Twitter is set make a big change to it platform next week according to a report on the BuzzFeed . The micro blogging site is set to introduce a new algorithmic timeline, which will present tweets on the basis of what Twitter thinks its users want to view instead of the chronological feed it offers right now. This comes at …
Wireless charging is something we associate with modern smartphones. In the truest sense, it is not wireless because the phone has to be almost tethered to the charger, which isn’t much of a benefit. Apple is said to be working on a better long range solution for its iPhone. Guess what! Google is also working on a solution that’s similar, …
If you put technology and style together it comes down to these battle stars – Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G vs Yu Yureka Plus. When it comes to competition, Micromax makes sure that it leaves no stones unturned. It has always focused on delivering the high expectations at desired price and it’s latest venture comes as no surprise, yet again micromax …
Having gone from humble black-and-white beginnings, 2016 will see TV set free from the television set to be consumed wherever and whenever you want Thanks to over-the-top services and systems such as Sky Q, this year will be the year where watching TV where you want it, when you want it and on whichever device you want it goes mainstream. …
Problem of poor voice recognition of Australian accents has been addressed, as well as recognition of slang terms and difficult place names A persistent issue for phone users across platforms has been poor voice recognition for Australian accents. Photograph: Samuel Gibbs for the Guardian Google has improved voice searches for phone and computer applications to help it understand Australian accents …
Michael Saba and Christina Lee regularly receive unexpected visitors. But almost every week for the past year, they have had angry visitors knocking on the door on their Atlanta home demanding their stolen phones back. Sometimes the drop-ins arrive at the unassuming weatherboard house in the middle of the night, sometimes in groups and occasionally accompanied by police officers. All …
Despite the tech boom, cafeteria staff, security workers and bus drivers have told US labor secretary Thomas Perez they feel like ‘second-class citizens’ Lavish free cafeterias are well-known perks of Silicon Valley’s biggest tech firms, but less known are the struggles of kitchen staff. Photograph: Lucy Nicholson/Reuters At Intel’s corporate headquarters in Santa Clara, California, the highly paid engineers and …
THE dashboard of your car is set to get smarter with a report predicting a 10-fold increase in smart infotainment systems as Apple and Google battle for the car market. A Juniper Research report predicts revenue for the Apple CarPlay and Android Auto systems will reach more than $600 million within four years, ten times the current sales figure. The …
The court order included the words ‘cookie’ and ‘browser’, which social network claims is against Belgian law for use of Dutch, French or German Facebook has disputed a Belgian court ruling that ordered it to stop tracking users without consent over the use of English words Photograph: Dado Ruvic/Reuters Facebook is objecting to the use of English words such as …
Despite its huge value, Silicon Valley developers are turned off by ‘secretive, controlling’ culture and its engineering is no longer seen as cutting edge With so many tech companies competing for talent, engineers are being turned off by Apple, which is short on perks and doesn’t allow engineers to talk about their work publicly. Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images When developer …