Hardware giant, Amazon gave a surprise to everyone after organizing a press event which revealed the launch of a new series of Echo devices. The Echo speaker, which was launched in 2014, was expected to be upgraded after the firm spun off devices with a camera and a touch display. The event also introduced a…
The United Nations (UN) has alerted the world that the rise of robots could sabotage the world’s progress, before the opening of their new headquarters in Netherlands, in the Hague to track advancements in the field of artificial intelligence. The Centre of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics has been established to set the target of second-guessing…
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With the prominence of consoles over the past few years, personal computers had been lacking behind in terms of gaming. However, personal computers are now enjoying a recovery in the gaming sector, with the aid of popularity of e-sports, customizable machines and quicker software releases. At this week’s Tokyo Game Show, there will be a…
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The wide market for smart home appliances is growing quickly, especially the smart audio products, which have caused a war between major tech giants. Amazon, Apple, Google and Xiamoi have entered the audio market, and all of them want to outperform their rival in the market, as Samsung is gearing up to enter the market…
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Russian hacking group, Fancy Bear are at it again, as they leak yet another amount of shocking data. However, this time they have exposed football players who used banned drugs. The hackers, who were revealed to have performed targeted cyber-attacks during the 2016 US presidential election, named nine British football players, who failed drug tests…
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US-Norwegian firm, Kolos has revealed plans to develop the world’s largest store of data in Norway. The datacenter will be located in the town of Ballangen, which is situated above the Arctic Circle, and it will tap into the country’s ample renewable energy resources. In the beginning, the datacenter will draw on 70 megawatts of…
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Tons of jars are loaded with lager, topped and washed, wrapped into six-packs, and boxed at confounding rates—1,500 a moment, to be correct—on murmuring transport lines that zip and twist in a sprawling processing plant close Tokyo. The machines do all the truly difficult work at this plant keep running by Asahi Breweries, Japan’s best…
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You may have heard the expression “MRE” – also called “Meal, Ready-to-Eat” – bandied about in dialogs identified with the military or survivalists. Presently, it would appear that Amazon is investigating approaches to deliver its own MREs, however with the point of making something delicious and fulfilling for normal purchasers, instead of for benefit individuals…
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Earlier this year in February, Dubai, a city which has grown its name in pursuing all the futuristic things, had announced plans to build a flying taxi service in association with a German startup Volcopter. Updating their plans in June, Dubai announced that the flying taxi service will be launched later this year only. And…
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