Laura TuckerThe wearables market, despite the economy, is still showing growth. However, the first quarter this year showed less than one-third the growth than was expected.
Apple Glass Details Leaked After Years of Rumors
Apple has been taking its time rolling out their version of AR glasses,but now that details of Apple Glass have leaked, they’re closer to being released.
Siri Upgrade with Machine Learning May Be in Works
Other voice assistants seem to have moved past Siri, but Apple may be poised to make a large Siri upgrade after acquiring a machine-learning startup.
Student Discovers Privacy Flaw in Security and Doorbell Cameras
Eleven manufacturers have been flagged for having a privacy flaw in their security and doorbell cameras after a university student discovered the issue.
Spot Robot Dog Performs Sheepdog Duties
A robot dog is the perfect way to implement IoT into being useful. pot Robot dog can be counted on to do a variety of working tasks, including sheepherding.
Researchers Create Smartwatch Stylus to Draw on Hand
A group of researchers has created a stylus that will allow you to draw on the back of your hand with the stylus and have it reflected on your smartwatch.
Don’t Be Fooled by Amazon Alexa Scam
There will always be nefarious individuals looking to do harm. This is the backbone of a lawsuit against two companies looking to scam Amazon Alexa users.
Samsung Galaxy A Quantum, with 5G and QRNG, Released
The Samsung Galaxy A Quantum smartphone is available for preorders and is the world’s first 5G phone with a quantum random number generator (QRNG)>
Next Apple Wearable Could be an “Apple Glove”
A recent patent shows Apple is looking to add to their wearable line. The company has filed its third patent for what could be the “Apple Glove.”
Apple Watch May Soon Warn You of Panic Attacks
If you are one of the millions of people who have polarizing panic attacks, your Apple Watch may soon warn you of panic attacks before they happen.
Rokid T1 Smart Glasses Help Identify Coronavirus by Detecting Temperature
There have already been a few IoT products to help the coronavirus pandemic. The Rokid T1 smart glasses provide assistance by detecting temperatures.
5G, Though Exciting, Could Mean More Attacks to IoT
Sure, 5G is super fast and utilizes low latency, but there are other things to consider beyond that, such as the increased chance of security attacks to IoT.
Autonomous Delivery Robots Needed More than Ever with Pandemic
The lockdowns and quarantines with the coronavirus pandemic have left people in need of meals and groceries, making it a great time for autonomous delivery robots
M2MC Releases PG Board, a New Version of NB-IoT Prototyping Kit
Whether you are a professional IoT developer or just like to tinker, M2MC has released PG Board, a new version of the NB-IoT prototyping kit.
iPads, Echos, and Robots in Hospitals Would Help Right Now
With the coronavirus pandemic all around us, suddenly it’s making more sense to have robots, Echos, iPads, and iPhones in patient rooms in hospitals.
AI-Powered Search Engine Makes Finding COVID-19 Info Easier
Neural Covidex, an AI-powered search engine, will make finding coronavirus COVID-19 information easier for clinicians, researchers, and other experts.
Is It Going Too Far to Have a Smart Toilet?
With a smart toilet system in development, it leads to the question of whether this is really something that is needed, although it does have some benefits.
Researchers Think Wearable Apps Could Detect Asymptomatic COVID-19
The further we get through the coronavirus pandemic, the more tech is helping the medical community. Wearable apps could help detect asymptomatic COVID-19 cases.
