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Apple's Tim Cook says the government should introduce new digital privacy tools, Netflix says Fortnite is their biggest competitor, not HBO, and Microsoft admits Cortana won't compete with Alexa and Google Assistant. The latest from Tim Cook opinion … [Continue reading]
The flip phone is making a comeback, Nike has new auto-lace sneakers and Facebook is finally getting around to removing Kremlin-supported pages from its website. LinkedIn is buzzing about Motorola's comeback attempt. A decade after being … [Continue reading]
Another executive has left Snap, a fake Skype job interview leads to a nasty hack, and Roku pulls the plug on InfoWars. on LinkedIn, a lot of talk about Snap's chief financial officer Tom Stone, who is leaving the company after less than a year in … [Continue reading]
Australia passes a law against encryption; Project Alias lets you choose whatever name you want for your smart assistant; and it turns out that not everyone who sells things on Amazon gets rich quick, if at all. Australia Becomes First … [Continue reading]
If you're an IT professional interested in cloud security, don't forget to attend the January 17 Cloud Security Summit in downtown Toronto. I will be there and ITWC's own CIO Jim Love will be one of the many speakers. Admission is free and … [Continue reading]
CES was once an acronym for Consumer Electronics Show, but don't let the Consumer Technology Association catch you calling it that today. It's just CES 2019, thank you so much. It's not clear exactly when the acronym became its official name, but it … [Continue reading]
Dell hopes the first major announcement of 2019 will grab attention in the professional world with its new Latitude 7400 2-in-1 laptop, a sleek business device with a dash of XPS flair. The announcement comes just before CES 2019, and according to … [Continue reading]
Amazon warehouse workers make demands on a union, Facebook keeps records of Android apps, and it's not illegal, and how much money would you take to walk away from Facebook for a year? First from reddit: “We are not robots. We are people." Are the … [Continue reading]
In 2019, virtual reality experiences will look a lot better and generate more interest from fans, more coaches and athletes will use wearables and targeted content will win the hearts of millennials. Next-generation camera systems will continue to … [Continue reading]
In 2019, voice-first smart assistants will face a fragmentation problem. They are also literally in your ear. And they will be in the boardroom of your office. In 2019 we will look for solutions to a new problem: fragmentation of technology around … [Continue reading]
London's Gatwick Airport is disrupted by drones. Russian scientists can train AI to hear like a human. And what is it like to play games on a transparent television? Trending on Twitter, London's Gatwick Airport was forced to … [Continue reading]
London's Gatwick Airport is disrupted by drones. Russian scientists can train AI to hear like a human. And what is it like to play games on a transparent television? Trending on Twitter, London's Gatwick Airport was forced to … [Continue reading]