Australian researchers have found that Coronavirus can remain infectious on glass surfaces like phone displays for up to 28 days.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf announced on Tuesday that the state is launching COVID Alert PA, its COVID-19 contact tracing app.
The UK will take on the coronavirus pandemic with a new app set to launch this Thursday. A new report said that the app will launch without contact tracing, but a government clarification resolved the issue.
Now that kids are heading back to school, it's important to equip them with protective face masks. But there's an overwhelming amount of choice out there. We've scoured the Internet to find you some of the best ones in various styles, sizes, and types.
The app now uses Apple and Google’s Exposure Notification technology after the NHSX scrubbed its own in-house solution.
COVID-19 contact tracing apps consume little power with Google's native APIs, but Android OEMs like Samsung and Huawei blocked notifications with their hyper-aggressive power-saving measures.
With the CDC recommending that citizens wear face coverings when going out in public, you might be wondering how best to get your hands on a few without venturing to the stores near you which are likely out of stock anyway. Luckily, we know where to look.
These reusable face masks come in 2-packs and feature the city names of top NFL teams so dad can rep his favorite. They're seamless, one-size fits all, and washable for re-use. Woot also has masks with Father's Day messages on sale.
Podcast Addict has been pulled from the Play Store in a case of what appears to be overzealous enforcement of COVID-19 policies. It was restored later with a personal apology from Google's Hiroshi Lockheimer via Twitter.
With the right data, nothing is impossible. When it comes to predicting illness, your wearable might be able to provide that right data.
Twitter's new drive to prevent misinformation sees the company applying labels on tweets spreading COVID-19 misleading information. In some cases where the risk of harm is severe, it may pull them entirely.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Google arms healthcare providers with Nest Cam. The company hopes this will help save in PPE costs as caregivers can now remotely monitor patients without the need for contact.
Apple and Google have released screenshots and code samples of what a contact tracing app built on their platforms could look like. The effort is intended to help public health agencies build efficient apps as they attempt to control the pandemic.
An analysis of India’s Aarogya Setu contact tracing app by Gizmodo has revealed that it poses several privacy risks and enables “federal surveillance.” The app has been downloaded by over 75 million users in India so far.
Social media platforms are using their reach and large user-base to bolster social safety nets. Instagram and TikTok are launching new live fundraising features, letting live-streamers raise funds for nonprofits directly.
Be smart. Be safe. Stop believing everything you read (including this!) and look for the truth whenever you see something stupid.
Amazon has been ordered to limit its French shipments while the company works to enable a safe working environment for its warehouse staff. The order goes into effect immediately and will last for a month.
You should never blindly trust any tech company when it comes to your privacy. However, when the time comes where you can install an app or opt-in to a service to help fight COVID-19, I urge you to give up just a bit of privacy to help us all.
With N95 respirator mask shortages worldwide, you might be wondering how to get your hands on viable face masks to protect you and your family. Luckily, there are several easy methods for making your own effective face coverings with materials you likely already own.
Google is adding a dedicated COVID-19 hub to its News app, enabling users to surface relevant stories on the global pandemic. The search giant will also celebrate health workers and delivery drivers in this week's Google Doodles.