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The Internet of Things (IoT) and linked gadgets are the main emphasis of integration, which highlights smooth systems that connect the digital and physical worlds. It emphasizes the promise of linked technology to improve and simplify our lives by showcasing advancements in smart cities, industries, and households.
Tiny technology: smallest and best photo, paper printers
Tiny technology makes high-resolution, high-speed inkjet printers possible, affordable and energy efficient. There may be truth in the assumption that...
Flow will never let you miss a task again
Flow is a productivity tool that offers an intuitive, sensible solution to all of your personal tasking needs. With a...
Who knew live Photoshopping people at a bus stop could be this much fun? #creativedays
To promote their Creative Days month-long event across Europe, Adobe is coming up with some creative ways to use their...
OTR: the online office water cooler
Picture this: you’re in the office and want to tell your coworker in the next room that your boss has...
App.net: Facebook without the baggage
More and more people are deleting their Facebook and Twitter accounts because of all the advertisements that flood the page....
Is social media privacy breached if it’s software that’s listening in?
Facebook and other social networks are employing keyword-sniffing programs that monitor our private communications such as chats and direct messages....
It’s a SaaS world
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is cited as 82% of today’s cloud investments, and is the deployment model for 84% of new applications,...
The lack of a delete key makes the Chromebook a disappointment
For all of their technological genius and massive resources, Google sure doesn't know how to make hardware. It's a problem...
The history of data storage costs
Over the last few decades, the way that data is stored has evolved faster than just about any form of...
Facebook Home is a bust so far with 0.1% adoption
The blogosphere is normally abuzz with stories about Facebook that demonstrate negative sentiment towards their activities. Most of their moves...
Where is your POS system vulnerable?
When it comes to point-of-sale, there are a few vulnerabilities that you probably didn't even know were there. In 2012, the...
New apps make your smartphones smarter as you get drunker
If you’re like me, you like to have fun, knock back a few drinks with your friends, and party the...
3 signs it’s time for a dedicated server
Small business owners know they need an internet presence, but what many people don't realize--often until it's too late--is that...
10 apps to make you a genius
Ever get the urge to learn something new? Well you aren't going to become a genius by sitting around watching...
10 biggest game-changing personal computers of all time
Personal computers have reached a tipping point in recent years where the innovations are more about speed and capabilities than...
Google Chrome refuses to get hacked
Google wanted hackers to take down its Linux-based Chrome OS running on a base WiFi Samsung Series 5 500 Chromebook....
The 705 Electronic Data Processing Machine from 1954 was surprisingly fast
Today, we operate in a computer world where speed is graded by megabytes and gigabytes per second in data transfer...
The post-pc revolution
The vast majority of you are probably currently viewing this infographic either while you wait in line at Starbuck’s, or...
Artistic nostalgia: Adobe allows release of source code for original Photoshop
"Download Photoshop legally for free..." Those are the words that geeks have been wanting to hear for over two decades....
Duh. The easiest way to stop hackers is with real passwords.
One of the most personal online violations that can occur to anyone is getting hacked. It could be a personal...