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Solving the hyper-personalized AI privacy dilemma
Unlike standard automation, hyper-personalized AI works by learning from individual user behaviors.
I was at the Windows 95 launch 30 years ago – I still can't stop thinking about it
Windows 95 launched 30 years ago today. Here are some of my memories from that wild, carnival-like event.
The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is the first IP68 folding phone, and that's a huge deal – here's why
The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is now the easy – if you ask me, only – choice for folding phone fans. IP68 is a huge step forwards for these cutting-edge and complex devices.
Should you wait for the iPhone 17? I have the answer…
Don’t buy a new iPhone today – wait for the iPhone 17.
Are Philips Hue Essential bulbs the cheap smart lights we don't need?
There's no shortage of brands making affordable smart lights, but it looks like Hue wants a piece of the entry-level pie.
AI in the workplace: the legal risks businesses can’t afford to ignore
The growing legal risks businesses face when deploying AI systems, particularly around copyright, data protection, and regulatory compliance.
I am the CEO of an endpoint management firm, and it's baffling how often governments overlook unsecured devices
Efficiency efforts create security holes as devices end up lost, but credentials remain active.
How GenAI complacency is becoming cybersecurity’s silent crisis
GenAI’s convenience masks growing complacency, leaving organizations blind to serious security vulnerabilities.
