Author: Zach_Wilson
Uber wants to make rides easier for people with service animals
Uber rolled out a new set of features on Monday that could remove some friction for people with service animals. The company now lets handlers automatically notify drivers that they ride with a service animal. In a blog post, Chris Yoon, an Uber Product Manager, wrote that he “joined Uber…
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Meta spends big to make its Ray-Ban glasses a true mainstream hit
Meta isn’t shy about its ambitions to make its Ray-Ban smart glasses a mainstream gadget. So much so, it’s made not one but two Super Bowl ads featuring not one, but two Marvel actors. (And Kris Jenner.) And as a little cherry on top, Meta announced it’s creating a limited…
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EA wants the community to help shape the next Battlefield
EA has announced a new “Battlefield Labs” community testing program to give people the opportunity to test the next Battlefield game. You can sign up for the program now, and EA says that the “first phase” of testing will go live in “the coming weeks” for invited players in Europe…
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DeepSeek R1 is now available on Nvidia, AWS, and Github as available models on Hugging Face shoot past 3,000
Nvidia integrates DeepSeek-R1 as a NIM microservice AWS supports DeepSeek-R1 with a focus on scalable and cost-efficient AI deployment Microsoft also has future local deployment plans for DeepSeek Having taken the AI world by storm in recent weeks, DeepSeek has now made significant strides in expanding the accessibility of its…
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Help! We’re drowning in email spam, it’s about to get worse and there’s nothing we can do to stop it
Security outfit VIPRE processed 7.2 billion emails to deliver a scathing report It found 90% of emails sent are classified as spam, with the US topping the spam senders list Rising threats for 2025 include QR code phishing and adoption of deepfakes VIPRE processed 7.2 billion emails in 2024 and…
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Audi will try to make its model names make more sense
The updated system will still begin with letters like A for “low-floor” vehicles or Q for “high-floor” ones. That will be followed by numbers 1 through 8 that help represent the size or classification of the vehicle. However, Audi says it will no longer use odd or even numbers to…
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