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It’s Time To Smile. Here’s The Latest In Teeth Tech
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Has anyone else noticed there has been a smile revolution? Everything from your basic brush, to whitening kits, to pro-tools you can take home, hav... -
Luxury Wellness, How The 1% Invests In Their Health
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In today’s tech climate, more and more wealth is exponentially building quicker than ever. The Big Five ( Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, Google and Facebook) are currently valued at $9.3 Trillion, which is more than the next 27 most valuable US companies combined. And with their rise, more tech millionaires and billionaires are investing in their health more than ever. As history tells us, these trends will one day be every common man-and-woman’s practice. -
Your Personal Selfcare Routine
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While personalizing your skincare, makeup and haircare isn’t a new trend, technology, research, and cultural emphasis on our individual differences... -
Why Lithium Matters
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In early August, when American troops were pulling out of Kabul and the Taliban was taking over, I read an article about Afghanistan's natural resources. The review most notably pointed to Lithium. This was the third or fourth time in the past year the importance of lithium had stood out. Knowing there was a connection between lithium, batteries, and electric vehicles, my mind immediately jumped to Tesla’s sales growth in recent years. -
Female-Founded Tech Companies On The Rise
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In a male-dominated tech industry, female-founded businesses that make products to advance society are perhaps more important than ever. Offered more opportunities now than in the past, female entrepreneurs have to take every chance to prove themselves capable of achieving successes on-par with those of men. Female founders receive far less funding than men overall, yet they can produce better results. Here are some female-founded tech companies that are innovating and expanding the world as we know it. -
Product Review: The Birdie
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As a college student, I often find myself walking around at night, whether heading home from a friend’s place or the library, or hanging out downtown. And as a female, these walks can be less than comfortable. When female friends head out after dark, we warn each other to be careful. We ask, “Is your phone charged?”, “You’ll text me when you get there, right?”, and “Are you sure you don’t want a ride?” The fact that my safety isn’t guaranteed if I aim to get home alone after dark infuriates me because I shouldn’t have to live my life in fear of impending harm. So the Birdie is an exciting concept to me. -
Helping Those Who Are Different: 5 Tech Companies Killin' It
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Diversity in a company allows for a range of perspectives as different groups face different obstacles that require varying solutions. When there are more perspectives, there are more and fresher ideas for the company to implement. This is especially important in the tech industry, as new solutions are constantly being developed, and the consideration of neurodivergent perspectives in these decisions is important. -
Our Favorite Tech Products For Keeping Cool
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Summer is here! But along with the sunshine, longer days, and work excuses to take time off, there also comes rising temperatures. As everywhere in the northern hemisphere gets warmer, some of us find ourselves in places of unbearable heat. If you’re someone who’s uncomfortable in extreme humidity or heat, here are some solutions to make your sweltering summer more enjoyable, whether out in the sun or staying cool inside.
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A Teen's Experience With Tech: Are Shortened Attention Spans A Good Thing?
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According to Statistic Brain, people on average could maintain focus for 12 seconds at a time in 2000, while in 2013 that number had dropped to 8 seconds. While the accuracy of this statistic is debated, it may not actually matter whether our attention spans are shorter now than they were before smart devices were readily available in our homes, schools, and workplaces. Here's why...
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Tech To Be Grateful For
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We’ve all had moments of hating technology when our screens glitch or our smart devices fail to do just what we want them to. We’re worried about websites tracking us across the Internet and our devices listening to our conversations. But technology is still helpful and becoming more and more so. Just think about how reliant we are on these devices we are so suspicious of! Whether it’s cooling us down in extreme heat or protecting us from the dangers of the Internet, small tech products and software can help us in big ways. -
The Wild West Of Data Privacy
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Data is the new oil. We have entered a new era where everything is digitized, and if it hasn’t been, it will be. The International Data Corporation estimates that data will grow from 59 zettabytes (ZB) in 2020 to 175 ZB by 2025. The unprecedented surge in popularity of video streaming and digital services due to the pandemic will likely exacerbate that prediction. The rapid accumulation of data makes it the world’s most valuable and profitable asset. And that is not hyperbole. With something this profitable, everyone will want a piece of it, most notably big tech. -
Females-In-Tech Spotlight: Tashie George
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Tashie George, born in Liberia and now living in Minneapolis, MN, is the founder and CEO of IFRI LLC, a Life Solutions company connecting the U.S. with people and commerce in Africa. The term “life solutions” implies a difference from ordinary corporations; IFRI offers its users solutions to their everyday problems. Additionally, Tashie started each of IFRI’s brands in order to solve problems of her own.
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