Exor Studios CEO Discusses “The Riftbreaker,” Their Upcoming Video Game
At E3 2019, we had the chance to talk to Wojciech Lekki, CEO of Exor Studios, about the upcoming game. The Riftbreaker is set to release in the second half of 2020, so stay tuned!
3 Reasons to Try a DNA Testing Kit
There are legitimate reasons to try out the best DNA ancestry kits. The following three reasons may just convince you.
3 Awesome VR and XR Innovations from CES 2020
VR, AR, and XR were big at this year’s CES and we waded through the crowds to bring you three of the coolest innovations you could find on the show floor.
Gaming at CES: A Huge Missed Opportunity
As I was looking around the massive CES landscape, I couldn’t stop thinking one thing: Where’s all my gaming tech?
10 Video Games We’re Most Looking Forward to Playing in 2020
With 2020 a new decade of video games begins, and here are the 10 games that we are most excited to play in this next year.
Quick Bytes: Sky Advertisements, Moon Trash, and Cat Names
Fascinating tech and science news is constantly circulating, with new discoveries popping up in every direction. Here is just a taste of some of the more interesting news bites from recent weeks.
An Inside Look at the Technologies Protecting Our Nation’s Forests
Forest management is a complex science. It requires advanced technology, collaboration, and an eye toward sustainability.
How Sustainable Are Electric Vehicles Really?
It’s no secret that electric vehicles have a number of environmental benefits; however, it’s important that we take a critical look at this technology, rather than blindly follow it as our environmental savior.
When AI Speaks to Us: Preview of Project Voice 2020
As the influence of artificial intelligence grows, there is a lot of talk about voice technology and its humanization of the digital world.
What Businesses Can Learn from Pixar
What sets Pixar apart from so many other organizations in the tech and entertainment industries? What contributes to their successful and consistent track record?
Attending CES 2020? 10 Tips for A Great Show
What’s the secret to a great CES show? A lot of planning and sticking to a strategy, says CNN Tech Correspondent Lori H. Schwartz.
Quick Bytes: Flightless Birds, Locked iPhones, and Game of Thrones
Fascinating tech and science news is constantly circulating, with new discoveries popping up in every direction. Here is just a taste of some of the more interesting news bites from recent weeks.
The Pathway to In-Car Connected Commerce
It’s only a matter of time before voice-driven, in-car commerce becomes a common practice for everything from buying dinner on the commute home from work to making a grocery pickup after the Saturday soccer game.
5 Nintendo Switch Games To Play in 2020
Here is a quick list of ten Nintendo Switch games that deserve a spot on your game shelf.
What I Have Learned About Blockchain
Bridget Callahan gives her comedic take on blockchain and how confusing it can be.
How to Solve Autonomous Vehicles’ Data Problem
Intel’s former CEO Brian Krzanich told journalists last year that eight hours of driving in an AV would generate 30 terabytes (that’s 3,000 gigabytes) of data.
How 3D Printing is Transforming Healthcare One Layer at a Time
One of the fastest-growing applications of 3D printing is in medicine and healthcare. Here are some ways in which 3D printing is improving our health.
One Woman’s Battle to Stop a Killer Robot Army from Inciting an International Arms Race
Mary Wareham won the Nobel Peace Prize for her work on the International Campaign to Ban Landmines in 1997 and serves as the advocacy director of the Arms Division of the Human Rights Watch.
What Does 2020 Hold for XR Beyond Gaming?
Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and Mixed Reality, collectively known as Extended Reality or XR, made strides in 2019 – but what does 2020 hold?
Why Does Gender Equality Remain Stagnant in Technology?
Countless factors, from microaggressions to outright sexism and racism, explain why gender equality is still low in many tech companies.
Our Favorite Video Games of 2019
From fascinating indie games to big Triple-A titles, this year had it all. Here, we’re highlighting our 7 favorite games from 2019.
The Emerging Tech Sectors That Are Fuelling Economic Growth in India
There are a number of smaller high-growth sub-sectors of the economy that present foreign investors with opportunities in India. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the key emerging sectors that are fueling economic growth in India.
How Smart Technology is Transforming the Future of Parking
With populations rising, more cars are hitting the road, meaning a higher need for parking spaces. Technology might be able to fix this rising issue.
5 Ways Technology is Revolutionizing Nightlife
With some help from technology, it’s possible nightclubs could earn back their popularity. Learn how to provide unique, experiential, tech-driven fun.
Bank Around the Clock: How Tech Has Made Finance a 24/7 Proposition
It’s said that money makes the world go round but it’s time that keeps the financial world spinning. In today’s tech-filled world, time has become an important commodity in finance. With consumers wanting everything “on-demand,” financial institutions have had to react accordingly.
Former NASA Astronaut Leland Melvin on Prepping the Next Generation for Mars
Leland Melvin, former NASA astronaut and STEM advisor to President Obama, focuses his energies on his greatest passion: prepping today’s students for Mars.
How Toyota, Kenworth, and Shell Are Developing Fuel Cell Trucks
Three fuel cell models are for sale: the new compact crossover Hyundai Nexo, Toyota’s Mirai sedan, and the Honda Clarity sedan. Sales numbers are not moving like battery electrics.
2019 Holiday Outdoor Gift Guide
If you’re shopping for an outdoor enthusiast, we have the guide for you. From snowshoes to outdoor blankets, here is our 2019 Holiday Outdoor Gift Guide.
5 Easy-to-Use Tools to Help You Quickly Scale Your Agency In 2020
Technology has made it possible to do less with more—less money, less people, more reach. With the proper tools you can scale up your business with just a bit of effort.
What You Need to Know About 5G, According to Experts
Smart tech leaders from Verizon and Fybr give their opinion on the state of 5G, looking specifically at security, infrastructure, and the future.
How Bill Gates is Attempting to Turn CO2 into Fuel
This company, backed by Bill Gates, is trying to remove as much CO2 from the atmosphere as possible in an attempt to stop climate change. Check out the video to learn more!
This is What the New Space Race Looks Like
50 years after Apollo 11, the nation and world look forward to a multi-pronged space program, a new space race, built on cooperation between NASA and many commercial ventures.
2019 Holiday Gift Guide for the Tech Enthusiast in Your Life
We at Innovation & Tech Today know how hard shopping for gifts can be, so we’re compiling the ultimate Holiday Tech Gift Guide to help you find the perfect gift.
How Humans Are Using Animals to Become More Sustainable
However, while we often look toward future technologies to assist in our sustainability efforts, the answer is often right in front of us: nature itself.
5 Ways Universities Are Advancing Sustainability Efforts
Administrators are increasing their efforts to create sustainable operations by adopting innovative techniques. Colleges are making the switch to environmentalism to preserve their efficiency without wasting resources.
How Dr. Pimple Popper Turned Her Profession into a Sensation
We sit down with Dr. Sandra Lee, host of TLC’s Dr. Pimple Popper, to discuss the phenomenon of pimple popping and the latest tech trends in skin care.
5 Tools to Help Your Business Better Protect Its Data in 2020
Protecting your business’s data isn’t as hard as you might think. There are now several tools on the marketplace designed to help you keep your data safe and secure. Here are some of the best.
An Open Letter to Technologists
Comedian Kyle Pogue takes a humorous look at the ever-changing tech landscape and how overwhelming it can truly be.
Poppy Northcutt: The First Woman to Work in Mission Control at NASA
Poppy Northcutt, a young mathematical whiz figured out lunar orbital trajectories — and became the first woman to work in Mission Control. Her mission? Apollo.
5 Best Free Meeting Tools for Small Businesses
Conference calls are a big staple of business, but can be expensive or require large networks. These free meeting tools are perfect for a tight budget.