Best tasks humans have offloaded to robotic helpers
From "bionic" mixologists and roving pizza delivery pros, here are some of the top tasks humans have handed over to humanity's robotic sidekicks.
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Image: Pressmaster/Shutterstock Digital Transformation Earn while you learn: Apprentice programs can benefit employers and workers
CompTIA expands apprenticeship programs for entry-level tech jobs including security, network and support roles.
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Image: Sophya Digital Transformation What’s a virtual office? 3 reasons the metaverse could solve the reopening challenge
Establishing a shared space for in-person staff, remote workers and clients can bridge the gap between all these groups.
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Image: Samsung Mobility Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G: A cheat sheet
Equipped with 5G, triple rear cameras and S Pen support, the third iteration of Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold foldable smartphone is cheaper than its predecessors but still rings in at $1,800.
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Image: Tesla Artificial Intelligence Tesla’s Dojo is impressive, but it won’t transform supercomputing
Dojo looks good at first glance, but its reported performance numbers and niche purpose place it outside the ranks of true supercomputers.
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Image: GettyImages/Raymond Palmer Innovation Zoomtown, USA: Austin, Texas, booms as remote workers rethink life outside the cubicle
In the age of remote work at scale, droves of professionals are moving to Austin. The relocations could transform real estate, hiring and infrastructure for years to come. But at what cost?
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Image: Fizkes/Shutterstock Innovation Top 5 tech annoyances
Tom Merritt tells us his top five annoyances in tech and why they are frustrating.
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Innovation Back to school: Best STEM kits for elementary school teachers and students
From coding robots and chemistry sets to space-themed offerings, here are some of the best STEM kits for elementary school students and teachers.
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Image: Screenshot/Adobe CXO How to digitize a COVID-19 vaccine card
A lost vaccine card can be a headache for recently inoculated people. Creating a digital backup and saving it as a PDF could be a worthwhile move. Here's how to do it.
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Image: GettyImages/d3sign Innovation COVID vaccine card apps to digitize and store your health records
Many businesses are requiring proof of vaccination for entry and some states are offering COVID vaccine card apps to store and display health credentials during the pandemic.
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Image: Ford Motor Company Innovation Ford’s new BlueCruise hands-off driving feature is a solid first effort
The Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado are gaining the latest driver-assist tech for the 2022 model year. Here's which one has the best features (for now).
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Image: Prezi Digital Transformation Prezi announces Google Slides integration
Users can now import existing presentations directly into the platform to share during live video presentations.
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Image: greenbutterfly/Shutterstock Innovation The space wide web is ready to launch
There is even more to space innovation than the fledgling space tourism sector. Somewhat out of the public eye, there is a fast-growing space tech industry.
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Image: Mackenzie Burke Security Vaccine passports have to be consistent so that all countries can recognize them, expert says
This might create problems for those from poorer countries. Their countries may not have the resources to create vaccine passports that are readable everywhere.
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Image: GettyImages/d3sign Innovation Would you date a virtual companion? Report sheds light on “love in an algorithmic age”
The findings reveal sentiments about algorithms used in dating apps and more. Turns out, lots of people have dated a virtual AI companion and would do so again.