Archivo del Autor: Belen De Leon

Netflix Knows Some Very Strange Things About Public Viewing Habits

Ever cried while watching ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ on the subway? Netflix is on to you.
Source: Wired

Rumored tests of early Windows 10 on Qualcomm processor fail to impress

Windows 10 on Qualcomm SnapDragon processors may not be as impressive and Microsoft initially claimed. Leaked test results seem to suggest that performance is almost a third of that on comparable Intel hardware.

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Source: Digital trends

Twitter launches lower-cost subscription access to its data through new Premium APIs

 Twitter tried to mend its relationship with developers earlier this year with the launch of a new API platform which focused on streamlining APIs and the promise of additional tiers of access. Twitter said it would offer free APIs for testing ideas, self-serve access, as well as paid access for increased functionality, in addition to its enterprise APIs. Today, Twitter is delivering on its… Read More

Source: TechCrunch

Pandora unveils Spotify Connect-like features for Sonos users – CNET

Pandora has announced the ability to control Sonos speakers directly from within the Pandora app.
Source: CNET

Smart toys play with security fire, consumer group finds – CNET

Which? reports that it’s far too easy to break into these Bluetooth-connected toys.
Source: CNET

So You Want to Geoengineer the Planet? Beware the Hurricanes

A new study gives fascinating insight into how pumping sulfur into the stratosphere could affect hurricanes.
Source: Wired

Facebook says Russia did try to meddle in Brexit vote

 BuzzFeed has obtained a statement from Facebook in which the tech giant admits, for the first time, that some Russia-linked accounts may have used its platform to try to interfere in the UK’s European Union referendum vote in June 2016. Read More

Source: TechCrunch

CNET Book Club, Episode 3: 'Artemis' by Andy Weir – CNET

The best-selling author of “The Martian” tackles his next celestial body by taking the action of “Artemis” to the first city on the moon.
Source: CNET

Ecobee thermostats now talk to the Google Assistant – CNET

Google’s voice assistant now works with Ecobee’s smart thermostats.
Source: CNET

Philo ditches sports to introduce a $16 per month live TV service

 Philo, a streaming service backed by cable TV content providers, today launched a low-cost, sports-free live TV service priced at just $16 per month. That’s undercutting today’s live TV streaming rivals, like Sling TV, DirecTV Now, PlayStation Vue, Hulu Live TV, and YouTube TV, all of which are more expensive due to the way they’ve crafted their content line-ups. Philo instead… Read More

Source: TechCrunch