Emergency dispatchers say they’ve received about 1,600 false alarm calls from the California center in the past few months.
Source: CNET
Commentary: Evan Spiegel doomed his app to fail the second he thought it deserved all the money it received.
Source: CNET
The German court at Leipzig has agreed to hand down a ruling on Feb. 27 on whether Stuttgart and Duesseldorf’s diesel bans are legal.
Source: CNET
Commentary: In a meeting with state and local officials in Florida, the president cites violent video games and movies as “shaping young people’s thoughts.”
Source: CNET
Do you really need a GPU for gaming? The integrated graphics you have right there in your work laptop can get the job done if you’re careful with your settings — and your game selection.
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Source: Digital trends
Un equipo de Harvard cree que podrÃa revolucionar los trasplantes de órganos con su revolucionaria técnica. Eliminan todas las células de órganos animales y los rellenan con células madre humanas para reconstruirlos de forma que las personas no los rechacen
Source: MIT
Robots asesinos, estafas a gran escala… Un nuevo informe, elaborado por 20 académicos y responsables de organizaciones, alerta de los peores usos que los delincuentes podrÃan dar a la tecnologÃa y pide más debate y confidencialidad sobre las investigaciones del sector
Source: MIT
La histórica empresa de mensajerÃa se ha tomado muy en serio la revolución tecnológica. Tanto que incluso es capaz de saber cuándo debe limpiar sus camiones. Pero todo esto podrÃa no ser suficiente si Amazon decide meterse en el negocio del reparto de paquetes
Source: MIT
Among the first of Qualcomm’s new Always Connected PCs, the HP Envy X2 is now available for pre-order, and its hardware suggests this laptop could live up to Qualcomm’s lofty promises.
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Source: Digital trends
Snap’s stock investors haven’t made much money since the company went public last year, but CEO Evan Spiegel still got a hefty payday. According to an SEC filing, he was granted an RSU of 37,447,817, which vested at the time of the IPO. In other words, that was worth nearly $636.6 million. His salary for the year was $98,078, and he had over $1 million in other benefits, so all in… Read More
Source: TechCrunch