China has been embroiled in more tech controversies than most realize. The country has kept a cold hand over their own actions through the government, but the closed door that the country shields itself with helps its citizens get involved in the mayhem as well.
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Corporations are facing the challenge of wanting to start using lower-cost tablets for their employees rather than laptops and desktops, but massive replacements come with massive costs. This year, more are taking the plunge and attempting to streamline productivity with tablets. Some will, at least.
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There has always been a fear when it comes to early-adoption of new technologies that heightens based upon age. The older one is when technologies are introduced, the more skeptical they generally treat the concept and application.
This truth holds when it comes to autonomous driving according to this study by J.D. Powers.
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It’s one of the lowest paid professions in America that requires a college degree, yet the importance of teachers in the growth and sustainability of the country goes without question. Are they heroes? Should they be?
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Most disruptions are seen as a bad thing, but when it comes to world-changing shifts, it can go either way. Climate change is a bad disruption, for example, while the increasing amount of connectivity between people across the globe is (generally) viewed as a good thing.
This graphic explores the perceptions and truths behind the potential for a world with 7 billion connected people.
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If your phone idle? Probably not.
Chances are that the smartphone and the apps that are on it are doing things that you couldn’t comprehend. They are constantly working. Here’s a look at how our chatty little smartphones are staying busy all the time.
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