Just two days before the PGA Championship, hackers breached the computer servers of the PGA of America, locked officials out of important files for the tournament, and demanded ransom to...
Sports technology companies have become the latest in a long line of targets for patent trolls or “non-practicing entities” (NPEs). We previously discussed the world of these trolls in 2016....
What do tonight’s NBA Finals game, technology and collective bargaining negotiations have in common? Maybe more than you would suspect. When the NBA and NBPA released the new collective bargaining agreement (CBA) set to become effective in July, it marked the first time the league clarified its stance on the use of wearable technology. Article […]
The world’s most recognizable wearable brand—Fitbit—has a new product for consumers to be excited about. After releasing the Fitbit Blaze about a month ago, which was seemingly Fitbit’s entry into the smart watch market, the company has finalized the Fitbit Alta for sale. Coming in at $130, the Alta appears to be a hybrid between […]
