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eBay tops Q1 targets, raises 2019 guidance
Despite the relatively solid quarter, eBay said gross merchandise volume was down 4% to $22.6 billion.
Reskilling everyone is the greatest hubris in tech
Salesforce's Kathy Baxter discusses the future of automation and AI.
Academics hide humans from surveillance cameras with 2D prints
Couple it with some snazzy eyeglasses and you can become invisible to modern AI-powered surveillance systems.
No Samsung Galaxy Fold for at least another month
Samsung's $2,000 Galaxy Fold smartphone launch has been delayed worldwide while the company addresses issues relating to the durability of the display.
How secure are your containerized apps?
Containers are only as secure as their contents.
Kohl's will begin accepting Amazon returns in all its US stores
The companies kicked off their partnership in September 2017 as a way to offer Amazon returns in select Kohl's stores.
Alphabet's Wing gets FAA approval to begin US commercial drone deliveries
Wing is the first drone delivery company to receive air carrier certification from the US Federal Aviation Administration.
Three drivers of AI's explosive startup funding growth
AI is one of the hottest sectors, with its technology promising to revolutionize and automate every industry imaginable. Venture Scanner has been covering this trend, showing a massive increase in AI startup funding. AI funding has more than tripled from 2016 to 2018. This phenomenon then begs the question: What caused this explosive growth in AI funding? There are three reasons.
Traveling with TripIt: New Apple Watch complications, Pro Hub improvements for Android
TripIt is my go-to service for business and personal travel with regular updates released to improve services and offer enhanced experiences. The latest update brings improvements to the Apple Watch and Android.
How (and why) Microsoft is looking at freelance experts as its next big target for Office
Microsoft launched a collection of tools and templates aimed at freelance workers late last year. Moving forward, Microsoft has much bigger plans to target those in the 'gig economy.'
