Month: March 2018

The growing popularity of smart speakers like Amazon Echo and Google Home will lead to an explosion in voice-based shopping,

More intimate than text but easier to record than video, Facebook hopes voice could get people sharing more on its

When the FCC rolled back net neutrality protections in December, advocates for the free, open internet came out en masse.

It’s become a standard part of my dwindling Amazon shopping trips that I check the reviews and merchants carefully to

Amazon Prime Video just added a heaping helping of reality TV to its catalog, including multiple seasons of Hell’s Kitchen,

The initial hype around bots — applications that run partly or entirely using natural language processing, machine learning, computer vision

Jonathan Salama Contributor Jonathan Salama is chief technology officer at Transfix, a digital trucking marketplace based in NYC. Sometimes a

These days, home movies aren’t recorded with handheld video cameras, but rather with our smartphones. Unfortunately, there’s a downside. Our

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According to a Forbes report, Israeli company Cellebrite is now able to unlock some very recent iPhones. Cellebrite is a