GOOGLE ADDS ANDROID APP SUPPORT TO ADDITIONAL CHROMEBOOKS
Google’s Chromebook platform has made some serious strides lately, gaining enough momentum in the education and business markets to spur Microsoft to respond with its Windows 10 S initiative.
YouTube shows off VR-centric video analytics
Today, YouTube announced that it’s bringing heat map analytics to the service so that 360-degree video producers can see where their viewers are paying attention at any given time.
Samsung’s Bixby voice assistant is finally coming to the U.S. — but only as a preview
After a big false start during the Galaxy S8’s launch, Bixby Voice is finally making its stateside debut.
Google releases new TensorFlow Object Detection API
Google is releasing a new TensorFlow object detection API to make it easier for developers and researchers to identify objects within images. Google is trying to offer the best of simplicity and performance — the models being released today have performed well in benchmarking and have become regularly used in research.
Amazon won’t replace Whole Foods cashiers with computers… yet
Amazon is buying Whole Foods.It says there aren’t any layoffs planned.
Atari CEO confirms the company is working on a new game console
Atari CEO Fred Chesnais told GamesBeat in an exclusive interview that his fabled video game company is working on a new game console.
Power BI, Microsoft’s Business Intelligence set of tools, is getting smarter
In July 2016, Microsoft introduced Power BI, a tool that enabled the users to perform self-service data analysis
Chrome Bug Allows Sites to Record Audio and Video Without a Visual Indicator
Ran Bar-Zik, a web developer at AOL, has discovered and reported a bug in Google Chrome that allows websites to record audio and video without showing a visual indicator.
iOS 11 lets you play FLAC audio files straight from your iPad and iPhone
Apple announced the latest reiteration of its mobile operating system and while regular consumers will have to wait until autumn to try out the new iOS 11 on their iPhone and iPad devices, developers are already taking advantage of their early access to the beta version.
AWS’ high-security GovCloud heads to the Eastern U.S.
Amazon Web Services is spinning up its second set of data centers for government customers in the United States, this time in the Eastern U.S.