Reddit Plans to Add AI-Powered Search Results Later This Year
AI tools are everywhere, whether you want them or not. It seems that Reddit's executives really want them.
Adam has been a writer at Tech.co for nine years, covering fleet management and logistics. He has also worked at the logistics newletter Inside Lane, and has worked as a tech writer, blogger and copy editor for more than a decade. He was a Forbes Contributor on the publishing industry, for which he was named a Digital Book World 2018 award finalist. His work has appeared in publications including Popular Mechanics and IDG Connect, and his art history book on 1970s sci-fi, 'Worlds Beyond Time,' was a 2024 Locus Awards finalist. When not working on his next art collection, he's tracking the latest news on VPNs, POS systems, and the future of tech.
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What Is Fleet Electrification? Strategies, Costs, and Benefits
Save the planet alongside your fuel costs: We explain the many benefits of upgrading your fleet to electric vehicles.
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Hostinger Website Builder Review – Features, Pricing, Competitors
This website builder doesn't allow for a lot of customization, but it has a lot of potential and an attractive price tag.
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These States Will Pay You To Move There and Work Remotely
Plenty of up-and-coming regions are hoping to lure in remote workers with cold, hard cash. Here are the best offers.
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GPS Insight Review: Features, Costs, and Support Options Explained
GPS Insight is one of the most economic fleet management services to handle all the basics, from routing to maintenance.
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What Is GPS? Here’s How the Navigation Technology Works
Want to locate objects or navigate anywhere in the world? You need a GPS.
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Apple Intelligence AI Tools Will Not Be Ready for the iOS 18 Launch
Apple's AI tools won't be available as quickly as the company had previously claimed.
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Best Remote Data Entry Jobs: Tips and Tricks for Finding Them
Remote data entry positions are a great way to get your foot in the tech industry door. As a result, they're hard to find.
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US Cybersecurity Firm Accidentally Hires North Korean Hacker
"Do we have egg on our face? Yes," says the company CEO following the hire.
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Best Free AI Training Courses You Can Take in July 2024
Figure out the ethical tangles behind big data or build your IBM Watson chatbot with these free courses.
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Survey: Nearly Half of US Firms Hope to Reduce Staff By Using AI
You're not wrong to worry, it turns out: A lot of bosses really do want to replace you with automation and AI.
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45 Top Fully Remote Jobs You Can Apply for in July 2024
Some of the most remote-friendly companies include Microsoft, Nvidia, and Stripe. They're all hiring now.
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Fleet Management vs. Telematics: What’s the Difference?
Vehicle telematics collect data like GPS location, ignition, or speed. Fleet management systems use that data.
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What Is a Fleet Management System?
It's the most important software and hardware system a fleet can adopt. So what does a fleet management system do?
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RCS Is Coming to iPhones With iOS 18 Beta 2. Here’s What Will Change.
Read receipts, typing indicators, and high-quality media are coming to Android texts on iPhones soon.
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Fully Remote Jobs at Apple You Can Apply for in June 2024
Apple's hiring, and the company has a few handfuls of entirely work-from-home positions available this month.
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Best Free VPN Trials and Introductory Offers for June
Need to use a high-quality VPN for free? Check out these great options – and don't forget to cancel after a month.
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Study: 25% of Bosses Used RTO Policy to Get Employees to Quit
"One in four (25%) VP and C-suite executives admit they hoped for some voluntary turnover during an RTO."
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Best Free AI Training Courses You Can Take in June 2024
Learn how machine learning works from a Stanford professor or dive into AI's applications in Python with these free courses.
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Survey: Lack of Support Turns Away 30% of LGBTQ+ Applicants
42% of survey respondents say they value companies that offer "public declarations" in favor of LGBTQ+ rights.
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Ticketmaster’s Half Billion Data Breach: What You Need To Do Right Now
If you've ever used Ticketmaster, criminals probably have your name, order history, and partial payment information.