
Reusing Passwords Makes Home Tech Vulnerable — Including Baby Monitors
Home-security systems might be effective at keeping physical intruders out. But they are also liable to hacking. The Washington Post reported last month on a
Home-security systems might be effective at keeping physical intruders out. But they are also liable to hacking. The Washington Post reported last month on a
Visually-impaired children around the world will soon be learning to read Braille with a popular building-block toy. The Lego Foundation recently announced Lego “Braille Bricks,”
A fan on Twitter recently asked Tesla CEO Elon Musk for an update on Neuralink, a neurotechnology company working to develop computers that hook to
A Lyft-owned company has temporarily pulled its shareable electronic bicycles from three cities due to malfunctioning brakes. The New York Times reported dozens of injuries
Look out Visa, Apple is getting into the credit card game. Last week at its “show time” event, Apple announced the Apple Card, its very
In 1983, a BMW ad appeared in magazines for a “rain-deflecting open top car.” The ad for this physics-defying vehicle is one of the earliest
The Department of Child and Adolescent Psychology has developed a “Tinder-style” mobile app which aims to help parents “test their knowledge of their children’s food
Kia Motors Corp. and Hyundai Motor Co. recalled more than 500,000 vehicles late last month, most due to engine damage and fire risks. The bulk
YouTube has literally hours of embarrassing videos in which virtual reality gamers sustain very real injuries. Blind to their physical surroundings, these schmucks faceplant into
A measles outbreak in Washington state infected its 66th victim last weekend, according to state health officials. Washington’s is just one of five separate outbreaks