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Wi-Fi can detect weapons -- 'Sextortion' scam uses your phone number -- Apple's next big product is predicted
Ordinary Wi-Fi could be used to help make public places safer by detecting weapons and explosives, according to a study conducted by Rutgers University. There’s a new sleazy “sextortion” scam making the rounds, and this one has a sneaky twist. Amazon might be expanding its universe by purchasing its own chain of movie theaters. All that and more in Tech News Today from Komando.com.
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By Kim KomandoOrdinary Wi-Fi could be used to help make public places safer by detecting weapons and explosives, according to a study conducted by Rutgers University. There’s a new sleazy “sextortion” scam making the rounds, and this one has a sneaky twist. Amazon might be expanding its universe by purchasing its own chain of movie theaters. All that and more in Tech News Today from Komando.com.