The Latest Trend in Technology is… Bike Sharing?
The commute to work can include sitting in traffic, taking a train, or jumping between buses. Bike sharing is the low-tech solution to a high-tech problem.
Can Security Keys Prevent Phishing?
Two-factor authentication has been the form of account security, but is it enough? Security keys may be the next step up in keeping your information safe.
When Bots Go Bad: Twitter’s Cryptocurrency Thieves
What do you do when scammers use bots to impersonate celebrities? These cryptocurrency thieves are convincing, but only if you're not paying attention.
“Do I Have a Legacy System?” and Other Important Questions
How old is the computer in your office? Is it two years old? Ten years old? Is it still running on Windows 95? You may be using a legacy system.
Four Worst Design Decisions; If It’s Not Broke, Don’t Fix It
When a new product comes out, upgrading usually feels like the best decision. But what happens when a product design is so bad, it's nearly unusable?
When Should You Use Excel?
Microsoft Excel has been a staple of the business world for over 30 years, but with new technology available, is it always the right solution to reach for?
Apple and the Future of Privacy Policies
Apple's CEO Tim Cook has opinions about privacy policy that vary differently from Facebook and Google. Is his message strong enough to shape the future?
Privacy VS Convenience in a Digital World
Smart speakers are a convenient way of keeping yourself organized around the house, but many people are worried about the loss of privacy. Are privacy issues really something you should be worried about?
Face to Face with Facebook’s Privacy Concerns
While lawmakers and big data companies debate the nuances of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, it's important to understand how Facebook collects your data, and how to protect yourself to keep it from happening again.
How Is a Bitcoin Like a Dot Com?
Bitcoin's bubble is about ready to burst, but what impact will the market crash have on America? The answer may lie in the Dot Com crash of 2002.