Flock AI Tracks Driving Habits to Identify You
Your car already has a number plate. Now the surveillance company watching that plate says it's learning to recognize you — by the way you drive. Flock, best kn...
Your car already has a number plate. Now the surveillance company watching that plate says it's learning to recognize you — by the way you drive. Flock, best kn...
**By Arjun Mehta | Technology Correspondent** The global AI race just took a surprising turn — and it involves two of China's most powerful tech companies repo...
Every iPhone battery is on a quiet countdown. From the moment you unbox the device, each charge cycle nudges it closer to the evening when a phone that once las...
An angry post can travel across a platform in minutes. A careful rebuttal often can't catch it. That gap sits at the centre of a new study on X's algorithm — an...
The days of the DSLR are numbered — or so the camera industry's recent product launches keep suggesting. But if you already own one, the more urgent question is...
A lawmaker's idea becomes law only after surviving one of the most precision-driven writing processes in the world — legislative drafting. Now, according to Pol...
The next Pixel phone you buy may well be the first one in years not assembled in China. Google has reportedly told its suppliers that Pixel devices will no long...
Walk past the USB drive rack at any electronics store today, and a quiet shift becomes obvious. The once-familiar row of tiny 1GB, 2GB and 4GB sticks has almost...
By Business Technology Desk | Technology Newsroom The next time your food order arrives, it might not come from a rider on a motorcycle weaving through traffic...
Your finger is hovering over the button. "Allow" or "Ask App Not to Track" — a decision that takes two seconds and is over before the app even finishes loading....
By Newsroom Desk | Technology Correspondent The team built to imagine the worst is reportedly no more. OpenAI has disbanded its preparedness unit — the interna...
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