Now with 100% fewer socks
Now with 100% fewer socks
The Wall Street Journal published an article telling their vendors to not use AWS for services that Walmart is consuming. Quoting Snowflake Computing, the company was apparently told not to run on AWS. It may less of an epic fight and more of Walmart avoiding leaking company data.
Xda-developers has a detailed post out on how the OnePlus 5 cheats on Android benchmarks. This is similar to how…
The Amazon acquisition of Whole Foods continues to make ripples, with the latest one being quite unexpected. Dean Bubley of…
Ars Technica has an interesting piece on the “Internet of Ships”, and how the Automated Identification System aboard ships shows…
Well, there will be time for a more thorough look later, but one of the first things that is apparently…
It was an impressive looking demo reel: an indoor guidance system that used no hardware at all on-site. This is…
When Microsoft revealed the Xbox One in 2013, it was to the fanfare of TV and sports, with a smattering…
Amazon’s rollout of its store and store tracking technology might just become faster with the purchase of Whole Foods, the…
Stack Overflow has fired a volley into the age-old discussion of tabs vs spaces. Their contribution boils down to a…
Forget driverless cars, the next attempt at sending out hype is captainless ships! According to Bloomberg, the Oslo-based Yara International claims…
