Google Glass is relaunching but this time for the enterprise, Game of Thrones breaks HBO streaming records, Amazon and Tinder both now have a “stories” feature and Embark has taken over. All this on Crunch Report! Read More
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Apple has appointed Isabel Ge Mahe as its first vice president and managing director of its business in Greater China. China-born Ge Mahe is tasked with managing Apple’s China business, and she will report into CEO Tim Cook and COO Jeff Williams when she takes up the role, which is based out of Shanghai, “later this summer.” Ge Mahe is currently located in California,… Read More
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From normal-car looks to connections for Amazon Alexa and Google Home, here are the top five things about the 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Electric.
Source: CNET
The Ioniq Electric, Hyundai’s new electric vehicle, delivers excellent driving behavior and solid dashboard electronics, including support for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, but new EVs from Chevy, Tesla and Nissan will all trounce it in range.
Source: CNET
There’s a reason they call the 2018 Mercedes-Benz S-Class a “benchmark car.” It’s the bar against which all luxury cars are measured, and that bar just got raised.
Source: CNET
The FCC wants to wipe away net neutrality regulations despite a recent flood of public support for the open internet rules.
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The massive dinosaur with the tiny arms had a good reason for not running, researchers say.
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ReWalk has been talking up its upcoming “soft exoskeleton” since January. The company finally took the system out for a spin in the daylight, showing what it’s capable of at a robotics event held on the MIT campus this weekend. The version on display is a prototype, but all the functionality is in place, using a motorized pulley system to bring mobility to legs. Read More
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The 2018 S-Class takes on more sophisticated turns and lane changes—but the system ain’t perfect.
Source: Wired
Parece un corazón real y bombea sangre como él, pero empieza a degradarse a los 45 minutos, después de tan sólo 3.000 latidos y requiere una bomba externa para funcionar. Aun asÃ, es lo más cerca que se ha llegado de crear un corazón artificial funcional
Source: MIT