Month: April 2020

AWS today announced that its DeepComposer keyboard is now available for purchase. And no, DeepComposer isn’t a mechanical keyboard for hackers but a small MIDI keyboard for working with the AWS DeepComposer service that uses AI to create songs based on your input. First announced at AWS re:Invent 2019, the keyboard created a bit of
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Flagship Pioneering, the Boston-based biotech incubator and holding company, said it has raised $1.1 billion for its Flagship Labs unit. Flagship, which raised $1 billion back in 2019 for growth-stage investment vehicles, develops and operates startups that leverage biotechnology innovation to provide goods and services that improve human health and promote sustainable industries. “We’re honored
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Keep the younglings entertained while under lockdown with these educational immersive reading experiences. We’ve never been shy about our love for WITHIN’s children’s AR reading app Wonderscope. The award-winning platform makes excellent use of mobile AR technology to immerse readers in colorful storybook adventures they can actually participate in by interacting with characters and the
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Computer vision techniques used for commercial purposes are turning out to be valuable tools for monitoring people’s behavior during the present pandemic. Zensors, a startup that uses machine learning to track things like restaurant occupancy, lines, and so on, is making its platform available for free to airports and other places desperate to take systematic
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Both solid-state drives (SSD) and hard-disk drives (HDD have their benefits and downsides. These two primary storage solutions provide results for different tasks, but the answer to this question is clear.  In this guide, we’re telling you why the best SSDs are faster and more efficient than HDDs. Let’s talk about storage size and price
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Google’s Android Auto software replaces a car’s native infotainment system with a smartphone-like interface. It promises to reduce dangerous distractions by displaying familiar apps, like Google Maps and Spotify, directly on the car’s touchscreen. It’s presented as being more straight-forward to use than many infotainment systems, and it ensures motorists won’t be tempted to pick
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Slack isn’t just about connecting remote workers to a business. It’s about streamlining communication altogether, whether your team resides solely in the office or includes members scattered across the globe. Slack’s popularity derives from its ease of use and overall engagement, making it the leader in team collaboration. If you’re looking to understand how to
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Asian News InternationalApr 02, 2020 07:49:30 IST New data from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has provided the strongest evidence yet for mid-sized black holes in the Universe. Hubble confirms that this “intermediate-mass” black hole dwells inside a dense star cluster. Intermediate-mass black holes (IMBHs) are a long-sought ‘missing link’ in black hole evolution. There
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Call of Duty Mobile may have been quickly overshadowed by Call of Duty: Warzone, there’s still a place in the world for this portable entry in Activision’s long-running (and best-selling) shooter series. But when we’re all staying at home due to global reasons beyond our control, we don’t need to restrict ourselves to the small
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Just how far away is full-dive VR? Technology can augment the world around us, it can enhance the human experience, our capabilities, and also extend our reality to digital and virtual worlds. As people flock online during quarantine we now find ourselves experimenting with new platforms, pushing immersive technologies to the limits, and collaborating in
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Notion, a startup that operates a workplace productivity platform, has raised $50 million from Index Ventures and other investors at a $2 billion valuation, the company told The New York Times. A Notion spokesperson confirmed the raise and valuation to TechCrunch. As startups across the board begin looking at layoffs or raising at less than
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Skeletal remains of Homo antecessor.Image: José María Bermúdez de Castro Human evolution was messy, with multiple human species living and interbreeding at the same time, in a convoluted process that eventually led to us. Such is the emerging narrative in anthropology, and it’s a theory now bolstered by three fascinating new studies released today. Not
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It’s highly unlikely that the current coronavirus crisis will neatly and fully “solved” by any one endeavor or solution, which makes news studies like one involving startup WHOOP’s wrist-worn fitness and health tracking wearable all the more important. The study, conducted by the Central Queensland University Australia (CQUniversity), in partnership with the Cleveland Clinic, will
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Much like printers, wireless routers are one of those unassuming gadgets that are ubiquitous in homes and offices but are often under-appreciated. Most people just use whatever cheap router was supplied by their internet service provider without thinking too much about it, and these ISPs typically charge rent for the privilege. A better idea is
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