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Here’s to Your Health: Wearable Medical Technology

One of the first notable owners of wearable technology was Caroline Murat, Queen of Naples. In the early 1800s, designer Abraham-Louis Breguet created the first wristwatch for the queen. Though it was limited in functionality,...

How to Set Up Wi-Fi in Healthcare

The digital transformation has already changed healthcare, from instant patient access to doctors’ notes to new tools for medical diagnoses. Leading-edge technology is deeply integrated into clinic and hospital systems, including electronic health records (EHRs) ,...

IoMT: The Internet of Medical Things

If you’ve ever tracked your heart rate while working out, you’ve participated in the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT). And if you or a loved one has diabetes or a heart condition, the ability to...

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12 best gifts for gamers

The holidays are right around the corner, which means it’s time to get a head start on your shopping list. If you’ve got a gamer or two in your crew, that also means staying up...

Digital graveyards: where old accounts go to rest

Digital graveyards: where old accounts go to rest and how to bury them with online data management Imagine you’re in a cemetery. You look at a headstone. Instead of a stranger’s name and date, it...

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How small businesses can switch internet providers

When it comes to internet providers, you have an overwhelming number of options. As a small business owner, you need the best possible internet connection to keep your business running smoothly and efficiently. If your...

Zombie IoT Devices: Reviving Your IoT Home Security Before It’s Too Late

If you’re not sure what IoT home security is and how bot attacks can overwhelm it like a zombie horde, then you’re in the right place. Keep reading to see why every home should be...

Haunted hard drives: Why you need data wiping for data that just won’t die

You can’t see it, it follows you everywhere, and one day it may attack you when you’re least expecting it. It’s not a vengeful ghost. It’s the personal data you let out into the world...

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Unleash the power of fiber internet for a more productive home office

The past several years have changed the way we work, as the number of people primarily working from home tripled between 2019 and 2021 according to the United States Census Bureau. Many remote workers beefed...

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Vampire virus: How malware sucks the life out of your devices

We all know the classic vampire line, I want to suck your blood. But have you ever heard of a vampire virus that wants to suck the life out of your devices? Malware is the...

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Ghosts in the machine: The spooky world of zombie computers

When you hear the word “zombie,” you probably think of a grotesque creature stumbling towards you, hoping to chomp on your brains. But did you know that your computer can be infected by a zombie...

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Connecting classrooms: Empowering educators with high-speed internet on World Teacher’s Day

Teachers are the heart of education. Do you still remember a teacher who impacted your life? Maybe they took extra time to teach you how to read or encouraged you in your future career path....

Teenager in their room during a gaming tournament

How to prepare for a competitive gaming tournament

Competing in a gaming tournament can be grueling, especially if you’re a beginner. Of course, you need to make sure you have the right equipment and high-speed internet made for gaming. But there’s a lot...

Woman learning how to make a QR code

How to make a QR code for your Wi-Fi Password

We all know how annoying it is to type super long passwords just to log in to your own Wi-Fi. Even worse—hearing your friends and family complain about how complicated your passwords are. After all,...

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Study session with Quantum Fiber: How has technology changed studying?

In 2020, the World Economic Forum predicted that technology would change the way we learn in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Students and teachers alike were forced to adapt to an unprecedented situation, taking...

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month: Celebrating Latinx tech stars

Each year since 1968, we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month. This observance, which runs from September 15 to October 15, honors the history, cultures, and contributions of those whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the...

Mother and son using online learning platforms

National Online Learning Day: Best online learning platforms

Online learning has opened up a world of opportunity for busy students, parents, and professionals. For those who are unable to attend in-person classes, virtual learning offers the possibility to further your education—all from the...

Volunteer prepping supplies for National Preparedness Month

5 tips for National Preparedness Month

Do you know what to do in case of a hurricane or wildfire evacuation? It’s great if you have a plan in place for emergencies, but if you don’t, now is not the time to...

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What is the Affordable Connectivity Program?

Stay connected An update on the Affordable Connectivity Program The federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) officially ended on June 1, 2024. Keeping your home online remains a priority—that is why Quantum Fiber now offers The...

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7 must-have digital art tools for artists

Arts and crafts stores aren’t the only places where artists can find tools for their work. Now, artists and creatives can head to Best Buy or the Apple Store to get their art supplies. You...