Making the rounds today is a chatbot that claims it will let you sue Equifax for thousands of dollars in small claims court without using a lawyer. The Verge boldly stated you can claim up to $25,000 dollars, and the chatbot says that it’s the […]
Day: September 14, 2017
23andMe Is Digging Through Your Data for a Parkinson’s Cure
In 2006, when personal genomics company 23andMe launched from its offices in California, it charged $1,000 for a home spit kit, and its top competitors were DeCodeMe and Navigenics. If you’ve never heard of those last two, that’s because they never made it out of […]
Apple watchOS 4 release date, news and features
Update: Apple confirmed at its latest event that the new watchOS 4 software will be available for all Apple Watch models on Tuesday, September 19. Apple’s wearable software is a big part of why the Apple Watch, Apple Watch 2 and now, the Apple Watch […]
Corte Suprema Usa: il muslim ban di Trump può andare avanti
Il massimo organo giudiziario americano si è schierato a favore di Donald Trump, impedendo a molti rifugiati di mettere piede negli Stati Uniti. Il tutto mentre la Casa Bianca, ha rivelato il New York Times, spinge per abbbassare al di sotto di 50mila … by […]
Ford wants self-driving cars to communicate with flashing lights
Ford chose this method in part due to familiarity. People are used to lights on cars, so it’s not a stretch to use them to indicate intent. And it’s learning this through first-hand experience on the streets. The automaker and Virginia Tech are collecting data […]
Crunch Report | North Korean Hackers Target Bitcoin Exchanges
Google is reportedly releasing a localized mobile payment service in India 2 hours ago by Jon Russell Conan jabs at the new iPhone’s facial recognition system 2 hours ago by Greg Kumparak Crunch Report | North Korean Hackers Target Bitcoin Exchanges 2 hours ago by Khaled “Tito” Hamze […]
‘Is the Eiffel Tower in Italy?’ Google’s most embarrassing travel searches REVEALED
Research by travel money providers, The Money Shop, has revealed some embarrassing shortcomings in knowledge of the world's most iconic sights. social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit from
Segway’s electric scooter offers a ride from your car to your desk
[embedded content] The CityGo scooters themselves don’t seem to have changed much in the interim: It’s an electrically-powered scooter with about a 12-mile range that can be plugged into a wall socket to recharge. Segway built out the concept a bit into a holistic “Last […]
Conan jabs at the new iPhone’s facial recognition system
[embedded content] The facial recognition system built into the iPhone X raises plenty of questions. Can I fool it with a photo? (No.) Will it work if I’m sleeping and someone puts my iPhone up to my face? (It shouldn’t, unless you sleep with your […]
Google’s Pixel 2 will finally be revealed on October 4
Last year, Google made a big splash with its first Pixel smartphone (well, as much of a splash as a non-water resistant handset can make), and now it appears that we’re only a few weeks away from seeing its much-anticipated follow up, expected to be […]
