An App to Get Out and Monitor the Vote
A new app aims to encourage people to vote while attempting to monitor voting fraud and intimidation just in time for next month’s contentious presidential election.
Sascha Brodsky
Freelance journalist and communications professional
The reMarkable 2 Tablet Is Almost Better Than Paper
The newly released reMarkable 2 tablet is an ambitious experiment to reinvent pen and paper for the digital world that mostly succeeds in its mission.
How a Technology Gap Punishes Former Prisoners
Recently freed prisoners suffer from a lack of access to technology, leaving them vulnerable to poverty and unable to access social services, in a crisis that’s growing more acute due to the coronavirus pandemic.
How to Protect Your Privacy When Your Laptop Gets Repaired
When your laptop goes into the shop to get repaired you risk exposing your private information, as the son of one presidential hopeful may have found out recently. But experts say there are ways to protect yourself.
DOJ's Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google May Be First of Many
The Department of Justice’s recent antitrust lawsuit against Google is likely to be the first of many actions against big tech companies, experts say.
How Digital Handwriting Could Replace Your Keyboard
A growing wave of note-taking tablets and handwriting apps is coming to the rescue of users who are tired of using their PCs the same old way during the coronavirus pandemic.
Sony's New Display Introduces VR-Like Experience
Sony’s new Spatial Reality Display (SDR) uses eye-tracking to make images look three-dimensional without a VR headset and the technology could eventually make its way to consumers, experts say.
Room Temperature Superconductor Could Lead to Exotic Gadgets
The long-sought goal of finding a superconductor that works at room temperature has been achieved, showing promise for future applications in personal electronics and other technologies, researchers say.
Google Nest Could Be the First Exciting Thermostat
Thermostats are boring. You stick them on the wall, and they keep your house warm or cool. What could be interesting about that? Google’s new Nest model, however, may prove that there’s such a thing as an exciting thermostat.
Google Glass Update: Helpful or Privacy Issue?
Google Glass is getting the ability to let supervisors see through the eyes of their remote workers using the business edition of the augmented reality headset.
How Prime Day Encourages Impulse Buying
While millions of people eagerly await the delivery of items they bought during this week’s Amazon Prime Day, quite a few will come to regret their purchases, experts say.
Why the iPhone Mini Is Just the Right Size
Apple’s new iPhone 12 mini is likely to find eager buyers among users who have been seeking alternatives to the mushrooming size of mobile phones that dominate the market, experts say.
Google's New Thermostat: Same Look, New Privacy Concerns
Google’s new thermostat looks a lot like previous models in the Nest line, but its ability to monitor when people are home is raising privacy concerns.
Apple's HomePod Mini is Tiny, Loud, and Proud
My original HomePod holds a special place in my heart, even though Siri is a fickle helper at best.
How YouTube Premium Highlights the Regular Version’s Flaws
Giving YouTube’s Premium service a try made me realize what a mess the regular version is.
Whatever Happened to the Facebook Phone?
Facebook’s reach is growing, even with looming antitrust hearings, but one area it’s probably not going to revisit anytime soon is making its own phone, experts say.
Kids Smartwatch Isn't Nearly Secure Enough, Report Reveals
A smartwatch aimed at kids lets unauthorized users take snapshots and listen in on conversations, a new report says.
iOS 14 is Draining Batteries, Experts Say They Can Help
Apple has confirmed that its iOS 14 update is slashing battery life for some users, but experts say there are things you can do to help reduce the problem.
How Apple Watch Series 6 Focuses on Wellness
For fitness freaks who want to track every last metric, the new Apple Watch Series 6 has a plethora of options to measure your health. However, many of its features are also available in lower-priced smart watches, experts say.
Why You Shouldn’t Buy a New iPhone Now
With the rumored imminent release of the iPhone 12, experts recommend holding off on the purchase of a new iPhone.
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