Shutterstock photo Submitted by Wall St. Daily as part of our contributors program Fatal Disasters: Hacking the Internet of Things It’s just a matter of time before we move from hacked elections to hacked hospitals. And that’s when the body count starts. Dear Wall Street Daily Reader, We haven’t heard much out of Trump Tower […]
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Prosecutors in Arkansas are making what could be the first request of its kind: a search warrant for data from an Amazon Echo, Amazon’s personal assistant device which uses voice recognition technology to answer users’ questions. Play Video CBS Evening News Can Amazon’s Alexa help solve a murder? Authorities in Arkansas have served a subpoena
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) subsidiary Google is well-known for its prowess in software. But it surprised observers by releasing three hardware products this year. The products, which are targeted towards established markets like smartphones and emerging markets such as virtual reality, integrate hardware and software. They serve different functions in Google’s evolving business strategy. Pixel Phones
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Tech Considering that there has been a lot of cyber strikes to major websites and institution, both cyber security and hackers method to maintain the effectiveness of their attacks will increase in 2017. (Photo : TheStreet/YouTube) Cyber security is one of the most delicate fields in technology right now, given the fact that we live
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Roughly a week from now we’re going to be drowning in connected home product launches. It seems fairly likely that it’ll be the major story of this year’s CES, with smart home plays from Google, Apple and Amazon duking it out in the middle. Sylvania wisely is getting ahead of the fray, announcing its own
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As business continues to become increastingly global, the definition of end-to-end is changing. Companies formerly thought of processes like procure-to-pay as internal only. However, as supply chains stretch further around the globe, they are fast realizing that it has greater strategic promise. And they are using the more accurate term source-to-settle to describe a process
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News Feed Item Unium Launches New Home WiFi Software Solution- Alphabet’s Access Team Explores as Others Adopt By PR Newswire Article Rating: December 27, 2016 09:00 AM EST SEATTLE, Dec. 27, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Unium launches today in Seattle with a software solution that improves WiFi performance in the home. Home environments have multiple complexities
Another 12 months have flown by. As we look back at this year in tech, The Verge staff members are grading each major company and product category in the industry on how they fared in 2016. For a company best known for selling cheap books and home goods, Amazon’s year has looked surprisingly futuristic. Its
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Credit: Shutterstock If you want to make predictions for the future, you need to find the trajectory of events in the past. So to work out what shape digital technology will likely take next year, we should look back to the major developments of 2016. And the past year’s developments point to a 2017 shaped
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Despite the claims device makers have made about improved security, insurers aren’t lowering bills. The smart home device market has led to millions of dollars in sales but has not managed to impress the homeowners insurance industry. Americans have been buying WiFi connected smoke detectors and security cameras in droves. However, home insurance companies aren’t
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