Research by Apple Inc computer scientists on how self-driving cars can better spot cyclists and pedestrians while using fewer sensors has been posted online, in what appears to be the company’s first publicly disclosed paper on autonomous vehicles.
So interesting that Apple would do this.
There’s approximately a million “photo contests/awards” nowadays and I avoid posting about most of them but these images are spectacular and I had to share.
Hackers stole the personal data of 57 million customers and drivers from Uber Technologies Inc., a massive breach that the company concealed for more than a year. This week, the ride-hailing firm ousted its chief security officer and one of his deputies for their roles in keeping the hack under wraps, which included a $100,000 payment to the attackers.
They simply neglected to tell anyone they had been hacked. There is nothing this company won’t do.
The head of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission unveiled plans on Tuesday to repeal landmark 2015 rules that prohibited internet service providers from impeding consumer access to web content in a move that promises to recast the digital landscape.
I don’t understand how they think this is a good thing.
You’ve probably never heard his name but I guarantee you’ve seen his images.
This list of the websites that do this should make you very, very angry.
I no longer write long-form but I would have loved this app in college and almost every long-form writer I know uses and loves Scrivener.
Many people realize that smartphones track their locations. But what if you actively turn off location services, haven’t used any apps, and haven’t even inserted a carrier SIM card?
Even if you take all of those precautions, phones running Android software gather data about your location and send it back to Google when they’re connected to the internet, a Quartz investigation has revealed.
Damn, Google.
Apple’s TrueDepth camera features multiple sensors to create a depth map in real time on the iPhone X. Google’s solution relies entirely on machine learning and an impressive single camera to accomplish the same effect on the Pixel 2. Here’s a look at how these two methods compare!
There is no doubt how important selfies are to smartphone owners these days.
The Apple Watch comes with a stock app called Breathe that reminds you to, um, breathe. There’s actually more to it than that, but the thought of needing a reminder to breathe makes me giggle. The point is, the app has this kinda awesome interface with a nice animation.
Very nice.
Apple Inc said on Tuesday it has removed several apps including Skype, Microsoft Corp’s internet phone call and messaging service, from its app store in China after the country’s government pointed to violations of local laws.
Apple has to abide by the laws of the countries it operates in.
We’re going to see a lot of these shootouts but there’s no reason to believe the results will be any different.
I had no idea there was any such thing as a professional DM but, of course there is.
As we get older, it gets harder and harder to find unique, interesting gifts for friends and family. Some of these posters might be just the ticket. I especially love the retro patent ones.
A really cool demonstration of AR in action. I’d love to get to the new Visitor Center to see it for myself.
While some of Apple’s efforts are described as “nonsense”, they may be the only major company on the planet at least making the attempt to be as green as possible.
Fortune: The Justice Department and Apple have been locked in a bitter fight for years over the company’s encryption system, which allows consumers to prevent anyone —including law enforcement—from opening their devices without permission. That’s why a security story this … Continued
Warning: Autoplay video. But the good news is, it’s a pretty good video.
While I understand QR is popular in many places, it hasn’t really seemed to catch on outside of Asia. Holmes is a CEO who is looking at it from a marketing POV but I look at it from a trust and security POV and don’t like QR codes at all.
I usually hate when companies horn in on these things with their own marketing but kuddos to CarMax for doing it well.
Today it is with deep heartfelt sadness that AC/DC has to announce the passing of Malcolm Young.
I’m just so sad about Malcolm. He was the greatest rhythm guitarist of all time and wrote some of the most recognizable riffs in Rock. You will be missed, Malcolm.
If you are so inclined, You can read the full study here but, seriously, who doesn’t believe or already know owning a dog is better for you? But I wonder if owning a cat shortens your life?
It looks great but it’s a shame the great unwashed masses are restricted from getting anywhere near the new building.
This is a hilarious Tweetstorm about the utterly bizarre decor of The Cheesecake Factory. I still remember my first visit and thinking, “What the hell is going on here!?”
I love Tom Scott’s videos and this method Cloudflare uses is pretty cool.
I was never a huge Seinfeld fan but this has got to be the single funniest episode I ever saw.
There’s no way an admitted chess novice could beat a world champion – is there?
I’m not only impressed by the apology (even if it seems a little unnecessary) but also by the train scheduling.
I love how the robot sticks the landing at the end.
An Apple spokesperson:
“We can’t wait for people to experience HomePod, Apple’s breakthrough wireless speaker for the home, but we need a little more time before it’s ready for our customers. We’ll start shipping in the US, UK and Australia in early 2018.”
I’m disappointed that HomePod won’t be released, but if it’s not ready, Apple is making the right decision. I would rather wait for a couple of months than have a product that’s not working properly.