The internet giants haven’t yet revealed what their plans are, but Vimeo says it’s hoping to keep the internet “free and weird.”
Source: CNET
A new report from Nielsen out this week paints a picture of the booming on-demand audio streaming business, pointing to a significant increase in consumers’ use of streaming services and record numbers of streams being served. According to the mid-year report, which focuses only on the U.S. market, on-demand audio streams surpassed the 7 billion figure for the first time ever during March… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Commentary: In a new ad, T-Mobile shows a babysitter who charges extra, even for trying on the owner’s shoes.
Source: CNET
Admit it, you’d do the same thing, if you had the keys to a brand-new 700-horsepower supercar in your hands.
Source: CNET
The OnePlus 5 has a brilliant camera. Follow these tips to take your photography to the next level.
Source: CNET
Let’s take a closer look at the video North Korea released to determine that missile’s acceleration.
Source: Wired
In addition to decimating the supply of GPUs, another impact of cryptocurrency mining is that the use of ultra-powerful mining systems that suck down some serious electricity and is resulting in some pretty impressive statistics,
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Source: Digital trends
Few jobs these days are truly safe from the rise of AI and the latest industry to be affected is none other than journalism. Google awarded the Press Association (PA) news wire $800,000 to fund “Reporters and Data and Robots.”
The post Robots will soon be writing news stories for the U.K.’s Press Association appeared first on Digital Trends.
Source: Digital trends
While U.S. nuclear and energy facilities are increasingly aware of the cyberthreats to their systems, we can expect to see more hacks testing the limits of critical infrastructure systems, both in the U.S. and abroad. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
‘Batman: White Knight’ flips the roles of the Joker and the Caped Crusader—and offers up a comics series primed for the 21st century.
Source: Wired