Day: June 27, 2018

China’s Baidu continues to make inroads in the automotive space after it inked an agreement with Ford China that will see the two companies work together to make the driving experience smarter in China. The two companies have collaborated before, most notably by jointly investing […]

If you’re in line for a Model 3 then we have good news. The company has announced that it’s opening pre-orders to all reservation holders in the US and Canada, now that it’s able to produce more cars (apparently that tent manufacturing line is helping). […]

It is not so often that a major university like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology discovers a new kind of science. But in the fall, the university will launch a novel sort of program, an undergraduate major called Urban Science that combines data analytics training […]

After initially previewing the update at its I/O developer conference, Google has begun to roll out some of its new features for Google Maps, including an array of settings that revolve around personalized recommendations. Two new tabs can be found on the Google Maps homescreen […]

Rex Grignon Contributor I’ve been very lucky to have been in the animation industry since the mid-1980s, and I have lived through my share of big disruptions — most of them having to do with new technologies. What’s going on today is as significant as […]

CGIL, CISL e UIL chiedono che venga fatta chiarezza sulla prescrizione dei contributi dei dipendenti pubblici. Innanzitutto i lavoratori della pubblica … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit

The patch should also help you avoid getting stuck with a badly composed team. You can now use Looking For Group to form teams with your own parameters, such as roles, overall team compositions and Endorsement levels. You can merge with groups, too. If all […]

Google’s complex lineup of ad products is getting rebranded. Sridhar Ramaswamy, the senior vice president who leads Google’s ad efforts, explained the rebrand at a press event this morning, where he said the company has been getting “consistent feedback” over the past few years that […]

Words you don’t want to hear about a $100 million, 10-year scientific study: “significant concerns.” Also bad: “inadequately powered.” Not good either: “These interactions would undermine the perception of study objectivity and would call into question any potential findings.” And especially: “NIH will take necessary […]