Logitech is expanding its territory in the rapidly growing gaming space with the acquisition of Astro Gaming, a younger company known for their high-quality headsets. The price: a highly respectable $85 million. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Amazon’s decision to deeply discount its voice-powered Echo devices for Prime Day appears to be paying off for the online retailer. Though Prime Day is still underway this afternoon, Amazon has already sold more Echo devices than it did on Prime Day last year, it says. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
El prototipo, que consiste en un pequeño proyector combinado con un sensor de profundidad y un PC, se enrosca al cabezal de una bombilla para alimentarse y convertir cualquier superficie en una pantalla con la que se puede interactuar como si fuera la de un ‘smartphone’
Source: MIT
Estos espacios privados, cerrados y altamente controlados son perfectos para que los vehÃculos sin conductor se enfrenten a situaciones en las que hay humanos presentes. Varias empresas ya están trabajando en este enfoque
Source: MIT
El tratamiento, basado en los antÃgenos tumorales especÃficos de cada paciente, ha protegido a la mayorÃa de los pacientes en dos ensayos independientes publicados en ‘Nature’. Ahora hay que demostrar si el enfoque es viable y eficaz a gran escala
Source: MIT
The conservative defense of Donald Trump Jr. misses the point.
Source: Wired
Wacom’s pen displays are getting even larger with a 24- and 32-inch edge-to-edge option expected in January. Details are slim but the company will release a series of teasers over the next few months.
The post Large, edge-to-edge displays are coming to the Wacom Cintiq Pro line appeared first on Digital Trends.
Source: Digital trends
As details around Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya become clearer, a look at the man who brokered it, and his ties to the Trumps.
Source: Wired
Using smartphones to study public health requires reliable data—and researchers, even at well-connected universities like Stanford, still have a hard time getting their hands on the truly good stuff.
Source: Wired
Some LeEco employees in China will not get paid until August. According to an official statement provided to TechCrunch, Leshi Holdings, LeEco’s holding company has decided to postpone July’s payroll until August 10th. This is at least the third time this year LeEco has delayed paying some of its workers.
Right now, it seems only employees in China will not get a paycheck into August. Read More
Source: TechCrunch