A support page on Apple’s website confirmed that some tattoos can disrupt the Apple Watch heart-rate sensor. Read More »
May 1, 2015
A support page on Apple’s website confirmed that some tattoos can disrupt the Apple Watch heart-rate sensor. Read More »
Google is giving owners of Android smartphones the power to open and search through apps using voice commands. Read More »
Yann LeCun, director of artificial-intelligence research at Facebook, says there’s going to be a lot of progress in the way that machines can understand human interactions in images and in video. Read More »
Three years after it made a splash with its novel approach to news delivery, the mobile news app Circa said it is putting itself up for sale. Read More »
Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe wants to bring a little Silicon Valley swagger to the Japanese business world.
Speaking at Stanford University on Thursday, Abe said Japan should emulate the spirit and creativity of Silicon Valley’s technology scene.
“We want to learn from the culture that exists in Silicon Valley,” said Abe, speaking in Japanese with a translator. “We’d love to capture the dynamism of Silicon Valley and bring it to Japan.” Read More »
Like a distant relative who makes you feel bad at the annual holiday get together, Microsoft has created a website that analyzes a photo of a person’s face and guesses in seconds how old the subject is. Read More »
YouTube used its NewFront event on Wednesday night in New York to take some direct shots at the TV ad business, and some subtle digs at Facebook’s emerging Web video prowess.
The basic message during the Web video giant’s presentation—which doubled as a 10th birthday party for the service—our stars are influential, our viewers are young, they favor consuming media on mobile devices, and are pretty much never going to watch TV the way that previous generations did. Read More »
Apple is leaning on a Japanese company, Nidec Corp., for supplies of a key component in its new Apple Watch. The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple has had quality problems with a Chinese supplier of “taptic engines”–designed to produce the sensation of being tapped on a wrist–and has moved nearly all production to Nidec. Repeated inquiries to Nidec on Thursday went unanswered.
Here are some facts about the little-known company behind the Apple wearable product. Read More »
A software glitch that delayed two dozen American Airlines flights for several minutes Tuesday originated in a database that feeds information to the iPad app that pilots use to view terminal maps. Read More »
The Apple Watch arrived with plenty of fanfare. It’s less clear how many people will buy it. Do you think smartwatches will be a hit? Take our poll. Read More »
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