Some parents don't want their kids to use tech at school. But districts are pushing back
For high school senior Aliyah Pack, getting distracted during school is the norm. Kids in her Pennsylvania school district use iPads starting in kindergarten, switch to Chromebooks in second grade and get their own MacBooks in eighth grade.
Gobind: Concerns on development of data centres must be acknowledged
Gobind said conversations surrounding the development of data centres in Malaysia must be acknowledged.
Streaming, toilet paper, underwear: Subscription fatigue is setting in
As companies look to build cash flow and loyalty, everything from heated car seats to earthworm deliveries can become a recurring charge on your credit card.
UK fines online suicide forum linked to 130 deaths
Britain's media regulator on Wednesday slapped the US-based host of an online forum blamed for 130 deaths in the UK with a £950,000 fine (US$1.3mil/RM5.1mil) for "content encouraging and assisting suicide".
Amazon puts Alexa inside the shopping search bar in AI push
Artificial intelligence algorithms are coming to some of the most valuable real estate in retail: the Amazon.com Inc search bar.
After months of blackout, Iran gives Internet to select few
After months under a near-total Internet blackout during the Middle East war, Iranian tech worker Amir-Hassan was finally able to get back online, but only through a privileged service that has sparked public criticism.
Unifi set for system upgrade from May 22-25: Here's what you need to know
Access to the MyUnifi app and Unifi Selfcare portal will be temporarily unavailable during the upgrade.
MyCert warns of 'Boss Impersonation' scam email
The emails were scams employing social engineering tactics designed to manipulate or pressure recipients into complying with requests.
Germany wants to put TikTok 'in European hands'
TikTok's European business should be "in European hands", following the example of the United States, Germany's Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer said Tuesday.
Germany plans 'active cyberdefence' as online attacks rise
Germany said Tuesday it plans to develop "active cyberdefence" to hit back against a sharp rise in online attacks, many made more dangerous by artificial intelligence.
