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Bang & Olufsen adds Alexa to its Beosound A1 Bluetooth speaker
Back in 2016, Bang & Olufsen announced its first compact Bluetooth speaker. The Beoplay A1 is a small disc-shaped device with big sound and 24-hour battery life. Like all B&O gear, it also came with a premium price to go with those premium ma… Source
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Mastercard launches its vision to modernize and transform B2B payments
Mastercard has launched its Track Business Payment Service in the US, aimed at revitalizing B2B payments. The new service will deliver greater control over payments and offer richer data exchanges for both buyers and suppliers. The Track Business Payment Service enables buyers and suppliers to manage their payments more efficiently in…
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Sony’s new image sensors will make cameras smarter with onboard AI
For years, the evolution of image sensors has been about packing in more pixels and slimming down their size to fit into smaller devices. Now, they're about to get smart. Today, Sony is unveiling the IMX500 and IMX501, two 12.3-megapixel sensors with… Source
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Elon Musk’s Boring Company finishes digging Las Vegas tunnels
Elon Musk’s Boring Company has completed digging a second tunnel underneath the Las Vegas Convention Center, marking the end of the first phase of the $52.5 million project to build a “people-mover” system to shuttle visitors from one side of the venue to the other. The first of the two…
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Marc Levoy, Pixel’s computational photography genius quits Google
The Google Pixel series’ spiel has always been its incredible ability to capture life-like pictures and more, using advanced computational photography. However, all that could shut down, because barely weeks before the Pixel 4a global launch, the man responsible for the device’s camera has quit. According to The Information, Marc…
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Text messages as a marketing tool can still be relevant – here’s how
In an age where digital communication has virtually pushed the spoken word into second place, the good old SMS (short messaging service) or text messages may be understandably getting the short shrift. But the obits on SMS’ impending death should wait. For, a new marketing study says SMS is still…
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