Cameras will soon detect the emotions of a people answering survey questions. That and other facial recognition tech is about to become a lot more important.
Chemical-based texting, using pulses of liquid shooting down a pipe could be an alternative to traditional wireless and cables for Internet of Things, say Stanford researchers
IoT Wi-Fi radios may soon be the size of a grain of rice and transmit messages forever—without maintenance
Self-driving cars will soon create significantly more data than people—3 billion people’s worth of data, according to Intel
Shuffling software code around can stop hackers’ exploits, a research team says. And better, faster versions of the scrambling are the future of computer defense.
Enterprises are foregoing network upgrades because of the cost and complexity of those upgrades, putting security at risk, a Cato Networks study finds
Data shows airports are improving digital access and enabling travelers to get online
Spending too much time with the blue-tinted screens creates sleeping problems. That lack of sleep can cause diseases, even death. But blue light isn’t all bad, some say.
Researchers say 10% of repositories hosted by cloud providers, including some on Amazon and Google, are compromised, and ‘lurking malice’ is hidden in them
Internet use via mobile shot up from 40% to 70% globally—in just four years. That growth is expected to continue and suggests the fixed-line internet’s glory days are over.
