Keri-Lynn Mitoffadded this to MiscArtificial Intelligence How to hide from the AI surveillance state with a color printoutMIT Technology Review - Will Knight AI-powered video technology is becoming ubiquitous, tracking our faces and bodies through stores, offices, and public spaces. In some countries the …
qquietgeekgurladded this to Apple SliceApple Watch Tiny attachment gives iPhone better ECG than Apple WatchCult of Mac - Ed HardyAliveCor‘s KardiaMobile has been cleared by the FDA to detect the three most common heart arrhythmias. It’s the only personal ECG cleared to do so. That puts this pocket-size phone accessory well ahead
Greg Willisadded this to VaultADHD The first FDA-approved device to treat ADHD, explainedCNET - Amanda Capritto Children with ADHD will now have a new, non-drug treatment option to manage the condition.
Dr. Paul Cesariniadded this to Mobile Tech WeeklyGoogle Chrome How to enable Google Chrome’s new dark mode on Windows 10The Verge - Tom WarrenThere’s a trick to get it a little early Chrome 74 is officially rolling out today for Windows, Mac, and Linux, marking the introduction of a new dark mode for Windows 10 users. The same dark mode arrived
IIrene Lucioadded this to TO HELP PEOPLE 'S LIVESAmazon Echo You can now take your Amazon returns to all Kohl’s storesTechCrunch - Frederic LardinoisIt’s one thing to be able to get everything delivered to your doorstep, it’s another to then have to actually have to leave your home, brace the elements and return those things that just didn’t work (or
AAJ !added this to CONCEPT ! SPACE ! TECH . . .Windows 10 Microsoft blocks Windows 10 May 2019 Update on PCs that use USB storage or SD cardsZDNet - Catalin Cimpanu Workaround: Users must remove any USB storage device and SD card and restart May 2019 Update installation. Microsoft has published a support document …
Engadgetadded this to Latest NewsFDA FDA clears first personal ECG device to detect three heart arrhythmiasEngadget - Jon FingasAliveCor's KardiaMobile can spot more than just AFib. To date, personal ECG devices have only really detected one kind of heart arrhythmia: atrial fibrillation. While that's helpful, it doesn't cover conditions
Dr. Paul Cesariniadded this to Mobile Tech WeeklyMedia Industry 'It's not play if you're making money': how Instagram and YouTube disrupted child labor lawsThe Guardian - Julia Carrie WongThey open boxes, play with toys, pull pranks and make slime. They sing, they dance, and they remember their lines: “Subscribe to my channel!” Children are among the biggest stars of YouTube and Instagram,
Steve Levittadded this to App WorldDialysis A medical app uses your smartphone’s camera to carry out lab tests at homeMIT Technology Review - Matthew Kalman Millions of laboratory urine tests are carried out each year for pregnant women, patients at risk of kidney failure, and people who think they may …
Steve Levittadded this to App WorldTechnology Policy How Nest, designed to keep intruders out of people’s homes, effectively allowed hackers to get inThe Washington Post - By Reed AlbergottiTara Thomas thought her daughter was just having nightmares. “There’s a monster in my room,” the almost-3-year-old would say, sometimes pointing to the green light on the Nest Cam installed on the wall
Cult of MacAirPods Third-gen AirPods may be on the way before end of 2019Cult of Mac - Luke DormehlWe may only just be getting used to our second-gen AirPods, but Apple is reportedly gearing up to release its third generation AirPods. According to a new report, the AirPods 3 headphones will go on sale
Alan Nishiharaadded this to Alan Nishihara's Flipboard MagazineTesla Tesla's Model S and Model X get new motors with more range for 2019Engadget - Richard LawlerBuyers upgrading from older cars can get Ludicrous Mode for free. Unlike most automakers, Tesla has refreshed the designs of its existing cars on rather sporadic schedules, and the latest tweaks for its
Voxadded this to All StoriesGoogle Google walkout organizers: employees say Google is punishing themVox - Alexia Fernández CampbellTwo women helped organize a global walkout at Google. Now they say they’ve been demoted and reassigned. Google employees who helped organize a global employee protest in November are now saying the company
Padraigadded this to Efficiency, Frugality And Living Simple.Eyeglasses Looking for new glasses? These companies are focused on disrupting the eyewear marketLos Angeles Times - David LazarusThe eyewear industry, dominated by a handful of major players bent on stifling competition, is ripe for disruption. It turns out that a number of ambitious start-ups are seeking to do just that, with being
Brian fanzoadded this to Tech & Innovation Changing the WorldTesla Model S Tesla responds to viral video of exploding car with video of its ownprdaily.com - Ted Kitterman Tesla is fighting fire with video. Reports of its electric cars igniting and burning are plaguing the company and its renegade CEO, Elon Musk. A …
Dr. Paul Cesariniadded this to Mobile Tech WeeklySamsung Galaxy Fold iFixit has some educated guesses as to why the Galaxy Fold is so fragileAndroid AuthorityAfter news broke that early review units of the Samsung Galaxy Fold were easily breaking — and Samsung’s subsequent delay of the device’s worldwide release — many of us were left to wonder why the foldable
A Current Affairadded this to Current Affairs and Trending EventsArtificial Intelligence Forget about artificial intelligence, extended intelligence is the futureWired UK - Joi Ito TEK IMAGE / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY / WIRED Last year, I participated in a discussion of The Human Use of Human Beings, Norbert Weiner’s groundbreaking …
Shane Leschasinadded this to APPLE UPROOTEDTim Cook 'Technology Needs to Be Regulated.’ Apple CEO Tim Cook Says No Oversight Has Led To Great Damage To SocietyTIME - Alejandro de la GarzaApple CEO Tim Cook has called for more government regulation on the technology industry in order to protect privacy in an interview at the TIME 100 Summit in New York. “We all have to be intellectually
TJPSPadded this to Edward Snowden ArticlesApps Malicious lifestyle apps found on Google Play, 30 million installs recordedZDNet - Charlie Osborne The adware-laden apps attempt to lure victims into installing additional software. A total of 50 malicious apps have managed to bypass Google's …
bib fortunaadded this to Games And Other Cool ShiitakeRussell Wilson Russell Wilson buys $12,000 in Amazon stock for each 13 of his linemenLos Angeles Times - Chuck SchilkenSeattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson bought each of his offensive linemen a Bose SoundTouch 300 soundbar for Christmas last year. That’s a pretty nice gift — those suckers go for about $500 each.
PPete Conryadded this to The Slurred WordInstagram The Instagram Aesthetic Is OverThe Atlantic - Taylor LorenzThe look made famous by the platform just doesn’t resonate anymore. As Instagram has grown to more than 1 billion monthly users, it has ushered in a very particular look: bright walls, artfully arranged
AAJ !added this to CONCEPT ! SPACE ! TECH . . .Cybersecurity Supply Chain Hackers Snuck Malware Into VideogamesWIRED - Andy Greenberg The security industry is waking up to the insidious threat posed by software supply chain attacks, where hackers don't attack individual devices or …
AAJ !added this to CONCEPT ! SPACE ! TECH . . .Amazon Amazon Now Delivers Packages Inside Your GarageFortune - Laura Stampler Online shoppers who trust their delivery people more than lurking porch pirates may be pleased to learn Amazon has started delivering packages inside …
GeekWireadded this to ScienceAmazon Amazon claps back at Elizabeth Warren over claims of anti-competitive behaviorgeekwire.com - Monica Nickelsburg In a rare public rebuke, Amazon responded to Sen. Elizabeth Warren, the presidential hopeful with Big Tech in her crosshairs. For weeks, Warren has …
The Washington PostJack Dorsey Trump met with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey — and complained about his follower countThe Washington Post - By Tony RommPresident Trump on Tuesday met privately with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, a huddle at the White House between one of the site’s most prolific users and an executive who’s faced criticism for the way Twitter
AAdam Suggsadded this to ThingsNPR The Affluent Homeless: A Sleeping Pod, A Hired Desk And A Handful Of ClothesNPR - Sam SandersMore young people are leaning into the rental or sharing economy — owning less of everything and renting and sharing a whole lot more. Housing, cars, music, workspaces. In some places, such as Los Angeles,
S. K.added this to Apple & Tesla NewsTesla Tesla is working on new battery that lasts 1 million miles to come out next year, says Elon MuskElectrek - Fred LambertTesla CEO Elon Musk says that the automaker is working on a new battery pack to come out next year which will last 1 million miles. When talking about the economics of Tesla’s future fleet of robotaxis
TNWadded this to DistractPlay buttonMortal Kombat Mortal Kombat 11 sneaks in some jabs at President TrumpTNW - Rachel KaserOf all the things I expected to see and hear when playing the newest entry in the Mortal Kombat series — and, given this series’ reputation, I was expecting the most — sly digs at American president #45
FutureCastadded this to 4K/8K ULTRA HDR / 2160PSony Sony’s new 4K OLED TVs start at $2,499.99The Verge - Jon PorterA 98-inch 8K LCD? That’ll be $69,999.99 Following their announcement at CES in January, Sony has announced pricing for its OLED and LCD TVs for 2019. The lineup includes Sony’s first ever 8K LCD TV, the
AAJ !added this to CONCEPT ! SPACE ! TECH . . .iPad Mini Walmart drops a killer deal on the Apple iPad Mini 4Digital Trends Android may dominate the smartphone field, but when it comes to tablets, the iPad is still the king. Snappy hardware, beautiful displays, unrivaled …
