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Has telemedicine saved the health industry from imploding during the pandemic?
Tonya Hall interviews Anna Mond Johnson, CEO of the American Telemedicine Association, about the changes telehealth has brought to the sector.
Samsung says moms working from home should be enjoying it (seriously)
Working from home should be entertaining for parents. All you need, says Samsung, is a happy countenance and a sleepy child. Oh, and a Galaxy Tab S7.
A love letter to the brain: in his new book on AI, Jeff Hawkins is enamored of thought
Hawkins has crystallized fifteen years of thinking about the neocortex, with fresh insights for AI, and novel thoughts about where humans as a species are headed.
These two unusual versions of ransomware tell us a lot about how attacks are evolving
Researchers detail two new types of ransomware - AlumniLocker and Humble. Both are new and have very different ways of doing things, demonstrating the diversity in a space attackers are keep to get involved in.
Create some personal space and block out distractions working from home with this divider
Build a distraction-free workspace anywhere you go.
Switch Always On: Keeping your broadband up, automatically
Remote business locations don't always have the luxury of human intervention when network devices need to be rebooted. With Switch AlwaysOn, cloud remote monitoring and automated restarts are a snap.
FTC joins 38 states in takedown of massive charity robocall operation
Over $110 million was taken from victims who believed they were funding veteran, children, and firefighter charities.
A hip-fired electromagnetic anti-drone rifle
The war on drones has advanced well beyond the cranky neighbor with a shotgun.
$100 in crypto for a kilo of gold: Scammer pleads guilty to investor fraud
The case brings a new meaning to a cryptocurrency gold rush.
Relay Plus adds panic button to its enterprise push-to-talk device to help hospitality workers
New legislation is ushering in the requirement for a panic button in certain industries, and Relay+ has a solution.
