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Apple explains the battery problem leading to iPhone 6s shutdowns
Publié: décembre 3, 2016, 4:40pm CET par Mark Wilson
It is a couple of weeks since Apple announced a battery replacement program for iPhone 6s handsets suffering with random shutdown issue. At the time, the company gave nothing away about what the root cause of the problem was, but now it has opened up. In a posting on its Chinese website, Apple confirms that the shutdown problems were indeed related to a battery problem. Specifically, the company explains that it was "a battery component that was exposed to controlled ambient air longer than it should have been". Affected customers are directed to make use of the battery replacement program,… [Continue Reading] -
Despite losing the general election, the Pirate Party could still form Iceland's government
Publié: décembre 3, 2016, 10:02am CET par Mark Wilson
Back in October there was a mixture of great excitement and huge worry that the controversial Pirate Party could end up winning the general election in Iceland. That didn't happen, but with no clear winner there was an attempt to create a five-way coalition that ultimately failed after weeks of talks, paving the way for the radical party made up of poets, hackers and online freedom activists. The Pirate Party -- which says it would offer exile to Edward Snowden and also embrace Bitcoin -- could still end up in power after being invited to form part of the government… [Continue Reading] -
Many CEOs believe technology will make people 'largely irrelevant'
Publié: décembre 3, 2016, 9:20am CET par Anthony Spadafora
Although artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and other emerging technologies may reshape the world as we know it, a new global study has revealed that the majority of CEOs now value technology over people when it comes to the future of their businesses. The study was conducted by the Los Angeles-based management consultant firm Korn Ferry that interviewed 800 business leaders across a variety of multi-million and multi-billion dollar global organizations. The firm says that 44 percent of the CEOs surveyed agreed that robotics, automation and AI would reshape the future of many work places by making people "largely irrelevant". The… [Continue Reading]