Without any notice, USCIS changed its website to try to stop international students on STEM OPT from working at third-party sites.

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In this week’s “Social Media Roundup,” you will learn about some new features Facebook is testing, LinkedIn’s translation and QR code features, Lite versions of Instagram and Spotify, music for Instagram Stories and much more!

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In the back half of 2017, HP revealed the HP Spectre laptop, a thirteen inch ultrabook that promised both style and high specifications. I’ve taken a look at the refreshed Windows 10 hardware. Can it improve on the previous model?

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In its latest filings to Congress, Facebook admitted it gave extra time with users’ data to dozens of parties, including fellow tech giants.

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Samsung’s biggest Galaxy Note 9 upgrade has a hidden problem…

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Apple’s most exciting new iPhones in years will look like this…

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Since 1982, Copart Inc. (CPRT) has been in the business of remarketing fleet, dealer, reprocessed and salvaged vehicles. A company that began on a single lot in California is now a global enterprise.

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In spite of the upswing of interest in my discipline (I’m a customer experience consultant), I’m struck by how little actual experience most businesses allow into their customer experiences. Some brands are exceptions, though, and these often engage The LAB at Rockwell Group in NYC’s Union Square.

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Technology can’t replace creativity. Data can be effective at helping identify attributes of your target audience that may make them respond to your efforts, but truly connecting with them on an emotional level is another thing.

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It has been discovered that most Brits are failing to erase their memory cards before selling their old tech. A drive to increase tech recycling and the opportunity to make extra cash has meant that the second-hand tech recycling industry is booming and it’s also awash with other people’s data.

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