CTA previews where tech is going next: AI, XR, 5G
Curious where technology is going, and whether our trends are spot on? The Consumer Tech Association talk up what's coming, and how the future is looking.
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Shutterstock gets AI working to find video from images
You can search for images pretty easily, but what about when it comes to video? A new tool aims to help, provided you have an image to draw inspiration from.
Huawei, Yellow Wiggle come together for Auslan app for kids
Not just phones and laptops, Huawei is also building software, and software that helps, as it signs the Yellow Wiggle to help get a message out there.
What tech trends will 2019 bring?
Another year brings another set of technology trends, but how much of last year continues into this year?
Anki connects robots with personality in Vector
We're not at the point in our lives where robots are doing your housework for you, but with the addition of AI, we're getting closer to a robot you can connect with.
Google Duplex makes its Assistant more human
Artificial intelligence is going to do some crazy things, and acting and sounding more like a human is one of them. Google has even demonstrated how close that is, with a feature it's working on in Google Assistant. And wow, is it crazy real.
Adobe upgrades its suite of creative skills
Creatives sure have a lot of tools, but if you rely on Adobe's Creative Cloud suite, you're about to get a few more.
Gyenno builds eating stability for those with Parkinson’s
Neurological conditions like Parkinson’s cause a dramatic shift to the lives of people it touches, but at least one gadget we saw at CES has the power to help return a sense of normality.
The Wrap – January 8, 2018 (CES 2018 Day 1)
The first day of CES packed into five minutes, with news from Samsung, Sony, LG, Intel, Hisense, TCL, and HTC. It’s The Wrap, and it’s live from Vegas.
Optus connects with Google so you can ask a telco questions
Need to talk to someone about your postpaid or prepaid phone service? Well if you happen to be an Optus subscriber, you can now ask Google.