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  Google Photos starts using AI to suggest pictures for archiving

  Publié: juin 3, 2017, 5:09pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  It's not really the time of year for spring cleaning, but Google is turbo-charging the Archive option in Google Photos with the added power of artificial intelligence. Archiving is only a recent addition to Google Photos, making it possible to clear out the clutter from your timeline, and now it has been boosted by AI. The idea acknowledges the fact that while we might take a photo of something -- such as snapping a poster to save writing down dates and times of an upcoming event -- this isn’t something we necessarily need to see after it has served its… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook's solution to fake news: 'fight information with more information'

  Publié: juin 3, 2017, 2:53pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  It may be Donald Trump who is obsessed with what he perceives as "fake news" (translation: anything which is not in line with his personal views), but there is a genuine problem with the dissemination of false information online, particularly on social media sites such as Facebook. Just as it has voiced a commitment to tackling its well-known problems with trolling and abuse, Facebook has also made a great deal of noise about fighting fake news. Despite this, Facebook shareholders have rejected proposals that suggested the company should release a report into the impact of fake news. Mark Zuckerberg thinks… [Continue Reading]
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  May the Moto Z Force Droid be with you [Review]

  Publié: juin 3, 2017, 4:34am CEST par Joe Wilcox

  If you asked why the Moto Z Force Droid Edition appeals to me, I couldn't identify one thing, which arguably is odd considering this is a review. Benefits and features feel finely balanced, which is a hallmark of good product design. Oh, and that satisfaction is for the pure smartphone experience, which is premium by nearly every measure that matters; I didn't test Moto Mods that expand capabilities. Lenovo/Motorola and Verizon released the smartphone in July 2016, so this exploration is belated—and then some. Apologies, the delay was necessary. In mid-December 2016, Verizon sent a holiday review package unexpectedly. At the time, my father-in-law's health… [Continue Reading]
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  Ultimate Ears unveils limited-edition 'Second Street' BOOM 2 and MEGABOOM Bluetooth speakers

  Publié: juin 3, 2017, 3:11am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  When you need a Bluetooth speaker, there is no shortage of options. With that said, many of those options sound terrible. Quite often, these wireless speakers are designed more for portability and convenience -- sound quality be damned. I've heard many a Bluetooth speaker with such muddy sound that it was preferable to just use a phone's integrated speaker. Luckily, not all Bluetooth speakers are bad. In fact, some are damn good. One such brand that always delivers in this regard is Ultimate Ears. Regardless of price point, you can count on its products for an excellent music-listening experience. Two of the… [Continue Reading]
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  Maze Blade 4G is a superb affordable smartphone [Review]

  Publié: juin 3, 2017, 12:14am CEST par Desire Athow

  There was a time, not so long ago, when all you could get for £100 was a feature phone or one based on an antiquated operating system. Nowadays, the increasing competition in the far-east and in mainland China has caused prices to tumble down, so much so that there has never been so much choice if you’re after a so-called mid-market smartphone. Which brings us to a newcomer, Maze and its new mid-level device, the Blade, which it describes as being "sharper than ever." Now the term mid-level is used quite loosely here given that this smartphone costs under $110/£90… [Continue Reading]