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| Let's Hope CES 2018 Brings Some Sanity to Personal Tech But at this year's show, the one time a year when virtually everyone in the tech industry hangs out in the same place for a week, here's what we hope to see: at least a few companies ready to address the world as it now is. Ready to look at the ethics of AI, and think through the biases of their algorithms ...
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| Big tech will get bigger in 2018, while smaller players look for exits Last year was the year of the tech mega-cap, with the six most valuable companies in the world now coming from that industry. ... As Alphabet, Amazon and Apple expand their product portfolios and their market share, boards and CEOs of technology companies with less reach are being forced to ...
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| The 'Shazam for faces': World's first facial recognition for smartphones is now more than 99 ... You will soon be able to instantly identify people using a futuristic facial recognition app on your smartphone. The app scans faces and brings up a profile with information about the person including links to their social media profiles. The augmented reality technology, from London-based firm Blippar, ...
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| All the passwords in the world will not protect our data now We're now encouraged to use techniques such as two-factor authentication and fingerprint scanners to ward away hackers and the companies we trust with our photos and messages go to even greater lengths, employing military-grade security and secrecy around the huge data centres where they are ...
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| Now your iPhone might be at risk from hackers due to flaws The problems are based on recently discovered vulnerabilities with chips built into most of the world's computers, phones and work PCs. The weakness could allow hackers or computer viruses to tunnel right down to a computer's chip, from where it has much greater access to sensitive information such ...
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| Indian Innovators Offer Nose Filters to Counter Heavy Air Pollution People walking outdoors with masks are an increasingly common sight in the capital of India, where the toxic air, which ranks among the world's dirtiest, has rung alarm bells. Now a team of innovators from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, is offering another solution: a tiny ...
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| Your smartphone is making you stupid, antisocial and unhealthy . So why can't you put it down ⁉️ "[The inventors] understood this, consciously, and we did it anyway." Peddling this addiction made Mr. Parker and his tech-world colleagues absurdly rich. Facebook is now valued at a little more than half a trillion dollars. Global revenue from smartphone sales reached $435-billion (U.S.). Now, some of ...
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| Gemalto Biometric Payment Card Trials Feature Zwipe Technology Gemalto Biometric Payment Card Trials Feature Zwipe Technology Gemalto unveiled its Bank of Cyprus project this week, announcing that the bank's customers would soon get access to dual interface biometric payment cards that replace PIN entry with fingerprint scans during transactions. Now, in an ...
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| What every professional needs to know about 2018 in 3 minutes And NOW the Fourth industrial revolution is here! The current and developing environment in which disruptive technologies and trends are changing the way we live and work. Among those: AI ... The "now" world requires all of us in business and leadership to be ready to respond. Not to react, to ...
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| MP Awards 2018 now open for entries With a closing date for nominations of 12 February, Mr Gunton urged LNG World Shipping readers to nominate their significant innovations as soon ... The winning entry will demonstrate an innovative and original initiative in any area of marine technology that resulted in a step-change in ship efficiency.
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