Google Chrome Picture-in-Picture support is now live for desktop users
Picture-in-Picture mode is now live in Chrome 70, after engineers missed initial Chrome 69 deadline. Read More
Mozilla announces ProtonVPN partnership in attempt to diversify revenue stream
Selected Firefox users will be able to purchase a ProtonVPN version for $10/month. Some of the money will support Mozilla and Firefox. Read More
Google Home Hub alternatives you can buy right now
Google added a screen to its latest Home device, making it a so-called “smart display.” But it is not the only device of its kind. There are actually a few smart display options to choose from, some of which even come with Google Assistant. Here is a look at what’s available to buy right now. […]
Smartphones undergo major changes to reach new age groups
With smartphone penetration across many age groups reaching saturation, some companies are developing smart communication devices aimed at young kids and older seniors. Changes can vary from an interface redesign to creating a new form factor. Read More
Oracle adds intelligent features across cloud applications
In addition to updating ERP, HCM, CX and Data Cloud applications, Oracle is introducing subscription management Read More
Silo brings Alexa to the kitchen to save your food
A new food container vacuum system uses Amazon’s agent to relay estimates of how long food can last before it spoils. Read More
The new Intellivision Amico console aims to revive family videogames
Coming in at under $180, the Intellivsiion Amico promises inexpensive, high-quality, and violence-free 2D games on a console with synchronized lights and Bluetooth controllers that can wirelessly charge on the top of the device. But its launch is two years away. Read More
Smart displays cover all angles to rise above the chatter
With their fall product launches, Amazon, Facebook, and Google have all offered their take on smart displays. But the privacy-testing small screens have big differences in design focus and user distraction. Read More
Revised Linux Code of Conduct is now officially part of Linux
With the release of the Linux kernel 4.19 came not just new features and bug fixes, but the new Linux Code of Conduct as well. Read More
How can serverless computing be cost-justified?
How the new paradigm makes business sense Read More