Archivo del Autor: Belen De Leon

Google Home or Chromecast might be crashing your Wi-Fi – CNET

If your Wi-Fi isn’t working like it should, Google Home or Chromecast may be the affecting it. Here’s what you can do to right now.
Source: CNET

MirraViz is a startup that wants to change split-screen gaming

 MirraViz wants to bring an end to gamers screen-peeking. The startup’s display technology lets different people watch different things on the same projector screen depending on where they’re sitting. The best part of this is that only you can see what’s happening on your screen. The technology is definitely still in its early stages, but it’s so, so exciting already. Read More

Source: TechCrunch

China’s Chery will use Nvidia-powered ZF ProAI for Level 3 autonomous cars

 Chinese automaker Chery will be building cars with Level 3 autonomous features powered by supplier ZF’s ProAI platform, which itself uses Nvidia GPUs for its driving intelligence. The partnership was announced at the North American International Auto Show today in Detroit, and follows announcements from CES where Nvidia announced further collaboration with ZF and with Baidu. Baidu is also… Read More

Source: TechCrunch

With all 49 Democrats on board, Senate leaders sound off on plan to restore net neutrality

 Democrats in the Senate have achieved unanimous party support of the plan to undo the FCC’s recently passed order gutting net neutrality. All 49 Democratic Senators and one Republican are ready to officially disapprove the Restoring Internet Freedom rule, requiring only one more vote to send this bill to… its inevitable death on the floor of the House or at best the desk of the… Read More

Source: TechCrunch

Lyft Concierge, its ride-booking service for businesses, opens to all

 Lyft today announced it’s expanding its Concierge program – the service that allows organizations to schedule rides for other people – to more business customers. First announced in 2016, the service was originally designed to help patients get to medical appointments, particularly in areas where they may not have a car of their own, like New York, where more than half of… Read More

Source: TechCrunch

Star Wars cantina song really clicks on a Rubik's cube – CNET

A Rubik’s cube master tackles the Star Wars Mos Eisley cantina theme while solving the colorful puzzle.
Source: CNET

Ooo-wee! The Ram 1500 has a big ol' screen video – Roadshow

We go hands-on with the Ram 1500’s massive 12-inch touchscreen.
Source: CNET

Check out Acura's new dashboard tech in the RDX prototype video – Roadshow

We take a close look a the new touchpad-powered software in the dashboard of Acura’s newest SUV.
Source: CNET

The Project Veritas Twitter Videos Show the Conservative Backlash Against Moderation

James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas has targeted Twitter, after the social media giant took steps to curb abuse on its platform.
Source: Wired

Time spent in apps grew just 6% last year, down from 11% in 2017

 The app economy is continuing to grow, with the worldwide revenue from app stores expected to top $110 billion this year, according to recent estimates from App Annie. However, the time people spend using their apps is starting to stagnate, another report has found. In Flurry’s “State of Mobile 2017” annual wrap-up, the firm reported that overall app session activity only grew… Read More

Source: TechCrunch