Reading the New York Times’ reporting on facial recognition in 2019 feels a little like watching a teenager attempt adulthood: […]
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AI & Automation, Digital Ethics, Digital Life, Marketing & Innovation, Technology Trends
The Verge’s report that Google is shutting down “Works with Nest” feels like a plot twist in a story that
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Digital Life, Smart Home, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends
Variety’s announcement that Disney+ will launch at $6.99 feels like the moment the streaming wars officially turned into a real
Disney+ Enters the Streaming Wars — and Suddenly Everyone Has Homework Read More »
Consumer Behavior, Digital Life, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends
CNBC’s coverage of the Apple Card announcement makes one thing clear: Apple didn’t just build a credit card – they
Apple Card Arrives — and the Bank Suddenly Looks Like an App Read More »
Consumer Behavior, Digital Life, Technology Trends
The Verge’s demo of Google Duplex still feels a little surreal. An AI making phone calls on your behalf isn’t
Google Duplex Makes Phone Calls — and We’re Officially in the Future Read More »
Digital Life, Smart Home, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends
The Atlantic’s reflection on the missing headphone jack still feels oddly relevant. At first, the removal seemed like one of
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Consumer Behavior, Consumer Experience, Digital Life, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends
The Verge’s breakdown of Amazon Echo’s rapid spread into people’s homes is fascinating—not because the device is perfect, but because
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Digital Life, Smart Home, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends
WIRED’s review of the Nintendo Switch captured something the gaming industry had been circling for years: people don’t want a
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Consumer Behavior, Digital Life, Technology Trends
MIT Technology Review’s look at Google’s neural machine translation progress is a reminder of how quickly “impossible” things start feeling
Google’s New Translation System Shows What Happens When AI Actually Learns Read More »
Consumer Behavior, Digital Life, Privacy, Technology Trends
If the PBS show “Arthur” was a favorite of your kids, you’ll love this Mashup to Eminem’s “Not Afraid. Arthur
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Digital Life, Family, Humor
TV is evolving. Over the last few years we have: And now A&T is offering DirecTV NOW. AT&T is betting
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Digital Life, Smart Home, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends
AT&T’s promotional price of $35 will end on January 9th. I discussed AT&T’s DirecTV Now offering in an earlier post.
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