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Arcadia Power Can Help You Go Green & Lower Your Power Bill
We only have one planet, and using clean, renewable energy resources is perhaps the easiest way to preserve and maintain our future. Luckily, clean energy farms generate far more power than ever before, so whether you want to...
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How wireless charging works
Wireless charging technology has been around for over 100 years, but it has only recently found mainstream practical use for powering electronic devices like smartphones. Learn how this technology works and what advancements we may...
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Qualcomm found to violate antitrust laws... What's next? | TECH(feed)
A few weeks after settling a lawsuit with Apple, Qualcomm faces a ruling from a federal judge indicating a violation of antitrust laws. What will these mean for Qualcomm and its traditionally high licensing fees? In this episode of...
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How wearables can improve healthcare | TECH(talk)
Wearable tech can help users track their fitness goals, but these devices can also give wearers ownership of their electronic health records. TECH(talk)'s Juliet Beauchamp and Computerworld's Lucas Mearian take a look at how wearable...
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Apple's pivoting business | TECH(feed)
Check out today’s episode of TECH(feed), where we’re discussing tech company acquisitions and diving into what Apple’s service showcase means for its business.
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Apple tests self-driving cars, Android devices now FIDO2 certified | TECH(feed)
Pinterest is cracking down on the spread of misinformation, a new report reveals why smartphone sales are declining, Apple tests self-driving cars and Android devices may soon become passwordless. We’ll dive into all of these topics...
Why IoT for seniors is a lot tougher than it looks
Senior citizens are often touted as a huge potential market for the Internet of Things (IoT), but progress may be slower than a retiree with a bad hip.
How edge computing makes voice assistants faster and more powerful
Cloud platforms are well recognized for their role enabling voice-enabled devices, but edge computing plays a critical part that also deserves proper credit.
$29 For Two Etekcity Smart Plugs With Alexa Compatibility - Deal Alert
Turn your appliances on/off remotely from your mobile device, or with your voice via Alexa. Or automate with a schedule. The plug also monitors and helps control energy usage, and the slow drain that occurs even when devices aren't in...
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Apple's home speaker, HomePod, arrives
It's about the sound, not the smart. Apple's new home speaker, HomePod, integrates its Apple Music subscription by voice. It carries a hefty price tag of $349.99. The panelists call the move late and half-baked.
IoT and the law of unintended consequences
Strava’s fitness app usage heatmap accidentally reveals military deployments — and it won’t be the last time good IoT intentions lead to unanticipated problems.
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IT trends for 2018 – passwords on the way out, blockchain evolves
Our tech panel envisions the end of passwords, looks at how blockchain is evolving, details why 'serverless' computing is a boon to devs and wonders why Apple's HomePod seems late to the game.
Amazon Is Offering a $40-Off Deal On Its Echo Spot Devices
For the first time, Amazon has discounted its Echo Spot device by $40 when you buy a pair of them.
Get 2 USB-C to USB 6-foot Cables For $9.49 Right Now On Amazon
These cables from Anker are long and durable, and currently discounted a significant percentage off its typical list price.
Get 29% Off This 6-Sheet Micro-Cut Paper and Credit Card Shredder
This powerful micro-cut shredder turns a letter-sized sheet into 2,235 pieces of confetti, up to 6 sheets at a time. It can also destroy credit cards, rendering them useless.
Why IoT for seniors is a lot tougher than it looks
Senior citizens are often touted as a huge potential market for the Internet of Things (IoT), but progress may be slower than a retiree with a bad hip.
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