Flashback Friday: Oh, did I say 30 DAYS?
This pilot fish gets an email from a user who can’t open the program used to track equipment calibration, so she takes the short walk to the user’s desk. There, she finds that the user is… Read the rest here: Flashback Friday: Oh, did I say 30 DAYS?
Baidu completes its computer for self-driving cars
Baidu is on the cusp of making self-driving cars more practical. The Chinese tech giant has revealed that its Apollo Computing Unit, billed as the “world’s first production-ready” autonomous… More: Baidu completes its computer for self-driving cars
Google’s latest Chrome extension shows detailed ad-tracking data
Google has released a Chrome extension that can give you more insight into how you’re being targeted by advertisers. Called “Ads Transparency Spotlight,” it shows the number of ads loading… View post: Google’s latest Chrome extension shows detailed ad-tracking data
iPhone AR tech can improve amateur CGI
Match Moving is the process of anchoring a CGI object inside a real-world space, so that the camera treats it as if it was really there. If you’ve seen anything where a camera flies past a… See original here: iPhone AR tech can improve amateur CGI
At Microsoft Inspire, the new Edge browser took center stage
Disclosure: Microsoft is a client of the author. In the new Microsoft, Azure has – to a certain extent – taken over the center stage from the company’s Windows Server platform, and the new… The rest is here: At Microsoft Inspire, the new Edge browser took center stage
