TechSpective

"TechSpective" combines the words "technology" and "perspective." Its mission is to provide fresh and insightful views on how technology influences our lives and business practices. In addition to exploring the latest technology trends and urgent news, TechSpective aims to present these stories in a way that is valuable and pertinent to you. We deliver thorough reports and detailed feature articles, alongside timely news updates, product evaluations, and community contributions, all written in straightforward language and from a distinctive angle on technology.

National

English

Blog

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#1444825

United States

#741882

Computers Electronics and Technology/Computers Electronics and Technology

#12050

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

HP Wolf Security's Edge

4 days ago | techspective.net | Rob Enderle

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, companies face a constant barrage of threats targeting their data and infrastructure. The approach they take to secure their operations can significantly impact their resilience and ability to protect themselves. While some opt for partnerships with external cybersecurity providers, HP has taken a different route, integrating its security offerings directly into the company through HP Wolf Security.
Reviews Archives

1 week ago | techspective.net | Steven Lawrence Sr |Kayleigh Bridges |Rob Enderle

Disclaimer: Textable did not ask me to review their service, and therefore, no free account was provided, nor was a discount of any sort. I signed up of my own free will for my business and paid for it out
Gear Tested and Approved: My Top Picks for Dads and Grads This Season

1 week ago | techspective.net | Tony Bradley

With Father’s Day and graduation season around the corner, the pressure is on to find gifts that are more than just thoughtful—they should be useful, durable, and preferably, something the recipient will actually use. I’ve spent the past few months testing out a range of gadgets and gear, and I’ve put together a list of products that I not only recommend—I rely on them myself.
Intel ARC Pro: Democratizing AI Development with Budget-Friendly Power

1 week ago | techspective.net | Rob Enderle

While the cutting edge of Artificial Intelligence (AI) often demands top-tier, and correspondingly top-dollar, hardware, a significant and rapidly expanding community of innovators is exploring the vast potential of AI on a more constrained budget. These researchers, hobbyists and smaller enterprises require professional-grade graphics capabilities without the prohibitive cost often associated with high-end solutions.
A “Think”-ing Approach to the Modern Workplace

2 weeks ago | techspective.net | Rob Enderle

Here in Bend, Oregon, the tech landscape is constantly evolving, and today brings a significant announcement from Lenovo, a company with a fascinating history of reinvention. Back in the heyday of IBM, a name synonymous with enterprise computing, the “Think” brand was born. While IBM eventually divested its PC business, Lenovo astutely acquired it, demonstrating a remarkable ability to not only sustain but revitalize businesses that even the mighty IBM had seen waning.
A New Reality for Cybersecurity Collaboration

3 weeks ago | techspective.net | Tony Bradley

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSIn the latest episode of the TechSpective Podcast, Errol Weiss, Chief Security Officer at Health-ISAC, joins me to dive into a timely and thought-provoking conversation on how cybersecurity collaboration is changing—especially when it comes to public and private sector relationships. For over a decade, Health-ISAC has played a vital role in helping healthcare organizations share threat intelligence and best practices.
Fast-Tracking Your Path to Breach Readiness

3 weeks ago | techspective.net | Tony Bradley

Microsegmentation has evolved from a nice-to-have to a core element of any modern cybersecurity strategy. As attack surfaces expand and lateral movement becomes the attacker’s playground, isolating workloads and segmenting networks has become essential. Yet despite its benefits, many organizations hesitate to adopt microsegmentation due to fears around complexity, disruption, and long deployment timelines. That hesitation may be a thing of the past.
Purple Microsoft Snapdragon Surface Pro - Is This the Perfect Surface?

3 weeks ago | techspective.net | Rob Enderle

My wife and I share a strong preference for the color purple. We appreciate its aesthetic and often seek it out in products we purchase. So, we noted with genuine excitement when Microsoft unveiled its latest Surface Pro iteration, the 12-inch Surface Pro Copilot+ PC. Among the standard Platinum and a new blue-green ‘Ocean’ color, Microsoft introduced a striking Violet (Violet is a type of Purple) option (Tom’s Hardware).
The Bee Pioneer: A Step Towards Digital Immortality or a Chronicle of Your Every Utterance?

1 month ago | techspective.net | Rob Enderle

Here in Bend, Oregon, where the whispers of innovation often echo through the pines, a new wearable device, the Bee Pioneer bracelet ($49.99), has emerged, promising to capture a comprehensive record of your spoken words. While seemingly a niche product with potential near-term benefits, the implications of such a device extend far beyond memory aids or courtroom evidence.
Cybersecurity, Trust, and the Shifting Landscape of Government Oversight

1 month ago | techspective.net | Tony Bradley

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSHow do you navigate a cybersecurity landscape where the threats are constantly evolving—and so is the government’s role in defending against them? I sat down with Jeff Man, a respected voice in cybersecurity and someone with deep roots in both the public and private sectors, to talk about this (and a bunch of other stuff) for the latest episode of the TechSpective Podcast.