The first recall makes up for the other two, though, since it covers 400,000 vehicles.
Source: CNET
Reading too much into vague tweets (or anything, really) won’t get you very far.
Source: Wired
Facebook isn’t done with chatbots quite yet, today, the company is launching Discover, a hub inside Messenger for discovering new and interesting chatbots to message with. The section which Facebook announced at F8 is going live for users stateside and the company is billing it as an opportunity for people to interact with businesses and brands in more useful ways. The platform is,… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Startup Alley is at the center of TechCrunch’s Disrupt events, and this year at Disrupt SF (September 18-20) we are taking it to the next level! We are looking for 30 outstanding startups to participate in one of our Featured Pavilions, exhibit your startup and attend Disrupt SF for free. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
University of Washington researchers have made a phone that draws what little power it needs from thin air.
Source: Wired
It could not only help robots get a good grip on things like space debris, but supercharge robots right here on Earth.
Source: Wired
Carnegie Mellon researchers have developed a new smart projector that allows your regular work desk to transform into one giant touchscreen — and even compensates for it being cluttered.
The post Genius ‘info bulb’ projects virtual tools onto your real-life desktop appeared first on Digital Trends.
Source: Digital trends
Analysis shows Petya looks more like a targeted, state-sponsored attack than just ransomware.
Source: Wired
Western Digital developed a new generation of 3D NAND storage which packs 96 layers, leading to a potential 1Tb of storage in a single chip, though we shouldn’t expect commercial products to make use of it until 2018.
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Source: Digital trends
Zume Pizza has its eyes set on disrupting legacy pizza players like Pizza Hut and Domino’s by improving on both speed and quality with the help of robots. Over the last two years, founder Julia Collins has been steadily adding new machines to her pizza assembly line to maximize consistency without resorting to cheats that sacrifice the pizza itself. Today the company is announcing… Read More
Source: TechCrunch