MMIT Technology Reviewadded this to MIT Technology ReviewMMPhotons Quantum radar has been demonstrated for the first timeMIT Technology Review - Emerging Technology from the arXiv A radar device that relies on entangled photons works at such low power that it can hide behind background noise, making it useful for biomedical and …
BBrent Fitzpatrickadded this to MOBILE AND TECHFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoLock Screen Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus: Key settings you need to changeDigital Trends - Julian Chokkattu Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus are packed to the brim with features and we detail some of the highlights in our in-depth reviews. But many …
VVeni,Vidi,Vixiadded this to Geek MeatTTSingularity An AI in China caught a murderer while scanning the dead person's faceTNW - Ivan MehtaWe’ve read plenty of stories of how AI can be horrible, but it can also be surprisingly useful. According to a report by the South China Morning Post, a person accused of murder was caught by an AI after
LLes Shindelmanadded this to Dawg.BytesMMApple 5 iPhone settings to change nowMashable - Karissa BellYou're probably using your iPhone wrong. Okay, maybe not wrong wrong, but there's a very good chance you could be using your phone a lot more efficiently. When was the last time you took a moment and your
zzhogfanadded this to EV..ENERGY ENVIROMNT RENEWABLECCApple Park Apple teams with soy sauce company to build rooftop solar panelsCult of Mac - Luke DormehlApple is developing rooftop solar arrays with a company best known for making soy sauce, a new report claims. The Cupertino company has supposedly teamed up with Taiwan’s Wan Ja Shan Brewery Co. as part
SSteve Levittadded this to App World99Google Drive Google Drive for Android and iOS can now fill out PDF forms9to5Google - Abner LiEarlier this month, Google rolled out Drive’s new Priority page with Workspaces to all G Suite editions. The Android and iOS apps are now gaining support for filling out basic PDF forms. Google Drive Android
PPopular Scienceadded this to TechnologyPPApps You can stop bots and spammers from calling you so freaking muchPopular Science - David NieldFight back against Agent Smith from the “Federal Investigations Department.” Your smartphone is a lot of things—a way to communicate with your loved ones, a tool to share your world, an occasional gaming
11rwadded this to Saved stories99Robocall Major US carriers join forces with state attorneys general to fight robocalls9to5Mac - Chance MillerThe fight among carriers and regulators over the robocalling problem continues this week. The Washington Post reports that 12 of the largest telephone companies, as well as 51 state attorneys general,
KKMadded this to Security StuffZZBug Bounty Programs Valve patches recent Steam zero-days, calls turning away researcher 'a mistake'ZDNet - Catalin Cimpanu Valve also updates bug bounty rules to prevent similar incidents from happening again. Gaming giant Valve has called turning away a security …
MMashableMMIntel Corporation Intel Displays Its First Pair Of AI ChipsMashable - Aakarsh DubeRecently, Intel unveiled two new CPUs that will utilize artificial intelligence which will be the first time the company will use AI based chips. According to Tech Radar, the two chips are part of the
MMediumadded this to OneZeroFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoHBO Max The Next Re-bundling Will Be Multi-Media (Video, Music, Games, News)medium.com - Mike Raab As consumers bemoan the disaggregation of their favorite TV shows from Netflix into Disney+, HBO Max, NBCUniversal, and other streaming apps, it’s …
BBusiness Insideradded this to FinanceBBFinTech Zurich-based Numbrs is the latest fintech to join the unicorn clubBusiness Insider - Mekebeb TesfayeThe Zurich-based fintech, whose investors include former Deutsche Bank CEO Josef Ackermann, raised $40 million at a valuation of over $1 billion, reports Bloomberg. The latest investment brings Numbrs'
MMichael Hartley CFP®added this to CYBER: Privacy, Crime, & SecurityCCRansomware Texas ransomware attacks show big gaps in cyber defenses — expect more like themCNBC - Kate Fazzini The ransomware attacks against more than 20 Texas towns this week are significant. Though little is known about the origins of the attacks, the …
PPOLITICOPPU.S. Politics European officials draft radical plan to take on Trump and U.S. tech companiesPOLITICO - By BJARKE SMITH-MEYER, LILI BAYER, JAKOB HANKE and RYAN HEATHIn a bid to counter Trump, EU officials are proposing to unilaterally slap tariffs on the United States. European Union officials have drawn up an aggressive 173-page plan to counter both President Donald
DDoug Sandlinadded this to Technology UnboundWWCulture You Are Already Having Sex With RobotsWIRED - Emma Grey Ellis Henry the sex robot is the “mind” of a “woman” trapped in the “body” of a “man.” When you talk to Henry, you’re really talking to an artificial …
LLogic105added this to HumorTTSamsung Samsung allegedly removed a women's sexual health stall from a women in tech eventTNW - Cara CurtisYesterday, Samsung hosted an event in San Francisco on the “Growth and Innovation in the Wearable Device Market.” Co-hosted with SF Women in Tech, the conference showed off some of the biggest new innovations
CCNNadded this to JusticeCCFraud Dozens charged in global online fraud scheme bustCNN US prosecutors have charged 80 people -- mostly Nigerians -- in a widespread conspiracy that defrauded at least $6 million from businesses and vulnerable elderly women.
JJohn Doeadded this to All That Is Interesting99Siri Contractors in Ireland heard 1,000 Siri audio recordings every shift, now laid off following suspension of Siri grading9to5Mac - Benjamin MayoApple and Siri hit headlines at the start of the month as a report highlighted how Apple hired teams of contractors to listen and review audio clips from customer’s Siri interactions. Apple responded halting
TTom Mitchelladded this to FlipzerBBData Visualization Hong Kong’s Democracy Is Flourishing Online—And China Can’t Block ItBloomberg In the waning hours of one of Hong Kong’s most violent days since pro-democracy protests began in June, the city’s online army wanted …
TThe Eyeadded this to Tech NewsTTMobile More than half of mobile phone users plan to keep their current device for 3-5 yearsTNW - Bryan ClarkA new study shows confirms the worst fears of mobile phone manufacturers like Apple and Samsung. According to responses from 3,640 mobile phone users shows that more than half of them plan to keep their
AAnant Vasudevanadded this to Apples...99iCloud Apple rolls out redesigned iCloud interface on the web in beta with new Reminders app, more9to5Mac - Chance MillerApple this week has launched a new beta version of iCloud on the web with the overhauled Reminders app, a new launch screen, and more. The change was first pointed out by Federico Viticci on Twitter. Reminders
FForbesadded this to LeadershipFFGoogle AI The Amazing Ways YouTube Uses Artificial Intelligence And Machine LearningForbes - Bernard MarrThe Amazing Ways YouTube Uses Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning In the first quarter of this year, 8.3 million videos were removed from YouTube, and 76% were automatically identified and flagged
TTre Parkeradded this to TreTTPorsche The Porsche Taycan comes with so many screens, even the passenger has oneTechSpot - Rob Thubron In brief: As with most things in life, car interiors are becoming more technologically advanced. You need look no further than the Porsche Taycan for …
TThe Guardianadded this to TechnologyTTBitcoin Bitcoin worth £900,000 seized from hacker to compensate victimsThe Guardian - Mattha BusbyA judge has ordered the confiscation of bitcoin worth more than £900,000 from a jailed hacker in the first case of its kind for the Metropolitan police. Grant West, 27 – previously described as a “one-man
TTechCrunchadded this to Top StoriesTTCambridge Analytica Facebook really doesn’t want you to read these emailsTechCrunch - Natasha LomasOh hey y’all, it’s Friday! It’s August! Which means it’s a great day for Facebook to drop a little news it would prefer you don’t notice. News that you won’t find a link to on the homepage of Facebook’s
CCNBCadded this to Top NewsCCCambridge Analytica Facebook learned about Cambridge Analytica as early as September 2015, new documents showCNBC - Lauren Feiner Newly released documents suggest that Facebook was aware that Cambridge Analytica may have been gathering user profile data three months before a …
IIrene Lucioadded this to TO HELP PEOPLE 'S LIVESPPComputer Hardware Report: Intel's Comet Lake-S Chips Require a New MotherboardPCMag - Matthew Humphries If you're saving up for a Comet Lake-S desktop processor next year, make sure you're budgeting for a new LGA 1200 400-series motherboard, too. PCMag …
HHarryadded this to Tools & GearPPGear & Gadgets The best dash cams for your car—and why you need onePopular Science - PopSci Commerce TeamThe key is buying one before your parked car gets hit. Even the safest drivers on the planet get into car accidents. They can even happen when you're parked at the gas station getting road trip Twizzlers.
AAdam Suggsadded this to ThingsWWCybersecurity The WIRED Guide to CyberwarWIRED - Andy Greenberg Not so long ago, stories about cyberwar started with scary hypotheticals: What if state-sponsored hackers were to launch widespread attacks that …
JJ Bernardadded this to Wearable, VR, AR, AI & IoTVVApple Watch Apple Watch patent application reveals millimeter wave 5G and Wi-Fi designVentureBeat - Jeremy HorwitzSmartphone makers have struggled over the past year to squeeze millimeter wave 5G antennas into devices with smaller than 6-inch screens and 8mm thick bodies. But Apple is already working on future versions