This is an interesting list of the five biggest technology trends that can make or break a career in healthcare and in other industries. What do you think about the list?

Several new games are set to premiere this year, a handful of which will be out soon. Which of these games are you anticipating? I've been dying to get my hands on Metro Exodus ever since I saw the trailer.

I hate it when people misuse tech to cause chaos and turmoil. It ruins things for the rest of us because regulations will become more strict.

If you need to buy some noise-cancelling earbuds, then check out this list by Wirecutter. The experts do some heavy testing before making recommendations and you'll even find a set one the list for less than $50.

At CES 2019 a lot of attention has been focused on the latest AI capabilities and the upcoming 5G speeds and compatible devices. One thing is for sure, big changes are coming in 2019.

The Xbox One is backward compatible, meaning it can play older Xbox games. To stay competitive with that console, analysts seem to think that Sony's upcoming PlayStation 5 will follow that trend. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

This new smart technology centered around our pets is set to appear at CES 2019. It successfully uses AI to keep the wrong cats out of the food.

A leaked video of Nokia's latest phone reveals that it has five cameras and could be officially announced as early as next month. I have to say that the camera sounds promising, especially if it really is capable of taking five pictures simultaneously. What do you think of it?

Can't get enough tech and have some money to burn? Then check out this list of after Christmas deals which includes everything from Beats headphones to the Apple iPad.

The most chilling quote in the article sums it all up, "Silicon Valley’s chosen business model—one that is almost uniformly shared by tech giants—is not one that is predicated on selling products to consumers, it’s one that is based on selling consumers to businesses."

Tips for improving how your Apple Watch tracks your exercise and movement while you wear it. Keeping your watch snug on your wrist is one of the tips for getting an accurate heart rate and making sure your workout is tracked.

According to the article, Puma produced its version of a smart shoe in 1986 long before fitness trackers and the IoT became mainstream. Puma has updated the technology and will manufacture a limited number of them for the market.