[ad_1] The Sony Xperia XZ Premium will receive improved camera features and a 3D scanning application when its Android Oreo update hits later this year. Sony confirmed that its 4K-toting smartphone will get the latest version of Android as part of the launch of the new Xperia XZ1 and XZ1 Compact at IFA 2017, andRead more about Sony Xperia XZ Premium will get 3D scan skills with Android Oreo update[…]

[ad_1] Having identified NB‑IoT as strategically important, InteliLIGHT chose to partner with u‑blox on the development of its FRE‑220‑NB range of NB‑IoT compatible luminaire controllers. The new family of controllers can be embedded into most luminaire designs and enables the individual remote control (on/off, dimming) of LED street lights with electronic ballasts up to 400W.Read more about u-blox enables narrowband IoT street lighting.[…]

[ad_1] If you’re in the market for a new Galaxy S7 Edge, you might be in for an uphill battle. Some carriers are no longer carrying new units of the Galaxy S7 Edge, and other’s don’t have the best prices. If you were hoping to get a quality Samsung experience at a reduced price, you’llRead more about The best cheap Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge deals in the US for August 2017[…]

[ad_1] They are dated between 1949 and 1954 – the year he died. Here is an amusing correspondence with the editor of the magazine CHESS:   In view of the rather caustic comment from the editor asking Turing “what you really claim for your electronic brain”, Turing’s reply is rather mild. Most of the letters areRead more about Turing letters found[…]

[ad_1] The iPhone 8 will ditch the home button in favor of gesture controls, according to a new report.  The oft-accurate Mark Gurman of Bloomberg saw images of the upcoming high-end iPhone and spoke with the standard “people familiar with the gadget.” Gurman says the so-called iPhone 8 will feature some of the biggest changesRead more about iPhone 8 reportedly ditching home button in favor of gesture controls[…]

[ad_1] Thanks to New Atlas for this one, highlighting “digital glitch aesthetics”, where traditional textiles match with, er, modern malware. Rich Haridy writes: Several artists and designers have been creating compelling textiles out of wholly digital patterns, fusing one of the oldest forms of material production with a thoroughly modern style. For several years nowRead more about Picture of the Day: The Stuxnet Throw[…]

[ad_1] WhatsApp is preparing to enter the business arena, with the chat giant apparently readying a mobile app for businesses and implementing a system of verified accounts for companies. The firm is allegedly currently working on an Android mobile app aimed at businesses, which was mentioned in a job listing (spotted by Business Insider) forRead more about WhatsApp is reportedly getting serious with a business app for Android[…]

[ad_1] According to the findings, younger people tend to be more accepting of the technology ― with 45% of 25-36 year olds saying they would be comfortable in a 70mph driverless car, compared to just 13% for 65-74 year olds and 8% for the over 75s. Women tended to be more cautious about the technology,Read more about People unhappy about driverless cars[…]

[ad_1] If you’re looking for a sturdy gaming keyboard that’s heavy on features and light on price, then news that HyperX’s latest Alloy Elite keyboard (which we recently praised in our review) has landed in Australia should bring you some joy. We were previously very impressed with HyperX’s first gaming keyboard — the simple, solidRead more about HyperX's Alloy Elite gaming keyboard is out in Australia (and won't break the bank)[…]

[ad_1] The Berkshire-based business, which bought IMGWorks from Imagination for an undisclosed fee in July to take its engineering headcount to more than 250, has said that its recruitment ambitions amount to a planned investment of around £10m by 2020. Sondrel CEO and founder Graham Curren (pictured) said: “The company continues to grow rapidly andRead more about Sondrel plans to recruit 100 engineers in £10m investment plan[…]