[ad_1] Salesforce finished up the second quarter with a strong showing at its developer conference in San Francisco, TrailheaDX, roughly quadrupling last year’s attendance and flooding its developers with new technology. Over... Read more »

[ad_1] Amit Ben is the CTO and cofounder of Nanorep. In this exclusive interview, Ben explains how companies that offer highly automated self-service tools can make the customer experience highly personal. Nanorep... Read more »

[ad_1] Hyperloop One on Wednesday announced that it had conducted a successful first test of a specially designed vehicle to travel in a vacuum environment. In the test, which took place earlier... Read more »

[ad_1] DoNotPay, an AI-based chatbot app created to help fight parking tickets in the UK, now addresses roughly 1,000 consumer concerns and is available throughout the United States as well as across... Read more »

[ad_1] With September fast approaching, speculation has begun to roil about the next generation of iPhones, particularly the iPhone 8, or whatever Apple decides to name its special 10th anniversary edition of... Read more »

[ad_1] Avnet last week unveiled a beta version of Ask Avnet, an automated virtual assistant that combines artificial intelligence with on-demand access to industry experts. Ask Avnet targets “engineers, designers, hobbyists, makers... Read more »

[ad_1] Google’s augmented reality goggles were a flop several years ago — when intrepid explorers wore the devices in restaurants and bars, sparking reactions ranging from disapproval to outright violence — but... Read more »

[ad_1] You’re probably tired of reading that the Internet of Things is the hottest thing going, and that IoT is a boon to technology and, simultaneously, a potential disaster for security and... Read more »

[ad_1] I just finished reading an interesting hard science fiction book called The Punch Escrow, by Tal M. Klein (a movie is in the works). What makes the difference between hard and... Read more »