John Niedbala
John Niedbala is the Editor-in-Chief and writer for Fanvive. When he's not working, you'll likely find him on the tennis court or trying a new local restaurant.
Youtube TV will stream and recored live TV for $35 a month
Watching tv how, when, and where you want is still a hassle (at least according to Youtube). Announced yesterday, Youtube TV will be launching in major...
Disney Research demonstrates an ‘ubiquitous wireless’ charging room
Wireless charging of phones today consists of setting it on a charging pad or dock. While this is technically wireless, it still keeps you tethered...
Xagent malware linked to Russian hacking group steals Mac passwords
A Russian hacking group that has previously been linked to attacks on the Dutch ministry, NATO, and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) have also been linked...
Kansas City’s Smart City provides a glimpse of a future with IoT
In December of 2015 the U.S Department of Transportation issued the Smart City Challenge to any mid size city in America. The challenge was for...
Facebook adds hardware support for Two Factor Authentication
A post Snowden era has put the spotlight on how vulnerable online services can be. Many companies including Google and the New York Times have already...
“Vanilla” drone breaks nonstop flight records
At New Mexico State University’s Unmanned Air Systems Flight Test Center the Vanilla Aircraft VA001 UAV drone took off for a record breaking flight. Vanilla,...
The Turf Tank ION autonomous robot comes to a sports field near you
Autonomous technology made a huge splash last year as companies like Uber and nuTonomy tested their vehicles on the streets of major cities. Other...
Department of Labor files lawsuit against Google for compensation data
Earlier this month the US Department of Labor filed a lawsuit against Google because of their failure to submit information as part of a...
New breathalyzer finds the “breathprint” of 17 diseases
Soon doctors could be using a newly developed breathalyzer to check patients for 17 diseases using only your breath. Researchers have discovered a way to detect...
AT&T Call Protect aims to curb nuisance calls
Tis the season for spammers and fraudsters to start calling again. The FTC has notices on how to spot fake charities or what to do if...
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Facebook now uses a selfie to prove your identity
The next time Facebook notices suspicious activity on your account, they could be asking you to verify your identity via selfie. The social media...
Google now shows wait times for sit down restaurants and soon grocery stores
Google has once again improved the live search results returned for businesses. Last year Google added the ability to do real time crowd tracking....
No one’s in the driver’s seat of these driverless cars by Waymo
This week, Waymo debuted a public test of their self-driving cars in the Phoenix metro area with one very important thing missing - a...