Technology Feed - Page 75
2d ago
Internet
Nobody Knows What’s Happening Online Anymore
The internet has become disorienting and understanding what is happening online has become harder than ever.
2d ago
Mobilephone
Android game and app deals: Hexologic, Motorsport Manager 4, LIMBO, more
Your Monday afternoon collection of the best Android game and app deals. Highlights include titles like Hexologic, Motorsport Manager 4, LIMBO, and more.
2d ago
Computing
3 Reasons Chromeboxes and Thin Clients Could Be the Future of Computing
Discover why Chromeboxes and thin clients have the potential to become the future of computing due to web-based workflows, reduced need for multiple powerful computers, and the increasing power of small devices.
2d ago
Artificial Intelligence
Imran Khan deploys AI clone to campaign from behind bars in Pakistan
Artificial intelligence allowed Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan to campaign from behind bars on Monday, with a voice clone of the opposition leader giving an impassioned speech on his behalf.
2d ago
Virtual Reality
What mice in VR goggles can tell us about our brains
Lab mice wearing virtual reality goggles are helping researchers study memory formation and degenerative brain diseases.
2d ago
Internet
Goodbye cookies: Google to eliminate annoying Internet tracking feature
Google has announced plans to eliminate third-party cookies that track users' online activity.
2d ago
Mobilephone
iOS 17.2—2 New Reasons To Upgrade, 2 Reasons To Wait
Apple has released iOS 17.2, the long-awaited update to its iPhone software that includes some brilliant new features. Apple’s iOS 17.2 also comes with some important security fixes, making it an important update for iPhone users. However, the release of iOS 17.2 comes alongside another update, iOS 16.7.3—a security-only upgrade for those reluctant to move to iOS 17.
3d ago
Computing
Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, and Space are 3 Tech areas to Watch in 2024
Explore three evolving technology areas that are already impacting our future but are only at the early stages of true potential: artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and space systems.