Two years ago an internet-enabled refrigerator was commandeered and began sending pornographic spam while making ice cubes.
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Two years ago an internet-enabled refrigerator was commandeered and began sending pornographic spam while making ice cubes.
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How a single galaxy cluster, when imaged just right, can showcase dark matter like nothing else.
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70 percent of smartphone users research on their phones before purchasing in stores. Here’s a look at how marketers can capture the mobile opportunity.
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The rise of mobile hasn’t just meant that small businesses create advertisements for the small screen– It has also meant that more small-and-medium sized businesses are turning to each other to figure out how to adapt to changing technologies and grow.
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Startup Blippar says its technology is powering the advertising industry’s first augmented reality digital ad unit.
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Already valued at half a billion dollars, startup Confluent has launched a cloud service to help companies manage popular open-source data streaming service Kafka over AWS and its cloud rivals.
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TimePlay is bringing its interactive movie advertising experience to U.S. theaters. Yay.
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Kyle Nel leads the Innovation Labs at $60 billion Lowe’s Home Improvement. Just how innovative can a retailer like Lowe’s be? How about augmented reality shopping, robot shopper aides, and the first ever 3D printer in space? Yes, this is Lowe’s.
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Logitech’s Scott Wharton predicts that flying cars – also known as personal hybrid ground-to-air vehicles – will soon move from sci-fi dreams to reality
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AI is getting more sophisticated and similar, in functioning, to the human brain.
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