Distracted employees are walking into glass walls in Apple’s new headquarters
Unnamed Apple employees claim they're accidentally walking into Apple Park's glass walls. They're now marking panes with sticky notes and other marks.
Gmail will be AMP’d up using a speedy new tech that makes emails pretty
Google said on Monday that it's bringing Accelerated Mobile Pages technology to Gmail. It's built to speed up web pages on mobile, but also enables developers and services to create richer, interactive emails versus the boring old links and static images. A preview for developers is available now.
Google Assistant one step closer to marrying Chrome OS, report says
Although the Pixelbook already supports Google Assistant, recent notes found in the Chrome OS code show that Google is getting closer to baking the feature directly into the operating system. Availability will depend on the manufacturer, but when will the feature become widely available on Chromebooks?
Deep learning vs. machine learning: What’s the difference between the two?
Deep learning vs. machine learning: what's the difference between the two? We provide a simplified explanation of both AI-based technologies.
Acer is tight-lipped about its Chrome OS tablet pictured at Bett 2018 Show
An image posted to Twitter revealing a Chome OS tablet manufactured by Acer is no longer online. The device was spotted during the Bett 2018 Show education-focused convention, and not officially announced by Acer. It may be the rumored "Scarlet" Chrome OS tablet appearing in rumors over hte last year.
New York won’t do business with ISPs not adhering to net neutrality principles
The governor of New York signed an Executive Order preventing local government entities from conducting business with internet service providers that don't abide to net neutrality principles. The ban covers government offices, educational institutions, and public internet access. But for how long?
