Google I/O 2019 Keynote: The 6 Biggest Announcements That Matter
Tech
May 16, 2019
Google I/O 2019 Keynote: The 6 Biggest Announcements That Matter
The annual Google Developer Keynote 2019 returned to the Shoreline Amphitheatre in California for the fourth year running. The event typically brings about new updates to the Google ecosystem, but this year’s event had new announcements for the Google hardware as well. Here are the key announcements from the event: 1. Google Pixel 3a and 3a XL Joining Google’s Pixel smartphone series, the launch of the Google Pixel 3a and Google Pixel 3a XL was one of the key highlights of this year’s I/O conference. Priced lower than the Google’s Pixel 3 series at SGD $659 and $779 for the…
Go Masters, Chatbots, and Imitation Poetry: The Current State of AI
Tech
March 21, 2016
Go Masters, Chatbots, and Imitation Poetry: The Current State of AI
Remember J.A.R.V.I.S. from the “Iron Man” franchise? While we can dream of having such a futuristic personal assistant, the fact is it’s already there in your hands. It’s a lot less exciting, but it’s all… in your phone. What does J.A.R.V.I.S. do that Siri/Cortana/Google Now can also? Remind you of important dates and meetings? Check. Dictate and send out an e-mail? Check. Compile a list of people who could be The Mandarin? …Probably. Artificial Intelligence (AI for short) refers to machines or software that can intelligently assess its environment and subsequently perform actions to complete specific tasks. That definition alone…
Tech Brief: Instagram Betrays World, VR Replaces Friends & Festivals, and… Butter Spray
Tech
March 18, 2016
Tech Brief: Instagram Betrays World, VR Replaces Friends & Festivals, and… Butter Spray
Welcome to Tech Brief, your weekly wrap-up on all that’s happened in the tech and startup industries this week! THIS WEEK, WE’RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT THE TRAITOR THAT IS INSTAGRAM. THAT IS ALL. The World’s Largest Photo-Sharing Platform Just Pissed Off ALL Its Users In a blog post released on 15 March (“BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH”), Instagram tried its best to convince its few hundred million users that switching to an algorithm-based feed is really the best decision. Wrong. I’m not entirely sure where they plucked that observation that “people miss on average 70 percent of their feeds”…
Tech Brief: Spotify Floats Into The Cloud, Snapchat Celebrates Birthdays, and Two-Eyed Smartphones
Tech
February 26, 2016
Tech Brief: Spotify Floats Into The Cloud, Snapchat Celebrates Birthdays, and Two-Eyed Smartphones
Welcome to Tech Brief, your weekly wrap-up on all that’s happened in the tech and startup industries this week! This week, we’ve got stories of Spotify joining the Google Cloud, Snapchat and Facebook both trying to make your birthday even better, literal cyber-bullying, two-eyed smartphones, and more; all in this week’s Tech Brief right here on DANamic.ORG! Spotify Goes Up, Up, and into Google Cloud Music streaming giant Spotify has announced that it’s moving all its data centers from across Scandinavia, the US, and the UK right up into the cloud computing services operated by Google. That’s a huge paycheck for…
Tech Brief: R.I.P. Picasa, Tumblr Breaks Free, Nissan Haunts Offices
Tech
February 20, 2016
Tech Brief: R.I.P. Picasa, Tumblr Breaks Free, Nissan Haunts Offices
Welcome to Tech Brief, your weekly wrap-up on all that’s happened in the tech and startup industries this week! This week we saw the final nail in the coffin for Picasa, Tumblr freed from the evil clutches of Yahoo, Nissan dabbling with the paranormal, and Samsung giving the first peek at the Galaxy S7 to a… llama. We’ve got some great stories for you in this edition of Tech Brief. R.I.P. Picasa (2002 – 2016) After shaping the early days of online photo services, Google‘s image organising program Picasa will no longer be supported from 15 March 2016. In an…
Tech Brief: Galaxy S7 Looms, Alphabet Schools Apple, Amazon Comes To Life
Tech
February 5, 2016
Tech Brief: Galaxy S7 Looms, Alphabet Schools Apple, Amazon Comes To Life
Welcome to Tech Brief, your weekly wrap-up on all that’s happened in the tech and startup industries this week! An upcoming Samsung VS Apple release battle, Alphabet passing Apple Inc. as the most valuable company on Earth, and an age-old paper book/e-book debate rages on at Amazon. The tech giants’ claws are all out this week in DANamic.ORG’s Tech Brief. Samsung, Apple Announce New Releases Coming Soon Unveiling the next in its Guardians of the Galaxy series, Samsung has cryptically announced with a video the arrival of the Galaxy S7 phone. #TheNextGalaxy drops a pretty big hint, no? To be unveiled…