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Of course, Amazon is planning an ad-supported video app. Why not?
The new service is tentatively called Free Dive, according to a report in the Information.
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Microsoft OneDrive will use AI to make searchable video transcripts
The cloud storage service is using AI to take the headaches out of finding buried quotes in video footage.
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AWS Launches Over the Air Updates for IoT Backbone FreeRTOS
The new operating system for microcontrollers enables low-powered connected devices, such as appliances, fitness trackers, industrial sensors, smart utility meters, security systems and a long list of others.
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Intel launches Whiskey and Amber Lakes: Kaby Lake with better Wi-Fi, USB
Intel upgrades the integrated chipset, but the rest of the processor is the same.
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Tesla debuts - then pulls - portable Qi wireless charger with ho-hum specs
A new $65 iPhone charger, using the Qi standard, appeared on Tesla's website Tuesday -- but had mysteriously disappeared by the end of the night.
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Civil, the blockchain journalism startup, has partnered with one of the oldest names in media
Civil, the two-year-old crypto startup that wants to save the journalism industry by leveraging the blockchain and cryptoeconomics, has partnered with the 172-year-old Associated Press to help the wire service stop bad actors from stealing its content. Civil, using its blockchain-enabled licensing …
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WeWork Labs startup incubator to open first West Coast location in Seattle, led by UW startup veteran
WeWork will open the first West Coast location of its WeWork Labs startup incubator in Seattle next month, GeekWire has learned, underscoring the growing global prominence of Seattle’s startup scene.
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AP EXPLAINS: How Google search results work
Political leanings don't factor into Google's search algorithm. But the authoritativeness of page links that the algorithm spits out and the perception of thousands of human raters do. In a tweet early Tuesday, President Donald Trump called Google's search results "rigged," claiming that searches of "Trump news" only showed reporting by what he called the "Fake News Media." Google responded, saying in a statement, "We don't bias our results toward any political ideology." Here's a look at how Google returns results when you search for things, news, and even news about Trump. ___ WHAT GOOGLE'S BOTS DO At its core, Google indexes the entire web - some hundreds of billions of pages - using programs called web crawlers.
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