Apple kit could let iPhones become hardware wallets | Smart home products showcased at CE Week 2019 | Toyota to implement engine shut-off, auto-park features
The release of Apple's CryptoKit could lead to the use of iPhones as hardware wallets for cryptocurrencies. Apple says the kit will enable app developers to create secure hashes for authentication and cryptographic keys.
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A plethora of smart home products were on display in the Connected Design Home experience at technology show CE Week 2019. From a shower system with six-color LED indirect chromotherapy lighting to a heated, automated toilet, technology for the entire home was well presented, writes Rob Stott.
Toyota's 2020 model vehicles will include two new automation features. The vehicles will automatically turn off an engine after it is left running for a predetermined amount of time, and they will also automatically shift or apply the parking brake if a vehicle is exited without being put in park.
Chinese electric vehicle startup Byton gave a sneak preview in pictures of the futuristic interior for its M-Byte SUV, writes Kyle Hyatt. The vehicle, due for release in 2020, still includes a 48-inch dashboard-spanning screen from its original plans and adds a touch screen near the armrest for climate control and other needs.
Preorders are being accepted for the June 21 release of the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G on Sprint's 5G network. The Samsung launch is four days after AT&T's release of the smartphone, but it is available to all customers, not just businesses and developers.
Belkin has released the USB-C Multimedia Hub, Thunderbolt 3 Dock Mini and Thunderbolt 3 Cable. All the products are designed to help mobile workers plug peripherals into thin, lightweight laptops with USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 ports.
Retailers are combing their brick-and-mortar stores with e-commerce to bring greater profits. A study by Internet Retailer found that the companies benefiting most from using both stores and e-commerce are Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Best Buy, Macy's, Dick's Sporting Goods, Kohl's, Nordstrom, Lowe's and JC Penney.
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Reducing stress through tech
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Train Your Employees with a VR Headset
CTA's vice president of U.S. Jobs, Jennifer Taylor, interviewed Sara Decker, Walmart's director of Federal Government Affairs about the future of work, and how the country's largest employer, Walmart, is creating a culture of continuous learning for its one million associates. Read more.
[We] thought that once we'd climbed the mountain, it was unlikely anyone would ever make another attempt.
Sir Edmund Hillary, mountaineer who, with Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, was the first climber to reach Mount Everest's summit
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