Sometimes referred to as "lazy eye," The National Eye Institute (NEI) defines amblyopia as "the medical term used when the vision in one of the eyes is reduced because the eye and the brain are not ...

eSpeaks host Corey Noles sits down with Qualcomm's Craig Tellalian to explore a workplace computing transformation: the rise of AI-ready PCs. Matt Hillary, VP of Security and CISO at Drata, details ...

Another day passes and yet we still know nothing official about Apple’s next iPhone. So within the meantime, you may be looking at how you can freshen up the appearance of your current iPhone 4. Well, ...

iPatch, a third-party iPhone repair company based in the UK, has come up with this iPhone modification that puts a backlight behind the Apple logo on the back of the iPhone 4. Chris and Andy, the guys ...

Avaya is broadening cable network management capabilities with the iPatch monitoring system. A combination of software and electronically enabled hardware enables the iPatch to continuously monitor ...

Avaya has expanded its iPatch System product portfolio with the introduction of additional hardware and software for the intelligent patch cord management solution. The updated system is now able to ...

For some people, the fact that you can’t tell if the camera on your phone is on or not is a very real privacy worry. They’re concerned that it might be possible for someone to remotely control your ...

iPatch 2.1 has been released.

Are you often masturbating with the worry that someone’s staring at you through your iSight? Fear not, the iPatch is here to save your dignity. Just place the plastic iPatch—which is available in four ...

If you feel like somebody’s watching you when you’re using that iMac or MacBook Pro, the iPatch iSight lens cover will make sure Big Brother isn’t keeping tabs on your stuff. Available in four colors, ...

[photopress:ipatch.jpg,full,center]Scared that l33t Haxx0rz are able to watch you through your MacBook or iMac’s iSight camera without you knowing it? Always on your best behavior because you don’t ...

Security company Symantec Corp. announced plans to release a patch management product today that it says will enable small and medium-size businesses to stay on top of software vulnerabilities.