Quick Bytes: Sparrow Songs, Invisibility Cloaks, and Alien Wasps
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we explore how sparrow’s pass down their songs, the science behind invisibility, and one very scary wasp.
Apex Legends Hits 10M Players in 72 Hours: Is This The Fortnite Killer?
In this video, we take a look at why Apex Legends may be the Fortnite killer, with the wild success it’s had in only a weeks.
Business Retooling Spurs Ashland’s Digital & Economic Growth
Learn how Ashland, OH went from $7.45 million in 2015 to $311.1 million in 2017, with 80 percent of area businesses reporting growth in the past two years.
5 Surprising Valentine’s Day Facts
Ever wonder how many heart-shaped boxes of chocolates are sold in the US? How about how much men spend versus women on Valentine’s Day gifts? Find out here.
What You Should Consider When Using Scenario-Based Learning
Scenario-based learning revolves around utilization of realistic environment in training to make learners familiar with what awaits them in the real world.
3 Steps to Making Autonomous Vehicles a Reality
For autonomous vehicles, it isn’t a matter of “if” but “when.” Here are three things that need to happen for AVs to become a reality.
Does Facial Recognition AI Have a Race Problem?
Facial recognition is rapidly becoming more commonplace, but a lack of diversity in this tech could cause severe issues. Find out more in this video.
Quick Bytes: Space Grease, Horse Dentistry, and Lab-Grown Brains
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we discover grease in space, ancient horse dentists, and how scientists are growing artificial brains in the lab.
Is Tom Brady a Cheater?
In this QuickByte Video, we take a look at the incontinence, er … incompetence of our robot overlords. Plus I answer the age old question, “Is Tom Brady a cheater?”
An Inside Look at Botnik Studios’ Absurd AI
Botnik Studios Co-creator Jamie Brew and Chief Scientist Elle O’Brien gave us some key insight on their fascinatingly zany, AI-driven projects.
4 Sustainability Super Bowl Ads: Companies Bet Big on Social Conscience
Let’s take a look at the top 5 sustainability-focused commercials at this year’s Super Bowl.
Smart Speaker Industry Is Moving Fast. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The smart speaker is starting to turn every home into a smart home. We take a look at what’s driving this industry and what to expect in the future.
Were You a Victim of the #10YearChallenge?
Learn why the #10YearChallenge social media trend may be a scheme to advance facial recognition technology.
Elijah Wood Discusses His Latest VR Video Game, Transference
We spoke with Elijah Wood about his latest project: Transference, an unsettling VR horror experience in collaboration with Ubisoft.
Top 5 Super Bowl LIII Commercials
With creativity and humor abound, let’s take a look at the five best commercials of Super Bowl LIII.
PepsiCo CIO on Leadership: Know Yourself and What’s Important to You
PepsiCo CIO Jody Davids discusses her thoughts on the evolving business environment and what makes a good leader.
The NFL’s New Cybersecurity Strategy
As the NFL has become more connected, unique cybersecurity strategies have been employed to ensure safety for players, personnel, and fans alike.
How the Think[Box] Makerspace Became the Epicenter of Innovation
Learn why Case Western Reserve University’s innovation and entrepreneurship center, the Sears think[box], is a place to bring ideas to life.
Express Employment Professionals CEO Lists Top Jobs for 2019
Express Employment Professionals CEO Bill Stoller explains the top job opportunities for 2019 and how people can best prepare themselves for the future.
Olivia Munn Talks Health Science and The Predator
Actress Olivia Munn discusses how she became interested in the science of healing and her latest action film, The Predator.
NatGeo’s Latest Tech Entertainment: Mars and Valley of the Boom
In late 2018, two shows featuring different eras of technology caught our eye: NatGeo’s MARS and Valley of the Boom.
Quick Bytes: Rodent Regret, Armadillo Dinners, and Cocoa Currency
In this chapter of Quickbytes, we explore how mice experience regret, the dangers of eating armadillo, and how Mayans used chocolate as currency.
How to Run Your Business Like Netflix and Amazon
Learn how to adapt your project management practices, IT stacks, and other infrastructure to run your business like Netflix and Amazon.
Watch Our CES 2019 Experience in Just Over a Minute
Watch our CES 2019 experience in just over a minute in this short video.
You May Now Kiss The … Robot?
From people marrying robots to holograms, let’s take a look at the world of human-tech weddings.
Innovation & Tech Today’s Top 50 Products of 2018
2018 had a number of amazing and innovative products. Here, we break down what we considered the Top 50 Most Innovative Products of 2018.
A Look at Ohio’s Burgeoning Tech Industry
Ohio is like walking into a new world. The state’s innovative, forward-thinking emphasis on tech and higher education has generated a strong resurgence.
How to Reduce Your Plastic Use
The problem of plastic pollution is a daunting issue, requiring immediate action. There are steps that can be taken today to alleviate our plastic problem.
Innovation & Tech’s Best of CES 2019
Home theater, smart home, mobile, health, entertainment: CES had everything this year. Here are some of the most innovative things we saw at CES 2019.
Video: These Headphones Tailor Audio to Each Individual Ear
These Audeara Headphones measure your hearing to tailor the sound perfectly to you. Watch this short video to learn more.
CAT S41 Review: Smartphone Durability At Its Finest
We take a look at the durable new CAT S41 smartphone to examine its toughness, battery life, and more.
UE BOOM 3 Review: Portable, Durable, and Tunable
The UE BOOM 3’s durability, portability, and impressive sound quality makes it ideal for in-home use, family barbecues, and camping trips alike.
VR Music Videos: When Done Well, They’re Kind of Incredible
Fibrum’s VR experience at CES showcases what may be a bright future for VR music videos.
The Weekly Buffer: CES 2019 Special
What surprised our team at CES 2019? Were there so many robots that we should expect an uprising? Find out in this episode of The Weekly Buffer.
Smart Cities Need Better Traffic Data, Rideshare Drivers Could Help
Data from thousands of miles of Uber rides gives traffic signals and urban engineers real-time information, helping smart cities alleviate traffic.
Waking Up: Sam Harris on Mindfulness in the (Dis)Connected Age
In this exclusive full-length interview with Sam Harris, we discuss social media’s impact, our haphazard approach to AI, Sam’s Waking Up Course, and more.
The Top 10 Most Embarrassing Data Breaches
With so many different companies holding onto customer data, a major breach is bad for business. Here are 10 of the most embarrassing data breaches.
CES Deems Female-Founded Sex Tech Company Obscene, Revokes Award
CES has received criticism for revoking an award from the female-founded sex tech company Lora DiCarlo, despite allowing sex tech products in the past.
Overdrive’s David Burleigh on Bringing the Library to the 21st Century
Overdrive Director of Brand Marketing & Communications David Burleigh discusses the growth of audiobooks, the ongoing need for libraries, and how his company excels in sustainability and inspiring readers.
KODAK Blends Classic Style with New Tech at CES 2019
KODAK unveils their newest products at CES 2019, featuring cameras, printers, and projectors with classic style and modern flare.