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How autonomous cars will change Lyft's customer experience
The introduction of self-driving cars will enable the mobility-as-a-service business to offer a range of new services, explains Michael Masserman, Lyft's senior director of governmental relations.
Can we achieve a better, more effective digital workplace?
As a confluence of new apps and devices steadily flow into the enterprise, they're encountering a growing sense that the digital workplace has become too complex and fragmented to be properly effective. What can organizations do?
Ford integrates Amazon's Alexa digital assistant into vehicles
Make a shopping list, look up destinations, or close your garage door... all with voice commands while driving.
Samsung to pour $2.5 billion into Vietnamese factories
The company reportedly wants to boost smartphone manufacturing capacity in the country.
Google's Tango: Now your phone lets you explore history beyond museum exhibits
Google will partner with museums around the world to give visitors a taste of its Tango augmented-reality phones.
Australian public Wi-Fi provider will collect personal data
Sydneysiders who use the city's free Wi-Fi service aboard buses could have personal information passed on to third parties both locally and internationally.
WeChat launches mini-app feature
The new feature, which allows users to open mobile apps within WeChat, is likely to rival Apple's app store in China.
Java EE users need more REST, survey shows
Oracle's latest Java Enterprise Edition community survey shows developers want to open the framework up to the cloud, containers.
Techstars launches defence and security startup accelerator in South Australia
Techstars has kicked off its Asia Pacific expansion, choosing Adelaide to launch its first startup accelerator in the region.
Google says new version of Google Voice coming soon
Neglected no more: Google Voice is finally getting new features. Sadly, Google isn't saying what they are.
