Google Core employees being laid off, positions moved to India and Mexico
According to NBC4 New York, at least 200 Google Core employees are being let go. The Google Core team includes key Google teams and engineering employees.
Google Search may soon face new OpenAI competition
Google Search is a thing of the past and Gemini Search, OpenAI search, and Perplexity will be the future. At least that’s what the overlords of the internet say.
In 2024, the dumb TV era is mostly dead
In the market for a dumb TV? Your choices are getting thinner and thinner as more brands head to smart TV interfaces.
YouTube doesn’t want OpenAI training Sora on its videos, but Gemini is OK to train on publisher sites
YouTube does not want OpenAI training Sora using its videos, but Gemini has been used to train on sites across the internet, including YouTube.
A new Popeye the Sailor Man live-action movie is being made; but why?
Chernin Entertainment is developing a new live-action movie of Popeye the Sailor Man. But who wants this?
Electric vehicles: 6 milestones that may help full adoption of EVs
Adopting electric vehicles (EVs) has been a long process, with resistance from car manufacturers and consumers alike.
Car insurance rates up as drivers are shocked by data collection reports
Car insurance rates for some drivers are spiking because of data collection they were unaware was being collected on their driving habits.
Apple Vision Pro: Apple may be playing more to vanity rather than usability
Apple Vision Pro is Apple’s first foray into the AR/VR space, and the company may be targeting vanity over usability.
3 incidents that show post-market surveillance for medical devices is a must
Post-market surveillance (PMS) is now a requirement for medical devices being sold in different parts of the world.
Car Insurance Telematics Trackers: What Data Do They Collect?
Car insurance telematics trackers are devices that collect data about your driving habits. But what data do they collect?
Techaeris The Best of 2023
The Best of 2023 is an elite award that recognizes a few devices that we think deserve to be in your hands, see our picks here.
YouTube war machine squarely focused on ad blockers
YouTube has mobilized its war machine for full global war against ad blockers and the users who utilize them.
Report: Chrome will now directly track its users and share “topic” lists with advertisers
According to a report in Ars Technica, Google’s Chrome browser will now directly track its users and share “topic” lists with advertisers.
The state of security in consumer electronics
With all of these connected devices being installed in our homes, I had hoped that consumer electronics security would be a significant focus, however, even now, this does not appear to be the case.
Headlines may be removed from X shares of news articles
Elon Musk has a new bright idea for his X platform, removing headlines from shared news articles. Read on for more!
Samsung: Unpacking the designs and innovations inspired by you
TM Roh shares his vision for Samsung’s user-centric approach and guiding design identities – that products must be essential, innovative, and harmonious.
X: What is Elon Musk up to? Robert Scoble weighs in
Tech pundit, author, and AI evangelist Robert Scoble weighs in on X, Elon Musk, and the state of social media.
X is here and Twitter is gone
Twitter is now dead and buried as a new social media site emerges called X. x com redirects to Twitter com.
Future tech – xMEMS: When speakers are forged in silicon
Forget what you know about coil-and-magnet speakers. New solid-state devices deliver better, clearer listening experiences. xMEMS
Why you should quit mounting your TV so high
Mounting your TV can be a challenge, and this is why you should quit mounting it so high, especially over fireplaces. Read on for more.
8K TV: The future of high-definition television?
The 8K TV debate is a heated one. So, what is the future of high-definition television? Is it 8K, or will 4K be the end of the road?
SuperZeros: Has Hollywood finally milked the superhero genre dry?
With several comic book-based movies either currently playing or filming; has Hollywood milked the superhero genre dry?
AI-made image of an explosion at the Pentagon fools the market
An AI-made image depicting an explosion at the Pentagon fooled investors, and markets took a brief dip. Read on for more.
The device lab revolution; what is it?
The mobile device lab will become increasingly important to the world of mobile app development, here’s why. Read on for more!
These are the headphones I use on the daily
I review a lot of headphones, but I only have one set of ears, and these are the headphones I currently use on the daily.
Whatever happened to Anonymous?
Once in the mainstream news cycle, Anonymous is rarely heard of now. What has happened with the group over the years?
Digital Bounty: The great crimeware awakening
But around 2005 something started to change. Malware writers learned they could modify malicious roving code to make money.
The twelve greatest Christmas movies of all time
Christmas is here, and these are the twelve greatest Christmas movies of all time, in my mind, anyway. Let us know what yours are!
