Month: May 2019

This ceiling-mounted occupancy sensor triggers smart home devices based on who enters the room. Read the original post by Michael Brown

Vizio TVs and soundbars get better every year while maintaining down-to-earth prices, which is great news for consumers. Read the original post by Scott Wilkinson

Eight months after Apple first launched the Apple Watch Series 4 with ECG capabilities, the company seems to have received the necessary clearance from Health […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Health Canada has cleared the ECG app and irregular heart rhythm notifications on the Apple Watch Series 4, suggesting that both features will make their […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

Funds are allocated from the Federal budget. Regional state institution “Information technology centre of Primorsky Krai” has announced an electronic auction for the supply of computer […] Read the original post by Mark

According to the company AMD, discovered in Intel’s new class of MDS-vulnerability does not affect the processors in its production. We will remind, earlier this month […] Read the original post by Mark

The first Deputy of the Board of Sberbank in an interview with TASS spoke about the results of the first quarter. — Sberbank has summed up […] Read the original post by Mark

There are many tech backpacks out there, though many of them seem to be aimed primarily at men. While we women don’t necessarily need special […] Read the original post by Karen S Freeman

Vizio’s almost-top-end 4K TV is a dazzling testament to the power of quantum dots in a LCD display. Our full review of the 65-inch and […] Read the original post by Jess Grey

While software programs usually live in the Applications folder in macOS, they can be found all over the place. That’s because some apps are really […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

The push to end opioid abuse has ended up hurting the people who use the drugs legitimately. Now those chronic pain patients are starting a […] Read the original post by Michele Cohen Marill

Every time you turn around there’s a new VPN service wanting to protect your web browsing. A recent newcomer is Surfshark, which debuted in 2018. […] Read the original post by Ian Paul

The push to end opioid abuse has ended up hurting the people who use the drugs legitimately. Now those chronic pain patients are starting a […] Read the original post by michele cohen marill

Some combination of data and machinery may finally provide an objective marker of pain—but beware of bias. Read the original post by Emma Grey Ellis

Apple and other tech firms are being sued for piracy by the estate of composer Harold Arlen for offering unauthorized copies of his songs, reports […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick