As a Tesla fun, I do love this post - it summarized these key technologies very well. The key point is that, Tesla made not just a car but a moving computer. This is a fundamental change from conceptual level. The current...
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In my opinion, all depend on how smart the driverless car is - can it react to emergency situation accordingly? For example here in China, nobody really cares about traffic light. Can self-driving car react properly when...
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I think Cortana is the major shining point of Windows Phone 8.1 update. From the advertisement, it can do more than what Siri does nowadays. But I am not sure how it will perform - will it become a solid personal assistant...
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@Drew thanks for sharing my opinion. :) I believe that in recent past facebook was surrounded by controversies which has definitely dented its position and profits. I think they need to be carefull in comming out...
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Ever see that short clip on the web where the guy beeps his horn at an old lady crossing in front of him and she hits his car with her purse.... his airbag pops... now this is going to be really interesting when they pop...
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@Thomas: most people I know who work outside of tech wouldn't think twice about sticking a USB they found into their computer, espeically if it was one handed out as, say, a promotional item somewhere. Education is sorely...
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@CitizenT138: "If you want something to keep you up at night, consider that every DAY there are between 20K and 30K new pieces of malware released into the wild." Yikes, thanks. Your mission is accomplished. Your advice...
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It's nice to see internet / Facebook being considered a basic need of man. The rest of the world needs to learn from this.
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@Shakeeb: Watch out if @Pedro suddenly takes out a big life insurance policy on you, my friend...I'll suspect foul play.
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@Thomas: I'm still giggling over some of your driverless car names, but it never occurred to me in my safe little world that there's a legitimate cause for concern about how these might be turned into weapons. Yikes! Do...
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@Laurianne – yes the hacking into cars will be a problem soon, I am not sure how car manufacturers will tackle this.
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@H-H: And driverless cars completely freak me out! I mean, cars are practially driverless now with the number of distracted drivers on the roads. But stil...dirverless cars give me the shivers. Maybe part of it is that I...
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@David – Do you think it's a wise decision to send your car to pick up your kids without a human driving it? If it was me I wouldn't want to risk their lives?
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@Jeff J,
For Amazon partners, I think the value-add is where the $$'s at, not necessarily in selling or re-selling Amazon cloud services.
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@tekedge,
The old adage reigns supreme: "Garbage in, garbage out!"
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@PedroGonzales – Yes if you need to murder someone it's just a matter of hacking into the users car computer system
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Network Nutrality and the Internt Of Things, what a world we live in.
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@mak63: I'm not an expert on the tax credit thing, but I'm pretty sure that is a Federal tax benefit to anyone who buys any kind of electric or hybrid vehicle, so I imagine that will be available for the $35K as well. I...
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@shakeeb, MSFT's image has already been hurt a little bit. with their mobile push. Not necessarily a damaging blow but it's not a badge of honor. They have a ways to go before it could even be considered a service-able...
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@heartpuppy, I was referring to your tone more than the content of your message. It came off to me that you were upset with MSFT, which is why I asked if there was a reason why. I didn't say anything you mentioned was i...
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InformationWeek Tech Digest - July 22, 2014Sophisticated attacks demand real-time risk management and continuous monitoring. Here's how federal agencies are meeting that challenge.
Building a Mobile Business Mindset
The differences between mobile apps and conventional Windows clients, or even web applications, are far more than skin deep. Yes, the touch-versus-keyboard interface, APIs, and programming languages are new, but that’s arguably the easy part. There are profound differences in how the two are built, the functionality each prioritizes, the release cycles on which they’re developed — even the attitudes, values, and work styles of the developers creating them.
IT Salary Survey 2014: Networking
Data center managers make slightly more than networking professionals, with middle-aged men on the coasts faring best. Both staff and management are optimistic about their career paths.
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