August means paralysis by analysis for true iPhone fanbois. Do you replace dying equipment today or wait until after the big show in September when Apple displays all their new products, upgrades, and dropped models? Which rumors do you trust? At least you can trust all these juicy newsbits.

Did you send George a birthday card? According to exhaustive internet research (no, really), George Jetson was born on July 31, 2022.

Welcome to mid-July, where every temperature is above average, and many are far above, as in ridiculously higher than normal.

NFL fans have waited a long time for something exciting. Cheer up, because some NFL teams open training camp on July 18 and others follow soon.

You know that sinking feeling when you accidentally double-click an item and order two items? Sometimes it’s not too bad, like two bags of cat food rather than one. You know you’ll need it eventually. But who double-clicked on “Hot Summer” this time?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will become so commonplace it will be taken for granted. We can say this with some confidence, because so many semiconductor manufacturers already have embedded processors that are designed for AI.

A no-code approach to IoT design means your entire team can be part of the design process.

Housing problems plague major cities, including New York. Luckily, a new building just opened for residents, Steinway Tower on 57th Street at Central Park.

Autonomy is part of automation in the Industrial IoT, but how do we put that much control at the edge of the network?

By continuously assessing the health of the system and individual components, condition monitoring can transform traditional maintenance policies to a predictive model.