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FOU: This smart desk has a built-in computer, scanner and wireless earbuds – CNET
Plus three touchscreen monitors, sit/stand motors, gesture control, wireless phone charging… -
FOU: Amazon adds Arabic support for Kindle books
Amazon has announced that it now supports Arabic books on Kindle devices and within the Kindle mobile app. As one of the world’s top five languages in terms of number of native speakers, Arabic has been a long time coming for Kindle, but it finally now holds the same status… -
A company that once made eyes for Westworld-like robots adapted its depth-sensing software to work on dual-rear camera phones. -
PRESS RELEASE: Introducing Loqate! WORCESTER, England–(BUSINESS WIRE)–June 25, 2018– GBG, the global specialist in identity data intelligence, today announced the unification of its five existing location intelligence businesses – PCA Predict, GBG Loqate, Everything Location, Addressy and GBG Matchcode360 – to create a…Read More
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So was Kingdom Hearts 3, director Tetsuya Nomura concedes. -
Back to school shoppers and anyone looking at a new MacBook had better be aware of these potential pitfalls. -
AI continues to work its way into all aspects of marketing, advertising, and the myriad technologies that help us attract new clients. When it comes to working out trends, figuring out the best time to react, and conducting repeatable tasks, artificial intelligence trumps humans every time. A company that manages…
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It’s fine. Everything is fine.
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FOU: Yellowstone-style ERUPTION could be sparked by magma chamber rising to surface beneath US
A HUGE magma source has found to be growing under the United States which could one day shatter the surface in a huge explosion with a geophysicist warning the eruption could be a “distant relative” of Yellowstone. -
Munich-based Celonis announced today that it has raised $50 million in venture capital to turbocharge the growth of a company that has now become Europe’s newest unicorn. Celonis has developed technology to analyze the data generated by companies to make their operations more efficient. It’s a technology the company has dubbed…
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First it cheated my feelings. Now it wants my money? -
FOU: Top Tech Companies Met With Intelligence Officials to Discuss Midterms
A meeting in May was meant for a discussion of foreign meddling in this year’s midterm elections. But some tech officials left frustrated.
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