AI to Rule the World?
The "new" world of Artificial Intelligence seems to be following a similar path to previous iterations of smart technology: a hardware versus software/cloud focus.
The "new" world of Artificial Intelligence seems to be following a similar path to previous iterations of smart technology: a hardware versus software/cloud focus.
It is ten years since Nokia – at least for mobile phones – ceased to exist. There are lessons to be learned as we enter a new period of potential change with the emergence of AI.
AT&T last week announced that it will introduce increase the price of its older unlimited wireless plans, starting in August 2024.
The underlying concept of Humane's AI Pin was absolutely spot on: an increased reliance on AI to provide a device that is far less focused on a screen.
Artificial intelligence has entered the scene with gusto...
The smartphone has become boring, but sometimes old phone innovations can get a new lease of life in other technologies. Cue the Fitbit Ace LTE...
Broadband is getting faster and more common, with 81% of connected homes seeing 25 Mbps or higher. But there are stumbling blocks on the horizon
As the smartwatch market matures, the watch is heading towards an identity crisis. Is it a companion (dare I say, merely an accessory) to the smartphone or can the watch be a distinct device unto itself?
Humane launched its Ai Pin last week, after months of teasers, and it is both brilliant, and doomed, in one small package.
From solar panels to sustainable speakers. IFA previewed a complete sustainability story that bodes well for the smart home.