This Won’t Be the Last Self-Driving-Car Death
No matter how safe you can be assured a self-driving car might be, a lifetime of being behind the wheel will lead you to believe that you have a better sense of the road than a car does.
July 2, 2016 at 08:18PM
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Apple has good news for iPhone fans…
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The Galaxy Note 7 is 2016’s most exciting smartphone, but it has one potential problem…
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The entire tech industry is coalescing around the autonomous car. Especially for chip makers, this is where they see the next major wave of growth is coming from. On Friday, the world’s biggest chip maker, Intel, announced it finally snagged its first autonomous car deal in a partnership with BMW along with Mobileye, an Israel-based autonomous driving system provider. The three companies said they plan to bring a fully autonomous car into production by 2021.
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The arrival of OnePlus on the scene during 2014 was one of the key moments in the rise of minor-handset players in the smartphone market. The Shenzhen-based manufacturer promised flagship style performance at a much more competitive price. Does that still hold true with the release of the OnePlus 3?
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Just Chill Out And Watch This Tiny Car Get Built
The Peel P50 is the smallest production car in the world. Produced for just three short years in the ’60s, it now commands a relatively high value amongst collectors. Here, restoration experts construct one of their own.
July 2, 2016 at 04:16PM
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Momentum Machines robot-powered restaurant is opening in San Francisco
In 2012, secretive robotics startup Momentum Machines debuted a machine that could crank out 400 made-to-order hamburgers in an hour. It’s fully autonomous, meaning the robot can slice toppings, grill a patty, and assemble and bag the burger without any help from humans.
July 2, 2016 at 03:31PM
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Nintendo has always been a bit more family friendly than its competition, and analyst DFC intelligence believes that a younger market could be the key to the NX’s success.
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