Software giant Microsoft Corp. has officially started encouraging users of Windows 10 to download and install the Creators Edition patch. Among other notably policy changes, the company has formally banned emulators on Xbox.
Last week, the company said that they would make Windows 10 Creators Update, which is also called 1703 or Build 15063, available to technically savvy users from 5th of April using Media Creation tool or Windows 10 Update Assistant tool.
In his yet another controversial decision, U.S. President Donald Trump has repealed the rules that banned Internet service providers (ISPs) from selling their customers’ private information.
Thus, ISPs like Comcast, Verizon and AT&T are no longer be obligated to seek their customers’ consent before sharing or selling their private data. In other words, ISPs do not have to notify their customers about what sort of data they collect and share with others.
Samsung’s every new flagship smartphone becomes the best flagship handset soon after being launched by the Korean manufacturer, but the newly launched Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ are going to be special.
After years of almost stagnant smartphone design, 2017 will likely mark the dawn of a something new and exciting in the field. Design is the only area where we are seeing enhancements that are not solely iterative.
Elon Musk-led e-carmaker Tesla unveiled the eagerly-awaited Model 3 on Friday, around a year after the renowned innovator provided a sneak peek at a prototype of the vehicle.
Mr. Musk used Twitter to post a short video of the Model 3 yesterday, showing a release candidate version of the new electric vehicle. The video shows the new car accelerating with quickness.
He also clarified that the Model 3 e-car is not a successor to the existing Model S. Model 3 is only a smaller, more affordable version of Model S w. The Model S comes equipped with more superior technology.
Google Maps’ latest version (v9.49 beta) comes equipped with an innovative tool that tells users where their car is parked and how much time is left on the meter, helping them avoid getting another parking ticket.
The Android Police reported that one can access the tool by tapping the blue dot on Google Maps indicating one’s current location. It takes the users to a menu with the option to mark the location of the parking spot.
San Francisco-based Uber Technologies Inc. has confirmed that its President Jeff Jones has resigned from his position, deepening turmoil at the ride-hailing company.
Jones resigned and parted with the company just around seven months after assuming the role. He said he had joined the company because of its mission that would help it mature and thrive long term.
Google’s self-driving car unit Waymo has expressed concern that Uber Technologies’ internal counsel could steal a look at secret documents that it filed under seal in connection with its lawsuit against the ride-hailing company.
Waymo filed the lawsuit on 23rd of February, alleging that Uber’s laser sensor technology for self-driving cars is based on data stolen by its former engineer Anthony Levandowski, who is now working for Uber.
A team of MIT researchers claimed to have developed a robot that can change its actions almost instantly by takings its cues from human brain waves.
Daniela Rus, the director of the Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) at MIT explained that the new robot uses new algorithms that enable it to monitor brain activity for specific signals.
Rus added that the new technology could lead to a future where humans will be able to control robots easily by merely observing their actions.
Samsung's new Chromebook Pro, which virtually merges the worlds of desktop and mobile computing, boasts to have some really unique features that are expected to help the upcoming machine to outshine its competitors.
Like its buddy Samsung Chromebook Plus, the Pro has been designed to run Android applications available from Google's Play Store.
The results of an investigation launched to figure out why some of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones caught fire will be announced later this month, a local newspaper reported.
Citing unnamed sources, the JoongAng Ilbo newspaper reported on Monday that Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. Has plans to release the investigation’s findings this month.
