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May 2017

Mon, May. 22

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September 2016

Mon, September. 26

Asurion creates “escape room” style training program for recruits

From escape rooms to DIY, these unique training methods help employees expand their skills while having fun.

July 2016

Mon, July. 18

Asurion overhauls IT recruiting and retention

May 2016

Wed, May. 04

Sony Just Patented Contact Lenses That Can Secretly Record What You See

Our memories are fallible things. We remember something one way; but the reality can be quite different. But imagine contact lenses that are also tiny cameras, recording and storing whatever you see, and even playing it back before your very eyes. It’s an intriguing concept, and a little frightening. And now, Sony is muscling its way into a game that already boasts such heavyweight players as Google and Samsung. The company has filed a patent for a “smart” contact lens and it’s pretty cool stuff.

Tue, May. 03

Your phone’s biggest vulnerability is your fingerprint

February 2016

Tue, February. 23

Volvo is Ditching Car Keys for a Smartphone App

Volvo will make vehicles without keys by 2017—a move that suggests the company is prepping its cars for sharing. Instead of a physical key or even a smart fob, customers will be offered a smartphone app that will work like a digital key to lock and unlock doors or remote start the engine, according to Volvo Car Group. Customers won’t be forced to make the switch though.

Tue, February. 23

Samsung Pay now used by 5M users, processes over $500M in first 6 months

Heading into this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Samsung announced that its mobile payment service, Samsung Pay, has more than 5 million “registered users.” The company noted that many of these users are from South Korea and the United States and added that in the first six months since its release, the service has processed over $500 million dollars.

Fri, February. 12

Sony: ’36 million PlayStation 4 owners’ are ready for PSVR

Sony is positioning itself as one of the best ways for developers to reach a massive audience of people ready to spend money on virtual reality.

January 2016

Fri, January. 15

Eyeballing Oculus Rift and HoloLens, now Google creates its own virtual reality arm

With Microsoft ploughing ahead with HoloLens and Facebook shipping its $600 Oculus Rift units by March, Google is looking to put more weight behind its own virtual-reality efforts. Google CEO Sundar Pichai has appointed Clay Bavor vice president of virtual reality. Bavor, VP of product management for Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Apps, is credited as one of the creators of Cardboard, Google's cheap VR headset.

Wed, January. 13

Panasonic's transparent TV disappears with a wave of your hand

You know we're getting a little spoiled when the reaction to things like real hoverboards and self-parking cars are "yeah, we saw that coming." So it's really no surprise that a nearly transparent, gesture-powered TV from Japan's Panasonic demonstrated last week flew under the radar of so many. The widescreen television was housed in a bookcase and allowed you to make the screen temporarily translucent, letting you see the items (vinyl record covers, sculptures, vases, etc.) on the shelf behind it.

Tue, January. 12

Samsung SUHD TV: Smarter, brighter than the rest

When I found out that Samsung was essentially bringing just one new series to CES 2016, it seemed like a bold move. The company usually makes no bones about filling its booth, wall-to-wall, with TVs of various shapes and sizes. But this year, the company's flagship KS9500 stands alone. Available in 65-, 77-, and 88-inch sizes, the KS9500 series offers up the exact same selection of screen sizes as last year's JS9500 flagship.

Tue, January. 12

Smart homes built gadget by gadget

A fully automated home is still years away, but the building blocks are already here: the phone that turns on the coffee maker from the bedroom, the thermostat that controls the lights when you're away, the window shades that lift when you say “good morning.” Although these still aren't items most people seek out, they're catching on. Research firm Strategy Analytics estimates that the number of U.S. households with some form of smart-home system grew 30 percent in 2015 to 27 million, or about 1 in 5.

December 2015

Fri, December. 11

Amazon is king of the retail jungle

According to the survey, 40 percent of all adults search Amazon "always" or "most of the time" when shopping online, compared to just 10 percent who say they never include Amazon in an online search. But there are even more striking figures. The conversion rate, or the number of visits to the web site that result in a purchase, is massive.

Fri, December. 11

Yahoo’s new app is a TV Guide for cord cutters

Thu, December. 03

The Xbox One Upgrade: What You Need to Know

Microsoft’s Xbox One entertainment console has spent the last few holiday shopping seasons in the shadow of Sony’s PS4 and even its direct predecessor, the Xbox 360. Unable to articulate its vision for an all-in-one entertainment console from the outset, in 2014 Microsoft decided it’d focus on video games and video gamers, delivering new streaming video and broadcast video features quietly. A few price cuts, new hardware bundles and one major software update later, the Xbox One is the console to purchase this holiday season, even when compared to the PS4.

Thu, December. 03

Amazon unveils new Prime Air drone

Amazon posted new footage of its updated drone delivery intended for its Prime Air package delivery system. The new design is vastly different from the previous model and claims to increase efficiency and utility that will help it bring packages to customers in under 30 minutes for just a $1 fee.

Wed, December. 02