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Garmin Edge 830 cycling computer review: Hitting the data sweet spot

(Pocket-lint) – Ask any cyclist what the first thing you should update on a bike is and they will invariably say the wheels. While that’s likely to give you the biggest performance upgrades, it’s hard to quantify that without the humblest of bicycle accessories, the bike computer. Being of techy mind and body, we’d say… Read more

Microsoft, along with Cruise and General Motors, to develop self-driving vehicles

General Motors (GM), and the subsidiary specialized in the self-driving vehicles sector Cruise, have entered into a long-term partnership with Microsoft to accelerate and optimize the development of systems related to the creation, and future marketing, of vehicles capable of moving on the roads in complete autonomy by Carlo Pisani published 22 January 2021 ,… Read more

How Brexit will affect data protection

It was a kind of Christmas miracle, the agreement between the European Union and the United Kingdom, which took place on 24. December 2020 and thus a few days before the deadline on 31. December was closed. The trade agreement made it possible to avoid the hard Brexit at the last minute. The contract concerns… Read more

AI Hub, the new piece of Microsoft's Ambition Italy plan

The Italian Ambition Plan from 1, 5 billion is enriched with a new initiative, Microsoft AI Hub, which aims to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence and train professionals capable of spreading this type of skills by Alberto Falchi , Vittorio Manti published on 21 January 2021 , at 17: 17 in the Cloud channel… Read more

Canon and strategies for a camera market that sells 8% of 10 years ago

We recently wrote about an interview released by a senior Nikon executive where some views on the market and strategies were explained. Now it’s time for Canon who, through the voice of Takeshi Tokura (Managing Executive Officer of the Global Imaging division), wanted to give his contribution to the discussion. Despite the CIPA data of… Read more

Pebble founder promises iMessage on Android and Windows with universal chat app

Beeper is a new universal chat app that’s an attempt to unify 15 different chat platforms into a single interface. The app is the work of a team that includes Eric Migicovsky, the CEO and founder of former smartwatch manufacturer Pebble, who announced its launch on Twitter. Beeper’s site notes that the project was previously… Read more

Elastic: Now comes the fork

Logz.io is promising new distributions for Elasticsearch and Kibana, which, in contrast to Elastics’ future direction, should appear completely as free software. The developers do not use the word fork, but due to the new licenses, the future project is left with less than a split from the original provider. This is exactly what CEO… Read more

Nursing apps & Co .: Federal government is driving digital healthcare forward

More “digital helpers” are to be used in care in the future. The federal cabinet approved a bill on Wednesday “for the digital modernization of care and nursing”. Human attention is the basis for good care, explained Federal Health Minister Jens Spahn (CDU). However, useful apps could help those in need of care to cope… Read more

The GLA with electric drive: electric compact SUV Mercedes EQA 250

Mercedes-Benz presents the EQA, an electric compact SUV. In addition to the high demand for such cars, there is another reason for the design: With an already tall structure, it is easier to find space for the battery. Like the EQC 375 (test) originates from the GLC, the EQA shares the platform with the GLA…. Read more

Space travel: aim high in 2021

Nothing went as planned in the space sector either 2019. Like almost all sectors, space activities have been hit hard by the pandemic. Observers were particularly looking forward to the start of seven planned space missions, some things went great: SpaceX sent astronauts into space, China brought moon rocks back to Earth. But many other… Read more

Wiko View 5: only autonomy and price save it. Sin! The review

Wiko continues to make smartphones and having realized he could not fight the high end, he decided to go straight to the medium-low one. Wiko View 5 is a smartphone from 169 ?? and therefore the demands are not many. On autonomy, certainly few people beat it but otherwise it is really difficult to find… Read more

Perspective: Folding screens and 5G flop, or slowly maturing?

What does the year 2021 look like in terms of the most significant smartphone technologies of recent times? The smartphone market has become quite saturated in recent years, and the past year, helped by the corona, has indicated that the rise in the price level of high-end phones in particular is beginning to reach its… Read more

Network sharing: Telefónica wants to close gaps with Telekom and Vodafone

Germany’s mobile operator Telekom, Vodafone and Telefónica want to work together to jointly close 4G holes. For this purpose, the providers should be able to access the antennas of the other providers. Vodafone and Telekom had already announced “Network Sharing” last autumn . The aim is to close so-called “gray spots” – i.e. locations where… Read more

Nvidia explains recent changes to G-Sync Ultimate display classification

Matthew Wilson 6 mins ago Featured Announcement, Monitors This week kicked off with news that Nvidia has quietly made some changes to the G-Sync ecosystem, with the G-Sync Ultimate classification seemingly changing to allow lower spec’d monitors to receive Nvidia’s badge of honour. Today, KitGuru has been in touch with Nvidia to get the full… Read more

Piega unveils Ace Series: affordable speakers boasting premium sound

Home News (Image credit: Piega ) With an aesthetic shaped by Swiss designer Stephan Hürlemann and acoustics developed at Piega’s Lake Zurich based factory, Piega’s new Ace series loudspeakers represent the most affordable aluminum cabinet Piega loudspeaker to date. Drawing on technology and acoustic development trickled down from the Master, Coax and Premium models, the… Read more