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The 12 devices that fail first when you forget batteries (and why smart homes still depend on AA power)
There is a version of the future where everything is wireless, rechargeable, and self-sustaining. That future has not arrived yet. In the meantime, your home probably runs on AA and AAA batteries in ...
How would you grade your organization’s cybersecurity? A new report does just that, and the results are concerning for medical device companies. Overall, healthcare gets a passing B+, but medical ...
More than 40% of smart home installs develop serious reliability problems within the first six months — and the cause is rarely a defective device. Connecting smart devices to a blended 2.4GHz and ...
AI-enabled medical devices might perform well during testing, but some could still fail when used on real-world patients whose medical images differ from the data used to train the underlying models, ...
Boston Scientific announced multiple recalls but has said its battery issues were limited. One internal test in 2025 found batteries with an “extremely high failure rate.” Credit...Illustration by Mel ...
Gaps in access to prescribed diabetes technology are common, often arise from early device failure, and lead to disruptions in diabetes management, new research found. The top three reasons for the ...
A catastrophic glitch has rocked Australia's telecommunications landscape, with Telstra revealing on 22 October 2025 that over 70 Samsung phone models fail to connect to Triple Zero emergency services ...
Grid devices are vulnerable to cyber attacks that exploit software weaknesses, which can cause operational disruptions similar to physical failures. Maintaining software security in long-lived ...
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