This article is part of our series exploring the artificial intelligence business. Last week, Hugging Face announced a new product in collaboration with Microsoft called Embracing face endpoints on Azurewhich allows users to configure and run thousands of machine learning models on Microsoft’s cloud platform. Having started as a chatbot app, Hugging Face rose to … [Read more…]
Apple’s software is very good, in general. Even though the company has focused on more platforms than ever – macOS and iOS and iPadOS and tvOS and watchOS and whatever software Apple builds for its car may come one day and its AR/VR almost certainly will come headset – these rigs have continued to be … [Read more…]
At Mozilla, we’re the first to admit that the internet isn’t perfect, but we’re also quick to point out that the internet is damn magical. The Internet opens doors and opportunities, allows people to connect with others, and allows everyone to find their place – their corners of the Internet. We all have a story … [Read more…]
IIt was one of the few good news stories to emerge from the war in Ukraine. Russian looters, presumably with the help of Russian troops, stole 27 pieces of John Deere farm equipment, worth about $5 million, at a dealership in Melitopol. The kit was shipped to Chechnya, where an unpleasant surprise awaited the crooks. … [Read more…]
It’s that time of year again as the calendar flips to June! Apple’s Developer Conference kicks off on Monday and we’ve seen a flurry of last-minute rumors, though what to expect remains a mystery. This week has seen rumors of some of the changes coming to iOS 16 and iPadOS 16, while we’ve also heard … [Read more…]
Without a doubt, the Super73 Series R Brooklyn is the worst bike I have ever ridden. It’s too small for many adults, it forces you into an awful riding position, it’s unreasonably heavy, and it offers a grand total of one gear. It was also by far the most fun I’ve had on an e-bike … [Read more…]
laser trace is the lighting technology that defines the look of many modern AAA games. As demanding as it is, most best gaming desktops come with ray-tracable hardware, allowing you to experience the most graphically demanding technical games available today. Just because a the game has great graphics that doesn’t mean it’s a great showcase … [Read more…]
This week’s Augmented World Expo showcased many early technologies that are technically “on sale”, but are really meant as proof of concept that will improve with each generation. Over $1,000 worth of VR and AR rigs that look like motherships or the thickest glasses of your grandparents on steroids; haptic vests that hurt you when … [Read more…]
There have been plenty of bargains this week despite the passage of Memorial Day, some of which are still available to Walmart Plus subscribers throughout the weekend. But if you’re someone who cares more about smart home tech than Walmart’s current strengths, we’ve got an exclusive treat just for you. Wellbots offers Edge readers up … [Read more…]
I’m afraid to unlock my iPhone. Every time I lift my iPhone 13 mini to authenticate my face, I’m afraid it won’t recognize me due to a misaligned angle, obstruction from the sun’s rays, or some other distracting factor. Therefore, I am forced to enter my PIN. It’s especially annoying when trying to log into … [Read more…]