It’s still hard to say if the voice-controlled aluminum can will be the next smartphone or the next Segway, but either way, brands are preparing. This morning Adobe launched a new set of analytics tools, Adobe Sensei for Voice, to help brands take advantage of conversational data to improve targeting and, ideally, conversions.
Adobe says it can consume data from Alexa, Siri, Google… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
An easier way to shred tires? Sign me up.
Source: CNET
On-demand storage startup Omni wants to make it easier for you to have access to your favorite items without them taking up space in your closet. But now the company is taking a huge step toward making those items available to your friends, and to other people in your local community. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
If you’re totally hyped for the upcoming mini Super NES, here’s how you can get one ahead of the crowds — and what to be wary of.
Source: CNET
T-Mobile and PBS partner to supply wireless coverage to millions of people in rural areas of America.
Source: CNET
Co-creator Lana Wachowski shares a letter announcing that “improbably, unforeseeably, your love has brought ‘Sense8’ back to life.”
Source: CNET
Windows Defender has a number of new features and updates in the latest preview build 16232, which is now heading out to the Fast ring of Windows Insiders, helping make us all a bit safer.
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Source: Digital trends
I’d put a sandwich into space, too, if my job was to run a for-profit space tech company and KFC came calling with a fat wad of cash. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
AMD released information on its upcoming Ryzen Pro CPUs that are aimed at professional workstations with the most demanding reliability and security needs and, in doing so, the company might have dropped a hint about Ryzen 3.
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Source: Digital trends
A bit of clever math keeps everybody safe—and sane.
Source: Wired