If you feel like you sometimes take wearables and what they can do for granted — it’s no small task to pack enough sensors to track your heart health, blood-oxygen levels, and body temperature into something compact and stylish enough to fit on your wrist, let alone a finger. Read More
The world of computer operating systems used to be quite stale. Granted, there was Linux for all the tech-savvy (and a bit nerdy) users, but you generally had two operating systems to choose between for casual and professional use: macOS and Windows. However, with the introduction of ChromeOS in 2011, everything changed — it introduced …
We’ve certainly come a long way since Zenith introduced the first television remote control in 1950. The “Lazy Bones” remote was connected to the television by a wire and allowed viewers to change channels and adjust the volume from a distance of a few feet. Five years later that device went wireless and we were …
The U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade two years ago has affected women’s contraceptive use for the worse, new research suggests. The study found that prescriptions of birth control and emergency contraception have declined significantly more in the states that passed the most restrictive abortion laws… Read more… Read More
In 2013, Beats by Dr. Dre released its iconic cylindrical, portable speaker — the Beats Pill. And in 2022, it was a difficult pill to swallow when Apple discontinued the speaker. Now, eleven years later, the Beats Pill has returned from its hiatus, boasting new features, a longer battery life, native Apple ecosystem compatibility, and …