Tagged: tech

OnePlus, maker of the preferred smartphone for Android enthusiasts, has expanded its output to include a new smartwatch, the OnePlus Watch.

As the US EV market continues to rev up, Wallbox is ready to meet the demand for safe, no-hassle at home charging.

February has been a month filled with awards for Panzura. The enterprise cloud storage company has received not one but two accolades this month.

While so much information is just a click or a tap away, there’s one place where technology hasn’t not yet leapt forward: understanding what we eat.

With a global pandemic limiting in-person training and coaching, Netradyne’s remote fleet monitoring technology couldn’t have come at a better time. The technology, which was originally designed for monitoring trucks on the road, is now being used to coach and train drivers while direct contact is inadvisable.

There’s been an explosion of data in the last few years, so much so that it’s become difficult for companies to keep up. In order to make the best data-driven decisions possible, useful data needs to be sorted out from the junk. That’s where companies like Sigma Computing come in.

In the insurance world, assessing the damage from an earthquake can be tricky.

What if you could “speak” a foreign language without learning a word of it?

The convenience and speed of a bidirectional electric vehicle charger, now in your own garage.

Businesses and public spaces of all kinds have been dousing surfaces with chemical disinfectants, hoping to stop the spread of COVID-19. Now, UV Innovators has developed the NuvaWave, the first handheld ultraviolet device proven to destroy the novel Coronavirus.