Today on KITV’s “Good Morning Hawaii,” anchor Maleko McDonnell and I discuss the latest tech headlines, including the controversial facial The post #023 – Facial Recognition, New Samsung and Motorola Smartphones appeared first on TechSpotting.
Highlights from CES 2020 in Las Vegas, including the Sony Vision-S concept electric car, the Razer Kishi mobile gaming controller, The post #022 – CES 2020 – Jan. 9, 2020 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
Just in time for the holidays, a data breach at security hardware maker Ring (owned by Amazon) reminds us how The post #021 – Ring Data Breach, New York Times Location Data Expose – Dec. 23, 2019 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
Apple unexpectedly launches the AirPods Pro with Active Noise Canceling (ANC) for $249, Google acquires Fitbit to revitalize competition in The post #020 – AirPods Pro, Google Fitbit, Apple TV+ – Nov. 5, 2019 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
Google's latest hardware headliner is the Pixel 4 smartphone. Meanwhile, Fortnite closes version one with a bang, and starts chapter two with a whole new map. Finally, the HACC is underway, with pitches and judging set for November 16 at Aloha Tower. The post #019 – Google Pixel 4, Fortnite 2, HACC – Oct. 22, 2019 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
Recapping Amazon's hardware announcements (including Echo Frames, Echo Smart Ring, and Echo Studio), Facebook's augmented reality news (Oculus Live Maps), and the launch of Apple Arcade and Google Play Pass, both for $5 a month. The post #018 – Amazon Echo, Facebook Oculus, Apple Arcade – Sept. 30, 2019 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
Apple’s fall keynote is like Christmas morning for Apple fans. This year Apple announced a reduced price for the iPhone, The post #017 – Apple iPhone 11, Apple Watch 5, Apple TV+ – Sept. 11, 2019 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
Fall brings the latest flagship smartphone releases from Samsung and Apple, but how much better can they get? Will the The post #016 – Smartphones, Tariffs, Disney+ – Sept. 2, 2019 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
Linked to mass shootings, sites like 4chan and 8chan often come under fire for attracting hate groups. Although they're often knocked offline, they usually pop up again. Why are they so hard to keep down? The post #015 – Banning 8chan – Aug. 8, 2019 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
How secure are you? The only thing worse than a weak password is using the same password for multiple accounts. The post #014 – 1Password – July 29, 2019 appeared first on TechSpotting.
Just Google it. That’s what people say when they talk about searching for something online. Google is synonymous with search, The post #013 – DuckDuckGo – July 22, 2019 appeared first on TechSpotting.
There are reports the viral FaceApp is sending all your photos to Russia. What’s going on? As with most viral The post #012 – FaceApp & Neuralink – July 19, 2019 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
If you run a business, you probably promote it on social media. But who has the time to can’t spend The post #011 – Buffer – July 15, 2019 appeared first on TechSpotting.
Is your web browser spying on you? A recent Washington Post column declared Google Chrome to be ‘spy software.’ It’s The post #010 – Brave Browser – July 8, 2019 appeared first on TechSpotting.
Facebook announces Libra, its entry into the cryptocurrency space. Niantic launches Wizards Unite, a Harry Potter game with augmented reality features similar to Pokemon Go. And Mobile World Congress kicks off this week, showcasing 5G technology. The post #009 – Facebook Libra – June 25, 2019 [Video] appeared first on TechSpotting.
Q: What did Apple announce at its annual World-Wide Developers Conference (WWDC)? A: Although WWDC is targeted at software developers, The post #008 – Apple WWDC 2019 [Video] – June 4, 2019 appeared first on TechSpotting.
Are you or your kids crazy about science and tech? Check out the Honolulu Mini-Maker Faire. The post #007 – Honolulu Mini-Maker Faire – June 3, 2019 appeared first on TechSpotting.
Are you buried under email? Are your coworkers calling too many meetings? You should try Slack. Slack is a chat app for teams, and it’s described as an “email killer.” The post #006 – Slack – May 27, 2019 appeared first on TechSpotting.
Sick of the drama on Facebook, and the abuse on Twitter? You might want to try Mastodon. The post #005 – Mastodon – May 20, 2019 appeared first on TechSpotting.
I’ve recently found a new tool that turns my email inbox into a powerful reminder and to-do list. It’s called FollowUpThen, and everything is done via email to followupthen.com. The post #004 – FollowUpThen – May 13, 2019 appeared first on TechSpotting.