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What to Take Away From Apple WWDC 2016

Posted on June 13, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

Apple’s latest developer conference brought some major changes to the software that powers the iPhone and the Mac. Continue reading What to Take Away From Apple WWDC 2016→

Posted in apple, apple tv, Apple Watch, Apps, Futures, iOS, macos, OS X, short circuit, WWDC

Google Put Search Front and Center in Its Keyboard App, But It Sucks

Posted on May 12, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

Google has jumped aboard the iOS keyboard bandwagon, but its usefulness depends on where you plan to use it. And yes, there are plenty of GIFs. Continue reading Google Put Search Front and Center in Its Keyboard App, But It Sucks→

Posted in apple, Futures, gboard, gifs, Google, iOS, iPhone, Keyboard Apps, Search, short circuit

Smell-O-Vision Is Finally Almost Here

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

About the size of an Amazon Echo Dot, a gadget known as Cyrano could popularize the idea of programmable, digital scent. Continue reading Smell-O-Vision Is Finally Almost Here→

Posted in Cyrano, Digital Scent, Entertainment, five senses, Futures, Gadgets, Media, Scented Candles, short circuit, Yankee Candle

Can An App Fix Silicon Valley’s Workforce Diversity Problem?

Posted on April 20, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

Two women founded Glassbreakers to get companies to understand the benefits of having a diverse workforce. Continue reading Can An App Fix Silicon Valley’s Workforce Diversity Problem?→

Posted in Apps, diversity, employment, gender inequality, glassbreakers, Silicon Divide, silicon valley, Software, Startups, STEM

Why The First Wave of Chat Bots Are a Bit of a Mess

Posted on April 15, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

The promise of chat bots on platforms like Facebook Messenger is clear, but it may be a while before we figure out what does and doesn’t work. Continue reading Why The First Wave of Chat Bots Are a Bit of a Mess→

Posted in Apps, bots, Chat bots, cnn, Facebook, Futures, Poncho, short circuit, smartphones | Tagged Messenger

Protecting the Environment Is the App Store’s Latest Killer Feature

Posted on April 14, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

Apple is using the reach of the App Store to expose millions of everyday people to issues like deforestation and the availability of clean water. Continue reading Protecting the Environment Is the App Store’s Latest Killer Feature→

Posted in app store, apple, Apps, Apps for Earth, environmentalism, Futures, iOS, iPhone, short circuit, World Wildlife Fund

Facebook Messenger Is the New Facebook

Posted on April 12, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

Facebook used its f8 developer conference to lay out its vision for Messenger. Continue reading Facebook Messenger Is the New Facebook→

Posted in Apps, Facebook, Futures, messaging apps, Mobile, short circuit, smartphones, Social networks, WeChat | Tagged Messenger

Amazon’s Next Kindle May Be Called the Kindle Oasis

Posted on April 11, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

A couple of leaks, as well as WHOIS data, suggest we may be looking at a Kindle Oasis this week. Continue reading Amazon’s Next Kindle May Be Called the Kindle Oasis→

Posted in Amazon, books, e ink, e-readers, Futures, Gadgets, Kindle, Kindle Oasis, reading, short circuit

Valve Just Fixed VR’s Single Biggest Problem

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

Understanding the appeal of VR without actually trying on a headset isn’t the easiest thing in the world. Continue reading Valve Just Fixed VR’s Single Biggest Problem→

Posted in Futures, gaming, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, pc gaming, short circuit, Videos, Virtual Reality, VR | Tagged Valve

How Facebook Is Helping Visually Impaired Users ‘See’ News Feed Photos

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Nicholas Deleon for Motherboard

Facebook is trying to ensure that its goal of connecting people doesn’t leave behind the disabled. Continue reading How Facebook Is Helping Visually Impaired Users ‘See’ News Feed Photos→

Posted in accessibility, connectivity, Facebook, Futures, Internet, iPhone, Screen Readers, short circuit, smartphones, Social Media

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