One of the first potholes encountered by the user who begins to immerse himself in the world of video games is that the teams capable of supporting the most demanding are the most powerful and also the most expensive. But for a while now we are seeing lower cost approaches in this area, and who isRead More
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Facebook will stop allowing third-party companies to sell your data to their advertisers
Facebook has announced that it will restrict the amount of personal data of its users that advertisers can access. Once again, we are facing a measure of containment in the face of the general malaise caused by the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which has made users more aware of the large amount of data that Facebook manages about them.
Are you looking for free options to edit video in Windows? These five applications can be a good alternative
Many times we use our equipment to edit sound or video files well, and when the time comes, we may be assailed by doubts about which program we should or should use. There is a wide variety of tools that we can use in Windows, almost unattainable, so choosing the best existing application is not always easy. EspeciallyRead More
The Cambridge Analytica scandal summarizes everything that is terribly wrong with Facebook
If you hear names like Chelsea Manning, Julian Assange or Edward Snowden, you’ll soon hear the name of Christopher Wylie. This 28-year-old data scientist has exploded a time bomb by confessing how the company he worked for, Cambridge Analytica, built a tool that in all likelihood helped Trump win the 2016 election. This is what Wylie affirms, whichRead More
Google NSynth Super: A synthesizer with touch screen and Raspberry Pi to make music using artificial intelligence
Yes, now Google has even musical instruments, or more or less. The artificial intelligence department, Google Brain, is showing us its new creation, which to everyone’s surprise is something tangible. It is called NSynth Super and consists of an experimental open source synthesizer based on ‘Magenta’, with which we can create music using artificial intelligence.
Should Your Business Switch to VoIP?
Businesses need to move with the times to keep evolving and remain competitive. If you run a business, you have possibly heard about the many advantages of VoIP. Even if you haven’t, it may be time to think about VoIP because traditional landlines are being phased out over the next few years. Image Credit FlexibleRead More
Old mobile functions that we would like to have in Android
The poet said that any time spent was better, although if we remember mobile with 400 MB of internal storage and 512 MB of RAM, maybe it does not seem that much to us. We would not want those specifications in our phones today, but there are other features of old mobile phones that we do miss.Read More
Fancy building a gaming website? Here’s how to do it
Most people in the modern world have played a game on a screen at one time or another. But whether you’re a casual gamer or a die-hard fan, there’s an opportunity for everyone to develop a gaming site. Consumer demand for games is huge, and the barriers to entry, if you’re seeking to create aRead More
Google’s artificial intelligence processor leaves exclusivity and opens to any manufacturer
It has been almost two years since Google introduced us its processor for artificial intelligence and machine learning, known as TPU (Tensor Processing Unit). This little one assaulted everyone by surprise and gave Google an enviable position in an area that was about to explode all over the world and at all levels.
Google wants more space on their devices and is responsible for turning screens into speakers
Everything that saves space inside a device is welcome, if not tell the poor 3.5 mm jack. Google is looking to be someone important in hardware, so we have already seen aggressive bets such as buying the smartphone business from HTC. And this continues, since it was discovered that now they have acquired a new company that, in theory, is capable ofRead More