Synaptics and Google working on edge AI
Interview with Synaptics’ spokesperson Patrick Mannion at CES 2025.
Bentley enters partnership with Google
To integrate Google’s geospatial content with its infrastructure engineering software and digital twin platform.
Oppo plans to give 50 million users AI features by end of year
Intends to promote AI across all smartphone segments.
Gone, Google glasses—again
But will the decision stick this time?
Fighting above their weight
Investor perception and forecast far exceed reality for the big tech players.
Google is building it, and they will come
Google A3 supercomputer—purpose-built for AI.
WebGPU unleashes the power of your GPU to Web pages
Pages and videos will render faster if they have the bandwidth behind them.
See ya later
It’s (another) goodbye to Google Glass.
January and February, months of doom and gloom for tech giants
Layoffs and delays plague the industry, leaving questions as to who will lead the charge toward our virtual future?
Google invests $12 million in the unofficial VR app store SideQuest
Google Ventures shakes hands with an unofficial alternative to the Meta Store.
Game over for Google’s streaming game service Stadia
Google abruptly shuts down Stadia. (Source: Google) Google is shutting down Stadia, its cloud gaming service that it launched in 2019. The service will remain live for players until January 18, 2023. Google said it will refund all Stadia hardware, software, and add-on content purchased from the Stadia store and Google Store. The company expects those refunds will be … Read more
Online gaming has been coming; has it arrived?
We’re working remotely, playing remotely, and changing the computer landscape. Most digital gaming is an all or nothing proposition: you win, you lose and you blame your equipment. Now, some kinds of gaming are getting to be even more like real life. It’s still win and lose but people will be blaming some entity in the cloud instead of a … Read more