Recent Posts

Next stimulus checks: What to expect

[dzs_video source=”https://cnet.redvideo.io/2022/09/12/da1235c1-1da5-48a2-9e66-c0b630d59573/upgradeyourphone-1_720h3200k.mp4″ cover=”https://www.cnet.com/a/img/resize/ae013db9cfbb41ae85c789f369ce9b910ddfd008/hub/2020/09/12/79cd6590-1b34-44f1-8caf-88ba211dd369/newsone-00-03-27-15-still003.jpg?auto=webp&fit=cover&height=482&width=856″ config=”skinauroradefault” width=”100%” height=”600″ logo=”https://joggingvideo.com/wp-content/uploads/tdn_pic_2.png” config=”skinauroradefault” autoplay=”off” cue=”on” loop=”off” type=”video” logo=”0000″ logo_link=”5555″ responsive_ratio=”default” …

Read More »

Space, warships and iPhones: A history of the gyroscope

Gyroscopes are everywhere. They’re in your phone, your smartwatch and even in your car. But this often-overlooked sensor has a fascinating history that dates all the way back to ancient times. It’s even partly responsible for the infamous Mile High Club. A gyroscope measures angular movement, and along with the accelerometer, it helps your phone with everything from recording smooth …

Read More »

Zoom’s apps now allow logging in with 2

Zoom’s videoconferencing apps have become essential for some schools and businesses looking to stay connected during the pandemic, but the company’s rise has also seen it dealing with security challenges. In a bid to make its service more secure, Zoom Video Communications on Thursday began expanding support for two-factor authentication for logging in to its platform.  As detailed in a …

Read More »