Month: January 2018

It’s difficult to remember now, but there was a moment in early 2016 when many in the tech industry believed chatbots—automated text-based virtual assistants—would be the next big platform. Messaging app Kik staked its company’s future on bots and “chatvertising.” Startup studio Betaworks launched an […]

[embedded content] All eyes are on Intel CEO Brian Krzanich today. While the issue isn’t limited to Intel chips, the company has been under the spotlight for the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities. Krzanich sold quite a few Intel shares back in November. And let’s just […]

January 09, 2018 at 02:48AM from ESPN via http://espn.go.com/

di Gianfranco D'Anna – Candidature come fuochi d'artificio. Molti bagliori, ma saranno le urne a stabilire se si tradurranno in consensi. Fra i più gettonati per l'offerta di un collegio elettorale o di un successivo ruolo di governo, magistrati … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit #thisisnews

January 09, 2018 at 02:20AM from ESPN via http://espn.go.com/

Last week, Roku announced it would throw its hat into the virtual assistant melee. But don’t expect the Roku Entertainment Assistant to tell you the weather or buy your groceries. Instead of developing its own wireless speaker to compete with Google Home or Amazon Echo, […]

If virtual Atmos sound doesn’t cut it for you, Sony is also introducing the SS-CSE Dolby Atmos speakers, which are meant to be placed on top of either the SS-CS3 bookshelf speakers or the SS-CS5 standing floor speakers. They’ll really work with any speakers you […]