Google has released an updated Gboard app which now translates texts in real-time. It also comes with new features, such as GIF and emoji searches, and a revamped voice typing interface.
Google has announced its Video Intelligence API for the Google Cloud Platform, which allows machine learning to automatically identify objects in videos. It’s also encouraging developers to take advantage of the API to aid their applications.
Facebook has officially rolled out Facebook 360 for Gear VR owners, the definitive way to watch 360-degree content populating its site. Basic and straightforward at present, Facebook promised to equip the new app with more social features down the line.
With a simple firmware update, a third-party accessory can let users use their Nintendo Switch controllers, including the Joy-Con and Pro controllers, to play with the NES Classic Edition. That is, if you can find a NES Classic these days.
Republican senators have just introduced legislation that would backpedal privacy rules for internet service providers. It will allow them to sell browsing history of their subscribers for advertising.
Sony has announced that software version 4.50 for the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 4 Pro arrives on March 9. The update adds a handful features for both systems, most notably Boost Mode for the more powerful Pro.
Amazon has decided to back down on its free speech argument, handing over Alexa recordings to U.S. police to aid a murder trial. It remains to be seen, however, if there’s any evidence be lifted from the data.
Uber has announced that it’s currently seeking a COO shortly after CEO Travis Kalanick admitted that he needed leadership help. It remains to be seen, however, whether the new hire will help straighten Uber’s mounting organizational troubles.
Nvidia has unveiled the Jetson TX2, a powerful platform the size of an everyday credit card. Aimed at enabling faster smart devices all around us, it can power factory robots, commercial drones, and smart cameras.
Google’s Android O will reportedly be equipped with smart assistive features, with an advanced autocomplete schtick and possible finger gestures. Android O’s is expected this May at Google’s I/O developer conference.
New leaked images purportedly showing the Samsung Galaxy S8 in its full glory have now surfaced online, confirming a slew of rumors assigned to the elusive device. There’s the Infinity display, the rear fingerprint sensor, and more.
Harvard has confirmed that Mark Zuckerberg is set to address the university's 2017 commencement. Zuckerberg dropped out of Harvard some years ago to focus on Facebook.
The Nintendo Switch, while generally praised as a hybrid console, has been found to harbor a few design flaws, each of which infuriate the owners. Take a look at the makeshift solutions to combat the system’s problems.
Snap opened to uproarious first trading day results, but as informed by its third trading day wane, the excitement might be wearing off. Snap shares has now tumbled down more than 12 percent, erasing gains for stock purchases prior.
Twitch has now officially unveiled Pulse, its own social platform for the gaming bunch. It will work much like social media sites today, and it’s scheduled for a full rollout in the coming weeks.
GameStop has given the Nintendo Switch’s launch high praise, calling it the strongest, most successful console release in years. Specific sales figures, however, weren’t given by the company.
Samsung is betting big on its forthcoming Galaxy S8 flagship, reportedly allocating 12 million units just to be ready for launch. It remains to be seen, however, whether consumers will come running back to the brand after the Note 7.
Contemplating which version of 'Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' to get? This might help, as it turns out getting the Wii U version wouldn’t be too much of a drawback.
IBM has announced that it’s stepping its quantum computing game up with its Q quantum computing program. Even better, it’s enlisting outsider programmers and developers to help push it forward.
A leading accessory maker has confirmed that it’s best not to apply any skins on the Switch, be it the main system or the Joy-Con. It looks like everyone has to make do with their default Switch colors for now.
The drop tests has begun for the Nintendo Switch, signaling the imminent arrival of more stress tests to come. Surprisingly, the Switch survived a stellar number of drops before dying.
NBCUniversal has staked $500 million in Snap’s IPO, making it the only U.S. media company to invest during the IPO stage. The move is part of a strategic investment and partnership, according to NBCUniversal.
Amazon will reportedly release new Alexa-enabled devices that’ll come equipped with calling features, essentially making it a household telephone replacement. Reports suggest that the company will announce such devices in a few months.
Uber used a special tool to avoid legal confrontation in cities where it operated without acquiring permission first, a new report alleges. It hasn’t been a great PR trajectory for Uber of late.
Amazon boss Jeff Bezos wants the moon to be his company’s next shipping location, according to proposals obtained recently. The notion comes at a particularly appropriate time, as NASA hints renewed interest in returning to the moon.
The cofounder of Oculus has confirmed that Mac support for Oculus Rift headsets isn’t in the company’s roadmap, so don’t expect it anytime soon. But the idea shouldn’t be scrapped entirely, too.
Snap Inc. is off to a great start, having opened at $24 share, well above its expected target. Analysts, however, are predicting bleak prospects for its stock.
Google has officially announced that Assistant is now rolling out to all Android Marshmallow and Nougat users, expanding the virtual assistant beyond Pixel devices. Check for an update to Google Play services to see if Assistant is ready.
Spotify has announced that it now has over 50 million premium subscribers, incurring yet another firm lead in the music streaming space. Apple and Tidal are far behind, and it might require drastic measures for them to keep up.
'Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' is almost upon everybody, but there are still quite a few things to know about Nintendo’s first open world 'Zelda' title. Here is the essential information before getting the game.