While 5G deployments have begun across the world, the full capabilities and promises of 5G won’t be realized for some time. In that sense, the race to 5G is more a marathon than a sprint, with the key benefits of 5G being rolled out in a phased approach over the next few years. When […]
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How much is $170 million? At first glance, it seems like a hefty fine—and it’s what the Federal Trade Commission ordered Google to pay as a settlement over complaints that YouTube had violated the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule, or COPPA. But is it really all that much? In April 2018, privacy advocacy groups filed
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They’re usually seen as healthier alternatives to meat-based diets, but a new study may put you off taking up a vegan or vegetarian diet. Researchers from the University of Oxford have revealed that while these diets reduce your risk of heart disease, they may increase your risk of stroke. The study, published in the British
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At $13,999, the Predator Thronos Air just might be the ultimate gaming chair. The setup includes a chair, modular desk and monitor arm, immersing you in a comfortable encasing cockpit, complete with teal blue lighting that emits a soft cool glow. It can be adjusted to various angles (130° degrees inside cabin and 180° outside
A British court ruled Wednesday that a police force’s use of automated facial recognition technology is lawful, dealing a blow to an activist concerned about its implications for privacy. Existing laws adequately cover the South Wales police force’s deployment of the technology in a trial, two judges said , in what’s believed to be the
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If six of today’s most powerful transformative technologies were tracked to gauge both their readiness for adoption and their potential impact across six important industries, what would the findings reveal? This was the specific mission underlying Digital Orbit. The six technologies are Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, IoT, Video Everywhere, the Cloud and Virtualization, and
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Call to mind some of the dominant narratives about school innovation and chances are a fairly predictable picture emerges. It’s not hard to conjure up a charter school launched anew in California or perhaps Chicago with students working through personalized learning playlists in colorful and modular furniture—and plenty of technology. But that’s hardly the full
Our Picture of School Innovation Is Incomplete. Can It Be Fixed? Read More »
Right now, the world is in the digital age, the era of technology. Everyone has interests when it comes to trying and designing. There are many fields of technology that have continued to grow over the years. One, being multiplayer video games, has revolutionized over the last decade or so. Playing these games is one
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23 Views | Read Time 4 minutes | “The machines surprise me very often” and that Alan Turing, considered the father of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and computing, has said it is an indication of the potential we can see in the short term. Birth of Artificial Intelligence The concept of Artificial Intelligence was born in
Facebook has announced it will no longer use facial recognition technology to offer tag suggestions in photos unless users opt in to the service. From this week, users who have the Face Recognition setting turned on will receive a notification every time someone uploads a photo of them, even if they aren’t tagged. They will
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