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Here’s why people are saying two-factor authentication isn’t perfect
Two-factor authentication was a big step forward for app and device security, but it isn't perfect.
Smart travelers don’t need smart luggage yet, but we haven’t lost hope
Smart travelers don’t need smart luggage yet, but we haven’t lost hope
Do travelers really need features like Bluetooth, digital scales, and batteries? We took some smart luggage along on a trip to find out.
Want to live-stream 10,000 feet in the air? Honeywell’s inflight tech will let you
Want to live-stream 10,000 feet in the air? Honeywell’s inflight tech will let you
Honeywell is delivering better inflight Wi-Fi experience – not just for passengers, but for pilots, crews, and maintenance personnel, too.
That animated GIF you’re sharing could be an ad in disguise
That animated GIF you’re sharing could be an ad in disguise
Your GIFs will soon be subtle ads from companies working with search engines like Tenor, who tap on GIF search terms based on emotions.
Inside the lab where one company is reinventing the shoelace
Inside the lab where one company is reinventing the shoelace
For centuries, shoelaces lacked innovation until Boa decided to bring them into the 21st century. We toured its headquarters to find out how.
Cross the globe while cutting costs with these affordable long-haul airlines
Cross the globe while cutting costs with these affordable long-haul airlines
International air travel isn't cheap, but several low-cost carriers are crossing the Atlantic and the Pacific to bring us lower fares.
Why isn’t the digital economy making life better? Douglas Rushkoff has an answer
Why isn’t the digital economy making life better? Douglas Rushkoff has an answer
On the heels of releasing his latest book, Douglas Rushkoff took a moment to talk to us about why the digital economy is screwed and how it can be fixed.
Technology to prevent train accidents exists, but Congress may delay its implementation
Technology to prevent train accidents exists, but Congress may delay its implementation
Technology exists that forces trains to slow down or stop if they are driving too fast, but federal funding and other concerns delay its implementation.
