Researchers at Carnegie Mellon and at the Facebook reality lab created better fakes of videos by training a deep neural network to transfer the style of comedian John Oliver to the likeness of Stephen Colbert in a synthesized video. The results could be creepy or thrilling, depending on your point of view.
Google's Pixel 3 XL is bigger and better than ever.
TLS 1.0 and 1.1 deprecation in Edge and IE scheduled for the first half of 2020.
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Unless Google can rally the developer troops to clean out their crufty code from the Play Store and wholesale adopt Material Design, it will fail with making Pixel Slate and Chromebook a real tablet and desktop application platform.
Throughout the year, third parties have shown off devices in line with Google's stated platform priorities. But when it comes to its own devices, Google feels free to go its own way.
Apple is getting ready to open up pre-orders for its new "affordable" iPhone. Here's what you need to know.
By expanding the partner ecosystem for its IoT platform, Arm aims to solve the customer challenges of heterogeneity and fragmentation in the IoT marketplace.
Adobe Max 2018 will highlight how Adobe is aiming to integrate its clouds in a way that appeals to creative pros and the enterprises that use their designs and projects.
Libre Computer's $10 La Frite board offers a cheap alternative to the Raspberry Pi A+.
Mozilla to kill off RSS features in Firefox because they're hardly used and would take too much effort to modernize.
Former agency head at the social networking company takes the helm.
Distributed ledger technologies could one day be used to protect content including VR content, films, and books.
The developers at Kali Linux have released a Vagrant distribution of their latest version. Here is a look at that release - and at the Vagrant tool itself
Mobile operators can now apply for a slice of the AU$25 million funding under the fourth round of the Australian government's mobile blackspots program.
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