February 2014
14 Stories
The future of accessorizing
Wearable tech is launching us in to the space age with some serious Jetsons level gear. Technology is no longer...
Social media intelligence: challenges and resolutions
The internet did a fine job of changing the way people communicate. Social media took it to an all new...
3 major flaws you should understand about customer tracking
It’s easy to think of customer tracking as the golden goose of retail. After all, if you know where your...
Your smartphone could be hacking your life
The smartphone is a tricky device and sometimes the lines between master and servant are blurred. On one hand we...
7 wireless trends revolutionizing home security
For years, home security systems have been wired projects. When homeowners think of home security, the hassles of wires and...
Women want geeks, not gym rats
Are you a gym rat, or a geek? Of course, we know it isn't a dichotomy and it isn't necessarily...
5 technological trends that are changing how we drive
Technology has changed how humans function in every facet of their lives -- and cars aren't excluded. From the first...
Chevy hits SXSW again with 4G LTE tech release
Chevrolet has been trying to make a splash at the various technology and social media shows in recent years. Their...
Hyundai Tucson FCEV has a new ‘organic’ source of power in Orange County
If there's one thing that will never be in shortage as long as humans roam the earth, it's waste materials....
BLE vs. NFC: The future of mobile consumer engagement
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Near Field Communication (NFC) are playing a key role in helping mobile technologies redefine how...
Inside the DeepMind: What may happen when Google becomes artificially intelligent
Google’s $400 million acquisition of the UK-based company, called DeepMind, could change the way we look at how humans interact...
Volvo moving to a single platform model
The New York Times is calling to an "audacious reinvention" of itself. We're calling it the next clear move for...
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