The “internet of beings” is the idea of putting sensors inside us, connecting our organs to the web. It could revolutionize medicine by catching diseases early. But the security and ethical risks are staggering.
Upgrading your home to 2.5GbE networking isn’t just about raw speed. It’s a practical move that reveals bottlenecks and extends your network’s life, but you need to manage expectations and hardware choices carefully.
Kohler is marketing its $599 Dekoda smart toilet attachment with “end-to-end encryption.” But that encryption ends at Kohler’s servers, where the company can decrypt and process your bathroom data.
Samsung is removing all experimental Labs features from the SmartThings app on iPhones. The company hasn’t provided specific reasons for the removal, though low usage appears to be a factor. Users will lose access to these customization options in the coming weeks.
Withings’ U-Scan transforms your toilet into a health monitoring station. But does this urine-tracking device represent medical innovation or invasive surveillance? Our expert analysis reveals the hidden challenges.
