A little excited. A little anxious. You and your kid may have mixed feelings about their first phone. One way to dial up the good parts of phone ownership—while avoiding possible pitfalls—is to create a [Read More]
Your Facebook and Instagram experiences are about to change, and they will never sound the same again. Now when you talk to Meta AI, parent company Meta’s artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, it can talk back [Read More]
Technology has transformed our world by providing us with a gateway to stay connected at all hours of the day. Despite our best efforts at monitoring screen time, our pre-teens and teens are often chronically [Read More]
The U.S. National Science Foundation announces the NSF Game Maker Awards “Life in 2100” competition for K-12 students. To commemorate the agency’s milestone 75th anniversary, this competition invites students to create video games that imagine [Read More]
Welcome to the world of Travel Mobility Scooters for Family Vacation. These life-changing gadgets offer a new way to explore without strain. Imagine cruising through city streets or along coastal paths with ease, leaving [Read More]
There are some smart home energy solutions. They are going to go a long way in helping you reduce your energy costs. Installing smart home devices, such as appliances and thermostats will help you lower [Read More]
Color, learn, and discover fun characters that come to life in your exciting augmented reality quest for health! Stayhealthy’s new educational app includes fruits, vegetables, and a magical look into the human body with engaging [Read More]
The sparkle of holiday lights, glimmering merrily against dark, chilly winter evenings, brings smiles to young and old. Perhaps it’s nostalgia, perhaps it’s the festivity, perhaps it’s the wonder of anticipation that ushers in cozy [Read More]
The holidays are finally upon us, and that means finding fun activities for both you and your family to get into the spirit of this season. There is plenty to do right in your own [Read More]
According to a recent survey conducted by Norton, parents of children under 18 are overly trusting of their children using devices. In fact, over half (66 percent) of American parents let their kids go online [Read More]
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