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Live Nation and NextVR sign deal to stream live concerts in virtual reality

By Duncan Riley May 9, 2016

Live virtual reality broadcasting startup NextVR, Inc. has signed a deal with live events firm Live Nation, Inc. to stream concerts live in virtual reality. Under the deal, NextVR will broadcast “hundreds of live,…

Microsoft customers really dig the Surface range, but Apple still leads overall satisfaction

By James Farrell May 9, 2016

Since the Surface Pro 3 hit the market, Microsoft seems to have turned a corner in terms of how much customers appreciate its Surface range of hybrid tablets. Both the Surface Pro 3 and…

Amazon nabs cognitive computing expert Ashwin Ram to head up AI efforts

By Mike Wheatley May 9, 2016

Amazon.com, Inc’s efforts in artificial intelligence research are about to be given a boost by the incredibly sharp mind of one Ashwin Ram, an ex-Palo Alto Research Center Inc. (better known as “Xerox PARC”)…

Intel’s Brian Krzanich to chair FAA’s new drone council

By Mike Wheatley May 9, 2016

Brian Krzanich has been a massive proponent of drones ever since taking over the CEO’s chair at Intel Corp. almost three years ago. During that time he’s spoken about the merits of the technology…

No Amazon Echo, no problem: Use Alexa with the Lexi iOS app

By Collen Kriel May 9, 2016

If you are eager to try out the functionality of Alexa, but are unsure about handing over $180 for the Amazon Echo or $80 for the Echo Dot, then there is a (much) cheaper…

Windows 10 won’t be free after July 29, and the nagware’s gonna stop too

By Mike Wheatley May 9, 2016

Microsoft has been busy reminding all and sundry this weekend that its year-long free upgrade to Windows 10 offer is about to expire. After July 29 passes, those who suddenly remember they want to…

Cloud chief Diane Greene on how Google can beat Amazon and Microsoft

By Robert Hof May 6, 2016

Google cloud and enterprise chief Diane Greene spoke about entrepreneurship and how Google aims to catch up to cloud leaders Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.

Former Kerbal Space Program dev calls out studio for low wages and long hours

By Eric David May 6, 2016

Kerbal Space Program is one of those weird indie darlings that seems like it never should have worked on paper, yet the game was incredibly successful long before it ever left Steam Early Access. KSP…

Charles Schwab customers learn what happens when you repeat a password

By Robert Pleasant May 6, 2016

If you have investments saved in a Charles Schwab account, keep an eye out for contact from the bank soon. A recent data breach has seen unauthorized login activity on several accounts, but the…

Top sales professionals glomming on to social tools, says LinkedIn

By Paul Gillin May 6, 2016

Could this be the end of the cold call? New research by the professional network LinkedIn Corp. shows that social tools are playing a growing role in the sales process, with more than 70 percent…

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Live Nation and NextVR sign deal to stream live concerts in virtual reality

Microsoft customers really dig the Surface range, but Apple still leads overall satisfaction

Amazon nabs cognitive computing expert Ashwin Ram to head up AI efforts

Intel’s Brian Krzanich to chair FAA’s new drone council

No Amazon Echo, no problem: Use Alexa with the Lexi iOS app

Windows 10 won’t be free after July 29, and the nagware’s gonna stop too

Former Kerbal Space Program dev calls out studio for low wages and long hours

Charles Schwab customers learn what happens when you repeat a password

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