#Technology

Circular's Ring 2, launching in 2025, will introduce blood pressure monitoring by year-end and aims for blood glucose trend tracking in 2026. This cutting-edge wearable surpasses current competitors, positioning it as a leader in health-focused smart rings, challenging even the Apple Watch.

Google's new anti-scraping measures challenge industries reliant on SEO by rendering traditional HTML scrapers obsolete. Businesses must adopt advanced JavaScript solutions, leading to increased costs and industry consolidation, as web scraping becomes a specialized technology sector.

The FCC, under Brendan Carr, is establishing a Council on National Security to address foreign threats, particularly from China, to U.S. tech and telecommunications. This marks a shift from CISA's previous responsibilities in this domain.

Hackers are targeting Microsoft 365 accounts by spoofing popular work apps like Adobe and DocuSign to steal login credentials and deliver malware. They exploit compromised accounts to distribute malicious OAuth apps, leading victims to phishing pages for credential theft.

Alphabet's Taara, a light-based internet project, spins off to become an independent company, using lasers for data transmission. Competing against Starlink, Taara offers cost-effective, high-bandwidth solutions for rural internet connectivity, with new compact chip designs expected by 2026.

The belief in Macs' inherent security is risky as macOS faces increasing threats. Infostealers and advanced attacks target enterprises, exploiting built-in vulnerabilities. Organizations must adopt comprehensive security measures and educate users to protect against growing macOS crimeware.

UK businesses face rising security risks due to complex IT systems with 64% citing technology complexity as a challenge. Fragmented solutions hinder threat management, yet there's optimism in AI's potential. Simplifying and integrating IT systems is crucial for enhancing cybersecurity.

Evan Feinman exits the BEAD program warning against a shift from fiber to satellite internet in rural areas, which could lead to slower, costlier connections. He criticizes the new administration's tech-neutral stance, urging adherence to Congress's direction for better connectivity.

BraX3 aims to be the ultimate privacy-focused smartphone, eliminating Google services and using iodéOS, an open-source Android alternative. It offers robust privacy features, modular design, and long-term usability, catering to users seeking control over their data and device functionality.