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When Android Auto first debuted, it didn’t require a fancy display in your car. It just worked on your phone screen and, now, someone is bringing that functionality back after Google killed it.
New research from Ricoh has found businesses to be investing heavily in AI for workers, but those workers aren’t exactly experiencing the productivity gains advertised on the tin.
AMD just announced that it’s bringing its FSR 4.1 upscaling tech to Xbox consoles. This includes the Xbox Series X/S and the Ally X, Ally X20, Ally S and Ally handheld consoles. FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) is a proprietary technology that renders a game at a lower resolution to conserve resources but uses machine learning…
Google is making the Gemini AI assistant that’s already in millions of cars, trucks, and SUVs a lot more personal — a move that could push consumers even deeper into the company’s ecosystem of products.
Google is launching some app updates for Android Automotive, “Google built-in,” which bring more video apps and increased flexbility for the platform such as allowing YouTube to run in the background while driving.
It’s more than double the number of aircraft the company quoted earlier this year.
It’s called Dialog and promises to turn “fragmented interactions into continuous customer relationships.”
Most current smartphones feature an IP67 or IP68 rating, with the second numerical digit representing water-resistance levels. Neither IP number should ever be confused with “waterproof,” and hot steam is a different animal altogether. Phones are generally described as water-resistant, though the term “waterproof” is inaccurately tossed around quite a bit. Enough that some assume…
MSP CEO Launches Current, A New Company Aimed At Bringing AI-First Automation To MSP Sales, Projects
‘It’s completely different from everything else that’s on the market from an ease-of-use, from a modern and AI-forward perspective,’ says Kevin Damghani, CEO of Current as well as CEO of ITPartners+. ‘It’s a platform that can really help MSPs manage projects and manage their CRM tool natively.’