Splitsecnd's hardware plugs into car cigarette lighters, making automatic emergency response systems accessible to drivers without smartphones or luxury cars.
Internet “Explorer” has a whole new meaning today. The big question: who's exploring who?
Personal security service MyForce promises it app will protect you from danger.
Every two minutes, someone in the US is sexually assaulted. Shouldn't our mobile devices help make women safer?
Perhaps you’re like the seagulls in Pixar’s Finding Nemo, screeching “mine, mine, mine.” Or maybe you have ultra-top-secret data on your internal network, such as grandma’s Never-Better Peanut Chocolate Chip cookies.
In either case, the French are developing a wallpaper …
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I don’t know about you, but the first thing I did after learning about the massive LinkedIn password hack was go to LinkedIn and change my password. The second thing I did was wonder if mine was actually one of …
Most parents don’t monitor their children’s social network activity, according to new studies from comScore and NDP.
According to the studies, about 69 percent of parents with children ages 10 to 17 are concerned with several different dangers associated with …
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Medical-device startups are booming these days, as VCs throw money at everything from artificial spinal-disc fillers to implantable weight-control “neuromodulators” to vacuum devices that suck blood clots out of blocked vessels. (That appears to be in …
