Ariel University Signs Agreement to Open its First Visitors Center
Another first for Ariel University.
Texting Etiquette 101
Continuously texting others while spending time with friends or family is generally considered rude.
Alzheimer’s: Can Tech Come To The Rescue?
Some researchers postulated that stimulating olfactory nerves should help stimulate a patient’s memory. (Stimulating the sense of smell is also known to help people regain consciousness after brain injuries.)
Working From Home: A Permanent Trend?
One of the biggest consequences of this trend is the freedom it provides employees – and companies – to move to different locations. And both employees and companies have taken advantage of it.
CES: The Latest And Greatest Tech
TouchPoint takes the data from Tempo and displays it in an easy-to-understand manner, thereby alerting caregivers about concerning trends so they can address them before they develop into real issues.
Ready For A Sound Bubble?
It almost feels like a concept straight out of a sci-fi movie. According to Noveto, SoundBeamer 1.0 gives you a private listening experience by creating a personal sound bubble around you.
Apps To Stay Calm
Here are 10 mental health apps to help manage stress during Chanukah and all year around.
Twitter For Conservatives
Parler has two rules: nothing criminal can be posted on the platform and no spam or bots are allowed. Aside from that, users can enjoy the platform in any manner they see fit.
Engineers Of The Future
Covid-19 accelerated the trend towards a more virtual society, and many companies that hadn’t put resources into creating a strong online presence in the past are reconsidering their strategy.
Recommended By The Experts: Tech Gadgets In The Kitchen
I asked four celebrity culinary experts to tell me about their favorite kitchen tech product, how they use it, and why they love it.
Wireless Charging Done Right
I wanted to find out if wireless power can really be done, and if yes, I wanted to find the best way to do it and bring this revolution from Israel.
Campaigning During A Pandemic
Campaigns are also resorting more to e-mail blasts and text messages. These forms of communication are helpful in collecting small donations, but too many digital messages can result in voter fatigue or – worse – can cause voters to unsubscribe.
Pandemic Pods
How do you provide a stellar education in all subjects with just one instructor? How do middle- or lower-class parents afford microschools?
Edible Water Pouches
Takeout containers are usually made out of plastic, but Notpla is working to make a waterproof, greaseproof – and compostable – alternative.
Running And Rowing – At Home
There are so many incredible fitness machines on the market. It’s difficult to pinpoint what will motivate you without knowing you personally.
Helping College Students Deal With Stress
Texas A&M University researchers are developing a platform to help students keep track of their mental health.
Airbnb Surveillance Devices
The goal of each of these is to help hosts detect noise issues in real-time so they can deal with them immediately.
Samsung’s New S20 Lineup
Samsung has also integrated some new and notable features into its Galaxy lineup, many of which are thanks to Samsung’s deepening partnerships with Google, Microsoft, and Spotify.
When Tech Becomes Too Much
They’re fuzzy. They’re fun. And they all have the same goal: to provide companionship and alleviate loneliness. Sounds adorable, right?
Smart Home Tech
For those who find the idea of showering with Alexa creepy, Kohler also has a Bluetooth-enabled Moxie showerhead that only comes with speakers.
Using Tech To Fight Superbugs
At least 700,000 people are estimated to die each year due to drug-resistant bacterial infections.
AI: The New Interviewer
While AI has shown itself to be great at analyzing concrete data points, it can’t necessarily predict future social outcomes like success at a job or company fit.
What’s The Future Of Social Shopping?
Despite its potential, though, social shopping has some glaring limitations.
Israeli Ingenuity + Tikkun Olam + Tzedakah
The continuous combat Israel has had to be engaged in to defend itself since 1948 has brought about striking ingenuity and significant inventions, which have carried over to civilian adaptation.
Smart Kitchen Gadgets
The Family Hub also performs a variety of traditional “smart assistant” tasks, such as coordinating schedules, playing songs, and playing your favorite shows.
Driverless Trucks Coming Your Way?
The company claims it can reduce average purchased transportation costs by 30 percent, and it has secured some of the most coveted customers in the industry.
New Mind-Reading Technology
Brain activation patterns for simple thoughts or emotions – while interesting and newsworthy – hardly provide insight into the more complex and abstract thoughts that humans regularly have.
Medical AI On The Rise
Amazon claims Amazon Transcribe Medical is fully compliant with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA), but some fear that patients’ privacy isn’t completely protected.
Robotic Dogs – Helpful? Concerning?
The ACLU made a public records request from Boston Robotics and is demanding more transparency in how the police plan to test and deploy robotic dogs.
Social Media’s Bot Problem
During the study, the researchers also found 18,739 inauthentic social media accounts. They reported them to their respective social media platforms. But three weeks later, 95 percent of them were still online.
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