Innovators are coming up with various new ways to pay for things, helping us simplify our lives in the process. After years of credit card reign, wearable payment devices are the next big thing. From smartwatches, fitness trackers and wristbands to clothing and jewelry, the huge potential of the
Internet of Things is emerging as the third wave in the development of the Internet and is already changing the way all businesses, governments, and consumers interact with the physical world. The term refers to devices that collect and transmit data via the Internet. This includes everything from
You employees want fast computers – but you can’t always provide the newest and shiniest PC. Still, you should watch out for outdated hardware, because it affects your business more than you think. From a financial point of view, it makes sense to want to prolong the life of your employees’ devices
Who Is Satoshi Nakamoto? To this day, the identity of the man who invented the digital currency Bitcoin is enshrined in mystery. That’s right, Satoshi Nakamoto’s true identity has never been confirmed. According to NYTimes writer Nathaniel Popper , “someone using the name Satoshi Nakamoto released t
“Wash, rinse and repeat.” That’s how Justin Watras of Brooks Brothers described the paper-based process that used to take up hours whenever they wanted to hire a new employee. Nowadays, things are a little different. “We went from the Dark Ages to The Cloud,” he adds. And it’s true: cloud technology
While they’re not as big as cellphones yet, wearables devices are steadily establishing their place on the market. According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Wearable Device Tracker, 125.5 million wearable devices will be shipped in 2017, 20.4% more compared to the 1
