4 Ways Technology is Improving Office Productivity
Feeling less than productive? Check out these four simple ways technology can amp your output and super-charge your productivity.
An Inside Look into Disney’s New VR Venture
Virtual reality company The Void continues to partner with Lucasfilm’s ILMxLab to push multiplayer VR experiences further into “hyper reality.”
Planet 9: What is it and Does it Even Exist?
What is Planet 9? Does it even exist? When will we discover it and can we decide on a better name? These questions and more in this episode of Quick Bytes.
4 Technologies That Are Revolutionizing Surgery
Here’s a look at four revolutionary medical technologies – from VR to robots – you may see the next time you go in for surgery.
How Technology Can Save You Money
By making our lives more efficient and monitoring our day-to-day activities, in many ways technology can help save users a lot of money.
Matt Kepnes’ (AKA Nomadic Matt) Guide to Traveling Abroad
Travel writer and bestselling author Matt Kepnes (AKA Nomadic Matt) shares why technology may not always be the answer to your travel queries.
Gary Vaynerchuk Shares His Thoughts on Blockchain & Bitcoin
In this exclusive interview, we ask famed entrepreneur and investor Gary Vaynerchuk his thoughts on bitcoin and blockchain. Here is what he had to say.
5 Technologies Revolutionizing the Hospitality Industry
Whether it’s mobile booking or ordering room service, here are the top 5 technologies that are revolutionizing the hospitality industry.
What Does Apple’s New iPod Touch Mean for Investors?
With Apple’s recent announcement of a new iPod Touch, let’s look at how the launch could impact Apple’s share price and revenue.
Highlights from Denver Pop Culture Con 2019
In early June, Denver Pop Culture Con took over the city , bringing cosplayers, comic book writers, and even Zachary Levi to the Mile High City.
Medicalization Podcast Review: Engaging, Witty, and Intelligent
Want to learn how they discovered the cure for scurvy? Or how about why milkmaids never got small pox? The Medicalization podcast might be perfect for you.
Alzheimer’s Research is Gaining Steam with New Clinical Trials
The scope of Alzheimer’s research hasn’t changed much in the last 25 years. INmune Bio, a San Diego-based immunology company, is trying to change that.
How the National GEM Consortium is Filling Job Gaps
By partnering with leading universities, corporations, and national laboratories, the National GEM Consortium connects students with leading organizations.
E3 2019: Tracking the Top Game Trailers and Announcements
Here, we’re compiling the best trailers and announcements from E3 2019, starting with all of the major press conferences.
Dr. Nashlie Sephus Discusses Diversity in Tech
The first black female CTO of a company acquired by Amazon, Dr. Nashlie Sephus served as the lead engineer for the software development team of Partpic.
Assessing the Top 8 IoT Cybersecurity Risks
Basic security mistakes like default passwords, remote device management, and unencrypted web connections expose IoT products to serious threats.
How Sunday Developed Sustainable, Customizable Lawn Care
In this exclusive interview, CEO Coulter Lewis details his company Sunday and how they created customizable, sustainable lawn care solutions.
4 Technologies That Are Transforming Renewable Energy
Here are 4 developments in renewable energy that will change the landscape of sustainability over the next 10 years.
Drawing Me In: Denver Pop Culture Con 2019
This year’s Denver Pop Culture Con featured big celebrities, talented authors and artists, and fascinating panels from your favorite creators.
Why Sports Gambling is the Next Big Business
With growing revenue and an incline in popularity, sports gambling is getting too big for Las Vegas and is ready to spread across the U.S.
Behind the Scenes with the I-Pace, Jaguar’s First Electric Vehicle
“Let’s do an electric car,” was the go statement Dr. Wolfgang Ziebart, Technical Design Director at Jaguar, remembers as the start of the I-Pace.
Is Artificial Intelligence Getting Too Dangerous?
OpenAI, an Elon Musk-backed artificial intelligence company, claims it has created a text generator that’s too dangerous to release to the public.
An Unapologetically Incomplete History of the Microphone
The relationship between stand-up comedian and microphone was formed over a century ago. Here is a brief history of how that relationship came to be.
Quick Bytes: Microchips, Robotic Farmers, and Immortal Worms
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we take a look at microchip injections, robotic farmers, and potentially immortal worms.
Smacircle eBike Review: Foldable, Portable, and Pretty Fun
We’re taking a look at the Smacircle eBike. With the ability to fit in your backpack, the Smacircle eBike will take you wherever you need to go.
Charles Hoskinson: How He’s Solving Blockchain’s Problems
Co-Founder of Ethereum Charles Hoskinson on how he’s solving the blockchain scalability problem, challenging social constructions, and causing disruption.
Kevin Smith Breaks Down His Diverse Career, From Podcasting to Crowd-Funded TV Shows
In this interview, Kevin Smith breaks down his favorite projects and mediums to work with, as well as his most recent crowdfunded TV show Hollyweed.
How Jordan French is Increasing Coverage of Women in Tech
Grit Daily News’ Executive Editor and journalist Jordan French is trying to bring women in tech and entrepreneurship to the forefront of media.
How 3D-printed Prosthetics Saved These 4 Animals
3D printing is one of the most versatile technologies out there, even being applied to veterinary medicine, helping rehabilitate injured animals.
Lisa DeLuca: How She Became IBM’s Most Prolific Inventor
Lisa Seacat DeLuca is on her way to becoming the most prolific inventor in IBM’s history, all before the age of 40.
Top 5 Blockchain Myths and Misconceptions
For years, blockchain has been heralded as a technological game-changer with incredible potential and perspectives. Here, we’ll clear up some of the blockchain’s most widespread myths.
Quick Bytes: Delivery Drones, Lizard Dreams, Tesla Theft
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we take a look at high-flying delivery drones, the dreams of lizards, and how to steal to Tesla.
6 Ways 5G Will Innovate and Upgrade Your City
5G will likely facilitate the growth of smart cities in a number of areas. Here are six specific ways that will likely happen.
John Cena Discusses His Transition from WWE to Hollywood
Wrestler-turned-actor John Cena has gradually transitioned to the big screen, carving a path not unlike former WWE stars Dwayne Johnson or Dave Bautista.
3 Dumb Smart Devices to Waste Your Money On
Don’t you want to load your smart home with completely unnecessary smart devices? Let’s look at the IoT devices you should waste money on.
How Smart Cities Will Be Transformed by 5G Technology
5G technology in smart cities is already making an impact, especially in congested cities that must prioritize solutions for safety, pollution, and parking.
Ceramic Pro CEO Explains How He Revolutionized Automobile Detailing
Ceramic Pro CEO Peter Diebitsch explains his business strategy and how his company popularized ceramic coating in the United States.
Ultrarunner Avery Collins Details His Running Gear
In this exclusive interview, professional ultrarunner Avery Collins details the running gear he uses during his training and on race day.
Anti-Vaxxers: Where Did They Come From, When Will They Go?
Twenty years ago, Andrew Wakefield made an unprecedented claim to the scientific community that spurred what is now the anti-vaxxer movement.
Avengers: Endgame Easter Eggs You May Have Missed
Avengers: Endgame was full of Easter eggs and cameos, from call-backs to previous movies to hints and what could be coming in the future.