Justin Shaifer is a STEM revolutionary and educator. Shaifer earned a full scholarship from NASA and NOAA to attend Hampton University, where he received a
T-Mobile has issued a statement after its customers faced a 12-hour outage on Monday, June 15, 2020. The telecommunications firm’s President of Technology Neville Ray
WhatsApp is introducing a chatbot to help with coronavirus fact-checking. The new feature — which was launched this week by the Poynter Institute for Media
Facebook has launched a couples-only app. While many couples are separated during the global health pandemic the social media network has given them away to
Algorithms are sets of step-by-step instructions that tell a computer what to do. Algorithms can also be designed to learn by themselves instead of only
Samsung is donating smartphones to quarantined patients. The tech giant has revealed its plans to help fight the global virus, and the firm will be
Algorithms are everywhere. You rely on them every day to make countless important decisions. You hit the search button in Google, and the search engine
Twitter is testing a new feature to give users more freedom. The social media platform has announced “fleets” — similar to vanishing posts on sites
Relevant System’s CEO Nick Bey’s trip to Cameroon would change him. His team was assigned to design a weather station for local farmers to increase
Hyundai is teaming up with Uber to launch their air taxi service. The ride-sharing service revealed its first prototype flying taxi, which is expected to
Several of the top minds in business, technology, and hip-hop, business and technology attended the third annual Rolling Out Innovation Digital Entertainment Conference. Held at
A little entertainment on social media could lead to big privacy concerns. On July 15, FaceApp — a digital application that can alter the faces
Tammera L. Holmes is an aviator, aerospace STEM educator, and the founder and CEO of AeroStar Avion Institute NFP and AeroStar Consulting Corp. As a
Last week, the National Council of Negro Women Inc. hosted its inaugural GirlTech at its national headquarters located at 633 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W., in Washington,
Summer is quickly approaching. Whether your “summer body” is ready or not, there are a few apps that can help you begin your fitness journey or
Millennial serial entrepreneur, diversity champion and award-winning executive Natalie Madeira Cofield will deliver the keynote address at the National Council of Negro Women’s first GirlTech event on
Millions of people are dehydrated from refusing to drink water daily. Others simply are too busy to remember to have a sip here and there.
The National Council of Negro Women Inc. was founded in 1935 by renowned educator and activist Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune. Nearly a century later, this
Zen: Meditation & Sleep Reduce stress and anxiety with this popular app. It provides deep sleep music as well as morning meditation music to start
Sometimes we all need a little help keeping track of our finances. While some can afford to pay others big bucks to do it for
