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Health and Fitness Wearable
Introducing the HELO LX. This is the newest health wearable technology to hit the market. So far has been featured on Fox News, CBS and The Today Show. HELO LX is the most advanced health and fitness wearable on the planet. The HELO LX health and fitness wearable is the brand new wellness band of WOR(l)D, designed to fit your style and your wellness. This is the wellness band reinvented.
By Denzil Mc8 years ago in 01
Must Have Cameras for Your Smart Home
A camera can make or break your ability to call for help, press charges, or even get absolved of a crime. That's why security experts agree that having cameras installed in and around your home is a wise idea.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart8 years ago in 01
The Loss of the Stats Zone App is Bad News for Soccer Analysts
There was sad news today for the soccer stats community. Stats Zone is no more after Four Four Two chose not to renew it for the forthcoming 2017–18 season.
By Andrew Beasley8 years ago in 01
How To Make Your Home a Smart Home. Top Story - August 2017.
If you've ever watched any sci-fi movie ever, you've probably seen the futuristic vision of a smart home. There's something incredibly cool about being able to talk to your home, have your home respond to you, and also follow commands that you give it.
By Patricia Sarkar9 years ago in 01
Building Duologue
“There should be an app for that,” I said. “We should build it!” So we did. “It” is Duologue, a chatbot for Facebook Messenger that rescues you from uncomfortable silences. Visit the page, start chatting with it, and it will offer you some options for continuing the conversation when it looks like the well has run dry. Much like the bottom of my pint glass on the evening we decided to build Duologue.
By Caitlin McDonald9 years ago in 01
AI Devices for Your Smart Home
Back in the 1960s, many "house of the future" attractions in parks and fairs promised people that they would be able to order pizza by just talking to their house. It seemed so foreign, most people just never believed they'd see the day it'd happen.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart9 years ago in 01
How Does the Dark Web Work?
The Dark Web is now a famous corner of the internet that worries police, parents, and corporations alike. Though it's gained notoriety as the birthplace of Bitcoin and the area of origin for a number of insane horror stories, not many people really know much about the Dark Web.
By Riley Raul Reese9 years ago in 01
Smart Devices to Improve Your Home
We all know about smart phones, computers, tablets, and watches, but there are hundreds of products out there that can further our adaption into this technology driven era. In fact, you can take almost any household item and find a smart device alternate. These products will help you get through your average day from the moment you wake up until you call it a night. Certain products will even continue helping you and your home as you are sound asleep. Whether it is simple tasks that you do not want to do or just might not have the time for in your busy schedule, these devices will save you that time by completing the job for you. Let's take a look at some of the best smart devices to improve your home for you and your families time and safety.
By Corey Gittleman9 years ago in 01
Bitcoin Mining Hardware Setups
Bitcoin mining is a profitable hobby, and if you decide to invest heavily into it, can quickly turn into an incredibly profitable business. However, it's not something that everyone can easily do — especially not without the right equipment.
By Riley Raul Reese9 years ago in 01
Worst Dark Web Sites
The Dark Web has become a place where horror stories are born. Throughout the net, you can see rumors about sites that the Dark Web allegedly contains — and occasionally, screenshots that confirm that these sites are real.
By Joshua Samuel Zook9 years ago in 01
Budget Wireless Carrier Service
So you have a phone plan—more than likely a 2 year committed smartphone plan, which includes unlimited talking, texting, and up to 2-3 GB of data monthly, or, for an extra $50.00 a month unlimited data. You're probably spending somewhere between $76.00 (at minimum), if not, then well over $100.00. I've got news for you, you're probably spending way too much for services... At least, I found that was the case for me, having had an AT&T plan for over 6 years and getting an employee discount which knocked my bill down to at least $76.00 per month.
By Alex Holguin9 years ago in 01
Best Ways to Mitigate Computer Risks and Infections
Whether you’re trying to protect and secure one computer or an entire network of computers that are linked to the IT system, the safety and security of your data and information should be your company’s highest priority. In a digital world that is increasingly under threat from computer viruses like malware, unethical hackers looking to steal secrets, and the average cyber-security problem that can wreak havoc, your IT systems and computer networks need to be protected. Infections must be prevented from occurring and risks must be mitigated if your company is to succeed in this interconnected 21st century.
By Ben W9 years ago in 01