ReadWriteWeb: "Internet users usually think of Wi-Fi networks as either open (hey, let's steal Internet from our neighbor instead of paying for it!) or closed (only those with a password can access the Internet). If you leave your network open, how often do you actually know the people who are also logged on?
Wifis.org, a new site created and operated by Berlin-based Mathias Nitzsche and "Robert," turns your WiFi network into a contact form of sorts, making you accessible to others via private messages that are transmitted through your WiFi network."
Jensen Huang discusses his thoughts on AI for the future, saying we could all become 'superhumans' if we choose to implement it more.
Save a ton of money - and storage - thanks to this 1TB SSD deal that marks the start of Amazon's latest Gaming Week promotion.
The ASUS ProArt Display PA32KCX is on the way - a brand-new 8K monitor designed for professionals, including DisplayPort 2.1 connectivity.
