Verizon Launches Managed AI Service
Verizon launched Digital Customer Experience, through which it will provide access to bots to be trained to automate processes for customer service. Source : Verizon Launches...
SaaS stocks are coming back to life
Nasdaq’s BVP Emerging Cloud Index measures the performance of a portfolio of 45 SaaS stocks. Like much of the tech world, and the stock market in...
Microsoft is Ending Windows 10 Mobile Support on December 10th, 2019
Windows 10 Mobile support is coming to an end in December. Microsoft stopped developing features for the Mobile OS in 2017, but with this news, all...
The Best Headset Stands For Your Desk To Keep Your Headphones Safely At Hand
Corsair You spent good money on a nice pair of headphones, so stop tossing them on your desk or leaving them dangling precariously off a drawer...
Solid Deal: Grab Three CamelBak Podium Big Chill Bottles for Just $20
Staying hydrated is important all the time, but this is especially true if you work out. And when it comes down to it, CamelBak’s Podium...
Microsoft is calling an audible on smart speakers
The Harman Kardon Invoke was fine. But let’s be real — the first Cortana smart speaker was dead on arrival. Microsoft’s smart assistant has its strong...
Alita: Battle Angel’s Interactive Experience Puts You at the Heart of Iron City’s Hottest Competition
One thing fans rarely get to do with their favorite movies is visit the actual sets. Mostly that’s because they were built in a far-off, secluded...
Cortana Pulls an About Face, Opts to Integrate with Alexa and Google Assistant Instead
Microsoft’s Cortana voice assistant has struggled to stay relevant, and it looks like it’s reached its last brick wall. Cortana will no longer compete with other...
A Vulnerability in ES File Explorer Exposes All of Your Files to Anyone on the Same Network
For the longest time, ES File Explorer was the de facto file manager on Android. As time has gone on, however, it’s proven to be less...
Privacy campaigner Schrems slaps Amazon, Apple, Netflix, others with GDPR data access complaints
European privacy campaigner Max Schrems has filed a fresh batch of strategic complaints at tech giants, including Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Spotify and YouTube. The complaints, filed...
