Ford tests collaborative robots in German Ford Fiesta plant
The co-bot took two years to develop and is being tried out at a manufacturing plant in Cologne, Germany. Read More
Why cellular on the Apple Watch 2 will be a feature you’ll hate
Be careful what you wish for, because if Apple adds cellular functionality to the Apple Watch 2, you’re probably going to hate it. Read More
Europe’s antitrust regulators step up Google investigation
European Commission looks into comparison shopping and search advertising. Read More
Today’s cloud computing projects are missing something — a strategy
Survey finds companies with cohesive cloud strategies have fewer troubles with cost overruns or staffing shortages. Read More
Samsung launches cord-free Gear IconX earbuds in South Korea
The wireless earbuds designed for fitness sync with Samsung’s S Health and will be available nationwide in South Korea on July 16 at 220,000 won ($192), while the US will get them in August. Read More
Cisco will help us solve the IoT data-delivery problem: Jasper
Being bought out by Cisco will only aid Jasper in its bid to simplify IoT connectivity for a wider range of mobile providers and enterprises, it has said. Read More
Bulletproof sees revenues growth and earnings mixed bag
In its earnings guidance, Bulletproof has said it expects revenue to grow by 67 percent for the 2016 financial year. Read More
Angie’s List dumps paywall, overhauls tech platform in turnaround effort
According to Angie’s List CEO Scott Durchslag, the decision to remove the company’s longstanding reviews paywall was prompted by the frugal nature of the millennial generation. Read More
How to run the native Ubuntu desktop on Windows 10
It’s more of a stunt than practical, but this unlikely marriage of Ubuntu and Windows is interesting to play with. Read More
BYOD users: Don’t mess with iOS 10 or Android Nougat betas
There’s a lot of interest in the beta releases of iOS 10 and Android Nougat, and while most people are free to explore the new platforms, BYOD users should hold off from testing them. Read More