Gadgets
Amazon’s Controversial Change to Echo’s Privacy Settings Takes Effect Soon
Image: stockcatalog/Flickr/Creative Commons Last week, Amazon sent an email to select Echo users, warning they must now consent to having
Tag: Artificial Intelligence
Softwares
Is Microsoft in Hot Water With The FTC Over AI Operations Antitrust Issues?
FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson on CNBC. Source: YouTube The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will move ahead with a wide-ranging antitrust
Stocks
IT Sounds Alarm as Outdated Digital Tools Hinder AI’s Full Potential — Lenovo Report
Image: DC_Photo via Envato AI’s workplace potential is being hindered by outdated tools and employee concerns, a Lenovo report finds.
News
Game-Changing Hiring Approach for Women in Top-Level Management
Image: YuriArcursPeopleimages/Envato Elements There are some sobering statistics in the wake of International Women’s Day: Although women comprise nearly half
Services
Develop Excel Skills From Basics to AI Integration With This $35 Course Bundle
TL;DR: Streamline your daily workflow with the latest Excel features, thanks to The Complete Microsoft Excel Training Bundle for just
Product Launches
New MacBook Air Brings the M4 Chip and a $100 Lower Price Tag
The MacBook Air comes in a new color: sky blue. Image: Apple. The Apple “Air” rumors we’ve been hearing turned
Industry Trends
Nothing Shows Off Its Phone (3A) Line
Image: Nothing Like last year, the London-based independent smartphone company Nothing announced a new model during Mobile World Congress. The
Reviews
Generative AI Powers Social Engineering Attacks
Phishing was no longer as common in 2024 as before, according to CrowdStrike’s 2025 Global Threat Report. Threat actors trend
Reviews
Threat Actors are Moving at Unprecedented Speeds
SonicWall’s new 2025 Annual Threat Report highlights startling revelations, including that hackers exploited new vulnerabilities within two days 61% of
News
Data Theft Drove 94% of Cyberattacks in 2024
Data theft accounted for 94% of all cyber attacks worldwide in 2024, according to new research, as cybercriminals increasingly combine