Facial Recognition Industry Could Face a Reset
The facial recognition software industry is meeting legislative roadblocks in its efforts to scrape your pictures from the internet, experts say.
Sascha Brodsky
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Hackers Could Track Your iPhone Even When It’s Off
Even shutting down your iPhone might not keep it safe from hackers, but experts say most people don't have much to worry about.
Smartphones Could Help Decipher Your Pet’s Feelings
A growing number of apps claim to monitor the emotions of your pets, and some experts say there may be science behind the technology.
Why Emotion-Reading Software Could Violate Your Privacy
The growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor human emotions is drawing privacy concerns.
What the End of Sharing Streaming Passwords Means For You
If you share the password to a streaming service, you are not alone, but time might be running out for this generous habit, and security experts say that's a good thing.
Why Some People Still Love Apple’s iPod
Apple may have given up on its iPod lineup, but many users say they aren't letting go of the iconic music player.
Cloud-Connected E-Bikes Could Smooth Your Ride
A growing number of e-bikes are harnessing data connections to improve your ride, but experts warn that they could be vulnerable to hackers and privacy leaks.
Burger Flipping 'Bots Could One Day Become a Reality
Robot chefs are improving their cooking skills but don't expect them to replace humans for meal preparation anytime soon, experts say.
Ultrathin Fuel Cells Could Use Your Body’s Sugar to Power Implants
Your own body could be a power source for future gadgets.
New 911 System Could Get You Help Faster
Rescuers will soon be able to pinpoint your whereabouts in an emergency more quickly, thanks to a new location-based routing system for mobile phones.
VR Treadmills Could Put You Right in the Middle of the Action
Your next trip to virtual reality (VR) could get your heart pumping faster thanks to one of a growing number of real-life treadmills.
AI's Next Trick: Unlimited Fusion Power
Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques may help bring us closer to practical fusion power that could transform the world’s energy industries.
Why Low-Income Families Need Cheaper Broadband
A new federal plan to provide high-speed service at a steep discount to low-income users is a desperately needed step to help close the digital divide, experts say.
Holograms Could Make Thinner, More Comfortable VR Headsets
Holograms could one day make virtual reality (VR) headsets less bulky and revolutionize image quality.
Ordering a Burger in the Metaverse Might Leave You Hungry
You’ll soon be able to order food in the metaverse even if you won’t immediately be able to eat the real thing.
Why We Need AI-Powered Robot Hands
Robot hands are getting closer to having human-like capabilities.
AI Can Now Understand Your Videos by Watching Them
A new artificial intelligence system (AI) could watch and listen to your videos and label things that are happening.
Metaverse Dating Could Help You Find Real Love in VR
You now don’t even need to get off your couch to go on dates, thanks to advances in virtual reality (VR).
How mobile users in authoritarian countries evade government controls
Citizens in authoritarian regimes worldwide are managing to evade internet controls in an attempt to get uncensored information.
Holograms Could Put 3D on Your Phone Without the Dorky Glasses
Your smartphone could soon feature the ability to show holograms.
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