Month: February 2023

The digital divide remains in many vulnerable communities, including those living in some mobile home parks.

Metronet today announced residents and businesses throughout Norfolk now have access to Metronet’s multi-gigabit 100 percent fiber optic internet with

Nicholas Horelik of Web3 Builders said, “end users deserve to have this functionality” to understand how to keep assets safe.

Ahead of its release on 22nd February, we've tried Gran Turismo 7 on PSVR2. It sets the precedent for racing game virtual reality experiences.

Fidium’s multi-gig fiber internet with WiFi 6 is now available to small businesses in all Fidium communities, including: California, Illinois, Maine,

BehaVR CEO Aaron Gani talks about VR's use in healthcare today, the barriers to wider acceptance and its future in the field.

The Federal Trade Commission’s challenge to Meta/Within was always going to be a soul-searching mission. Chair Lina Khan drew a line in the sand: the next Facebook/Instagram or Google/DoubleClick will not go by unchallenged. In the face of defeat, the Democratic majority must now decide whether to double down or save its scarce resources for another day. The agency did get somewhat of a boost elsewhere, however, with a pair of Senators introducing a non-compete bill on Wednesday that largely mirrors the FTC’s proposed rulemaking.

Activist-journalist Cory Doctorow argues that e-commerce and social media platforms evolve and implode in three stages. He’d like to see “more emphasis on making them less destructive when they give in to their worst impulses.”

There’s demand for older adults to connect with loved ones through technology.

Woodstock Union High School and Middle School (WUHS/MS) is offering students a new way to learn through virtual reality (VR) and now even has a dedicated room for its use.  Back in the 2021-2022 school year, with the use of funds from the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (ESSER), WUHS/MS purchased 30 VR headsets and a learning program ... Read More