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Apple Previews Its New Watch, As Company Begins To Take Pre-Orders
Tech
Here’s why your boss wants to treat you like a pro athlete
By Laura LorenzettiAugust 12, 2015
Fans wearing the number 42 of New York Yankees relief pitcher Mariano Rivera line up to enter the stadium in MLB game in New York
Tech
Tickets. (Check.) Glove. (Check.) Fingerprint scan. (Check. Wait—at a ballgame?)
By Daniel RobertsAugust 7, 2015
Biometrics Conference And Exhibition
Tech
Shutterfly hit with privacy suit over “faceprints,” use of photos
By Jeff John RobertsJune 18, 2015
A Wells Fargo Bank Branch Ahead Of Earnings Figures
Tech
Wells Fargo plans to scan your face and voice for mobile security
By Jonathan VanianJune 4, 2015
Imprivata, bulking up in health-care data security, buys biometrics maker HT Systems
Tech
Imprivata, bulking up in health-care data security, buys biometrics maker HT Systems
By Laura LorenzettiApril 30, 2015
Microsoft Introduces Larger Surface Tablet in Bid to Take Share
Tech
Your next Windows computer will recognize your face
By Ben GeierMarch 17, 2015
Biometrics Conference And Exhibition
Tech
How biometrics could improve health security
By Laura ShinFebruary 10, 2015
A pair of Beats Studio headphones designed in collaboration with the Brooklyn firm Snarkitecture.
Personal Technology
Forget the iWatch. Headphones are the original wearable tech
By David Z. MorrisJune 24, 2014
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