With summer travel plans already in the works, Kurt "Cyberguy" Knutsson highlights his top tips to make your trip is as tech and travel-friendly as possible.
A massive cyberattack targeted private information that could affect millions of Americans, Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how to keep your info safe.
After Google agreed to a $23 million settlement for sharing user searches with a third-party, the tech giant stated that it is not because it did wrong.
Kurt "The CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how these Apple iPhone accessibility features can make the device more friendly for users who may need assistance.
Scanning your documents only requires your phone. Kurt "CyberGuy' Knutsson explains how to scan all your important documents on your iOS Notes app or Google Drive.
Amazon prime subscribers may soon be able to receive a low-cost or free wireless phone service as Amazon is currently in talks with several phone carriers.
Artificial intelligence platforms can mimic human learning, but will likely not match human-like cognition unless the programs are connected to robots, study finds.
AI can take text and quickly create video based off the words typed into the software. This can be done to create both short animations and longer videos.
Jason Crawford, a lawyer from Columbus, Georgia, sued Facebook after he claims the company denied him access to his own account and refused to hear his appeal.
There are a number of free screensavers and wallpaper you can use for your computer including pexels, wallpaper safari, desktop nexus and HD wallpaper.
Many gamers have been exposed to cyber attacks and are having their data stolen, Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how you can use antivirus software to keep your data safe.
Voice cloning is on the rise and easier than ever to do. There are tons of apps and software that use artificial intelligence technology to replicate voices in just minutes.
Employees who frequently use artificial intelligence at work are more likely to suffer from loneliness, insomnia and binge drinking, according to a new study.