Month: December 2017

The quest to make order fulfillment as efficient as possible is fueling an unlikely robotic renaissance that’ll have implications far beyond the warehouse. Read the original post by Matt Simon

The checkered history of planned cities doesn’t augur well for Saudi Arabia’s Neom. Read the original post by Zachary Karabell

Making a website isn’t nearly as terrifying as it used to be. Welcome back to Coding Corner! Today, we’ll be looking at a topic I’ve been […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell

Months after the initial announcement and an accidental slip on Apple’s part, Amazon has finally made its Prime Video app for tvOS available for download through the […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

The iPhone X replaces the Home button for a software, gesture-based Home bar. And at first glance, it looks too cumbersome. And yes, the App […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Amazon Video is finally available on Apple TV. Now you can stream all your Prime content without having to AirPlay! Six months after it was first […] Read the original post by Lory Gil

AI.type, a popular virtual keyboard application on Android is coming under fire for allegedly leaving its servers unprotected, which has now resulted in the leak […] Read the original post by Chethan Rao

HP and Asus will be among the first to offer “Always Connected PCs” that run Windows 10 on Arm-based processors. Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Just last month, Waze introduced an update that brought about motorcycle mode that was aimed at motorcyclists. Given that Google owns Waze, we suppose it […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

A couple of days ago, OnePlus officially took the wraps off the OnePlus 5T Star Wars edition . There have been rumors about the handset […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

While Amazon might ship to most parts of the world, sometimes shipping can be slow and expensive due to Amazon not having local fulfilment centers. […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Cloud-native storage on-premises and across public clouds enables freedom of mobility and scale for new and classic data-centric applications. Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

To come up with a new material, scientists need to test millions of recipes. Machine learning helps narrow down the options. Read the original post by Sophia Chen

China’s search giant, Baidu, missed mobile. It’s now staking its future on AI—and it just might have an edge. Read the original post by Jessi Hempel

Tim Wu, who coined the phrase “net neutrality,” says the FCC’s proposal to revoke net neutrality rules ignores history and the law. Read the original post by Tim Wu