spreading component, but VMs remain compromised.
Using Call for Code to recover from natural disasters
Tonya Hall sits down with Daniel Krook, CTO of the Code and Response initiative at IBM, and learns how IBM is working to help aid in the recovery process after a natural disaster occurs.
Dear Apple, here's how I solved my MacBook keyboard problem
Like many other MacBook users, my keyboard began to malfunction. My solution is, well, not factory recommended.
Helping kids learn STEM and coding
Dr. David Hanson, founder of Hanson Robotics, tells Tonya Hall about new ways professionals are working to pass down their passion for STEM and coding to younger generations.
Iridium GO! Turn any smartphone into a satellite phone with internet access
If you're planning to go off the grid over the summer, here's how you can still get access to phonecalls, text, and internet by accessing the Iridium satellite network.
Hiring kit: Computer Forensic Analyst
The typical job duties of a computer forensic analyst involve the examination of electronic equipment ranging from basic USB flash drives to entire enterprise IT infrastructures. Whether it is a personal...
Iridium GO! Off The Grid Package
Off the Grid Package includes: Iridium GO, travel bag, solar charger, 2 batteries, SatStation desktop charger, AC travel charger with international adapters, DC car charger, USB data cable protective cover, user manual, quick start guide, and CD-ROM with software.
AMCA data breach has now gone over the 20 million mark
Healthcare billing vendor got hacked last year and hackers put patient data for sale online.
Uber and AT&T testing 5G for flying cars
If air taxis and cargo drones are going to become commonplace in the future, network reliability had better be impeccable.
Brazilian IoT plan inches closer to reality
The final version of the hotly anticipated national strategy now needs to be signed into law by the president.
