Google and parent company Alphabet are reportedly moving dozens of engineers off the laptop and tablet team and are moving them elsewhere in the company.
Photographers are surprised to learn that IBM stretched the Creative Commons license of photos they posted to Flickr to train their artificial intelligence facial-recognition systems.
The “BreedReady” database was discovered by a security researcher. This unsecured database included the private information of 1.8 million women in China.
IDC contends that both the PC and tablet market are decline in the personal computing device shipments, but believe detachable computers will show increase.
An internal Apple document shows that support is going to extend to iPhones with third-party batteries. Even if you replace your battery on your own, it will not invalidate your warranty
USB-IF announced that later this year they will be introducing USB 4. It will pick up the same specifications of Thunderbolt 3, meaning speed of 40 Gbps.
Sikur is putting together the security they’re already known for and mobile banking to offer it to mobile carriers. They also plan to introduce an app store.
If you own an Android device, you can finally join the biometric revolution and log into apps and websites with the use of a fingerprint, thanks to FIDO2 capability.
With the unveiling of LG’s new phone, the G8 ThinQ, the company showed off it’s new biometric technology, Hand ID, an advanced palm vein authentication.
Some sites detect Google Chrome Incognito mode and disable it so that you aren’t really browsing privately, but Google is working on blocking that effort.
Asteroid is looking to expand on biosensory controls with eye movement and thought and are marketing dev kits aimed at increasing awareness for the technology.
Apple is reportedly launching a paid news service next month, but this late in the game this is still a major problem, as publishers don’t want to split the fee with each other.
Some iPhone apps, including Expedia and Air Canada, are using Glassbox, a customer experience analytics firm to record users’ screens and collect data on their users.
Every iPhone is controlled by iCloud, and if that is disabled, you have no protections, and that’s something thieves and hackers are beginning to figure out, as they can force you to disable iCloud.
