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Quickly learn a new language with AI-powered Lingvist
I become addicted to learning a new language with the Lingvist language software within a day of using it.
Galaxy Note 10 Plus: So far I'm undecided and here's why
A few thoughts after using the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus for 24 hours.
This new smartphone OS lives in the cloud
The makers of the Puffin browser have applied their cloud expertise to a new operating system that they claim will outperform Android on low-end hardware, but its fee structure could be a deal-breaker for the next billion.
VMware's proposed Pivotal acquisition shows Cloud Foundry's strength
Not so long ago there were fears that Cloud Foundry and other Platform-as-a-Service programs were on their way out. VMware's proposed purchase of Pivotal shows there's a dance in the old PaaS yet.
The Galaxy Book S stole the show. Can it steal market share?
Taking Snapdragon laptops to new heights, Samsung's surprise announcement fits well with the Note 10's message of mobile productivity. But the laptop also takes its place among categories where the giant is a long way from market leadership.
MIT finds deep significance for AI in the knitting of socks
Tiernan Ray tells Karen Roby that scientists at MIT trained a machine learning algorithm to pick out the stitches require to knit caps and sweaters just from feeding the program pictures and some example instructions. The implications go beyond knitting, as the technology may have implications for how computer programs are constructed.
You can win* a Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10 Plus
One lucky prize winner will be taking home Samsung’s newly announced Galaxy Note 10 Plus. This giveaway ends Aug. 18, 2019.
Why is Windows Defender so successful?
Microsoft claims it rules the Windows antivirus world, with Defender on over half a billion PCs.
Huawei to invest $800m in São Paulo
The investment will go towards a new smartphone factory and ICT skills initiatives
How China, Brexit, and the US derailed global 5G wireless
With old trade wars reigniting and new ones being invented, telecommunications is faced with an existential crisis. To survive, it must establish a global standard for a globe that no longer seems to want one.
