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Monster wants to bring a little more bling to the wireless ear bud market with their AirLinks Elements.

Find and sort through your photos faster using facial recognition. By adding a name to a face, Google Photos will group similar faces together. Jack Wallen shows you how.

With multi-panel, see-through, and programmable displays Samsung is pushing the bleeding edge of augmented reality business technology.

Bank of America’s Financial Center Manager VP Mike Derose shows off Samsung’s massive and versatile Fine Pixel Pitch display technology.

Samsung’s Senior Manager of Product Launch Shari Sentlowitz explains how enterprise companies, educational institutions, and SMBs use the company’s versatile display technology.

The newest special edition Monster Blaster wireless speaker is a partnership with Monster and Aerosmith’s Joe Perry. Its built in equalizer has a special “classic rock” preset, perfect for all Perry’s guitar solos.

Monster’s Clarity HDX Bluetooth headphones have built-in Tile tracking technology so you can locate the headphones from your smartphone if you lose them.

Connect third-party apps to G Suite with single sign-on and auto-provisioning to streamline account access, creation, and management

The link between better sleep and higher performance in your work continues to get stronger, and a host of new tech products are trying to help.

See how one startup is bringing its hospital tech to consumers to help people take more control of their own healthcare.

New laptop technology is driving PC sales out of the red for the first time in years. Is it a sign of things to come?

A tidal wave of mega-powerful DDoS using hijacked IoT devices is headed for enterprise companies, SMBs, and government organizations says Nexusguard product director Donny Chong.

TechRepublic contributor Moira Alexander explains what project managers should keep in mind as they pitch projects to the CIO.

Hackers and cyber-criminals are using a diverse menagerie of cryptocurrency to launder money, says ZDNet’s Danny Palmer.

Side-loaded Android applications disguised as legitimate software can steal your login credentials, encryption keys, and other personal data says ZDNet’s Danny Palmer.

Under Armour’s third-generation connected running shoe can now measure stride length, cadence, and automatically track mile splits.

Google, with their treasure trove of data and brawny AI, is targeting Amazon’s strength: the smart appliance. TechRepublic’s Jason Hiner why Google Assistant will be as omnipresent as Alexa.

In addition to the popular Roomba, iRobot has added the Braava Jet mop to its line of robots. Both are optimized to help busy professionals automate parts of their lives.