Latest News
The Rise of Mouth Tech: Oral-B, AI Toothbrushes, Burst Oral Care
It’s easy to bristle at a $200 AI-powered toothbrush, but not for the reasons you might think. Source
Read More
How much longer will we trust Google’s search results?
Happy Friday to you! I have been reflecting a bit on the controversy du jour: Google’s redesigned search results. Google is trying to foreground sourcing and URLs, but in the process it made its results look more like ads, or vice versa. Bottom line: Google’s ads just look like search…
Read More
Intel’s latest earnings beat expectations, but threats of chip shortages and AMD still loom
Intel has just revealed its better-than-expected fourth quarter earnings, with revenue of $20.21 billion, a decent leap over the $19.23 billion expected by analysts. This impressive performance has lead to Intel shares jumping by up to 7% – meaning Intel’s stock is the highest it’s been in 20 years. According…
Read More
Why the internet thinks the PS5 could be revealed at this venue
The PS5 reveal event is drawing ever closer – the console has been officially named by Sony for some months now, the competition has been unveiled in the form of Microsoft’s Xbox Series X, and developers are promising the PlayStation 5 will move out of the shadows in just a…
Read More
AMD reckons it can win the high-end GPU battle – and dethrone Nvidia just like it did with Intel
AMD is aiming to disrupt 4K gaming, and build a Radeon GPU line-up to take on Nvidia in a similar way to how the firm has ramped up Ryzen processors to beat out Intel (at least in desktop CPUs). That’s the scoop according to AMD’s Mithun Chandrasekhar, who is head…
Read More
What is AWS X-Ray?
The way we define an “application” has changed dramatically over the last decade. With the advent of cloud computing, Big Data research projects, drug discovery, transactional systems that use Bitcoin and other alternative currencies, and a vast array of services impossible to count, there’s become a great need to track…
Read More