First responders across the country are preparing for a major technological transformation that will see artificial intelligence and drones become everyday tools within the next five years. A new survey reveals that while only 12% of emergency workers currently use AI regularly, nearly half expect to rely on it daily by 2030. According to a study released by Verizon, emergency agencies are rapidly embracing new technology while strengthening their defenses against cyber attacks. The survey,... Read more →
T-Mobile, along with CBS Television Stations (a division of CBS Corporation), has recently revealed that it has completed the accelerated repack of WLNY-TV’s 600 MegaHertz spectrum in certain areas in Long Island, as well as in the immediate surrounding area extending into the Brooklyn and Queens boroughs. A few days ago, WLNY had moved to its... Read more →
According to a new report recently released by noted Apple expert analyst Ming-Chi Kuo (and picked up by the folks at 9to5Mac), it is quite possible that Apple will be offering no less than five color options for this year’s new iPhone models. Indeed, as predicted by Kuo, the entry level 6.1 inch liquid crystal display iPhone model will be made... Read more →
Ever since Apple introduced its Face ID technology through last year’s iPhone X, every other phone maker basically has been trying to replicate the feature (largely to mixed results). It goes without saying that as Apple’s fiercest rival, Samsung would very well like to offer a similar tech that is as equally impressive (or better if it can help... Read more →
The month of June saw HTC suffer its worse decline in monthly sales in over a couple of years, according to a report recently published by Reuters. The Taiwan based tech giant had revealed just this week that its sales last month had decreased close to 68 percent year over year, from about $226 million back in June 2017 to just $72 million in June... Read more →
For those not familiar with Light, it is the firm responsible for releasing the L16 camera. But as recently reported by the Washington Post, it appears that the company is setting its sights on designing a smartphone device that comes with multiple cameras. Consumers of today are already starting to get used to the idea of handsets sporting more... Read more →
In order to comply with the conditions set by the United States government in exchange for lifting its export ban, ZTE has recently replaced key top executives in its organization. Perhaps the most notable replacement is the naming of Xu Ziyang as the new chief executive officer. Ziyang had previously led the Chinese mobile brand’s operations in... Read more →
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