Bing is dead, long live the new, cross-platform Microsoft Search |…
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Microsoft is moving on from its Bing search engine to something a little more unified. Like Windows itself, which has…
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FabFitFun expands its video reach with a new experiment in live programming…
The Los Angeles-based women’s subscription box and media business FabFitFun is expanding its video catalog with the launch of new live programming set to…
First Look at Amazon’s Fire TV Recast, a new device to record live TV,…
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Amazon this morning introduced a new device called the Fire TV Recast that allows you to watch and record…
Why Capital One is turning to chat to improve customer experience (VB Live)…
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Financial services companies are racing to implement flexible, contextualized conversational technologies,…
Why wouldn’t you want to live forever? New Scientist editors debate |…
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Only around 1 in 5 adults are keen to live forever, according to the 2018 New Scientist Asks the Public survey.
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Only one in five UK adults would choose to live forever if they could |…
New Scientist Asks the Public has revealed that only 21 per cent of people would be keen to become immortal, should it ever become scientifically possible…
How to Record Live Over-the-Air Television with Plex DVR | Tips &…
When it comes to cord cutting, Plex is feature-rich streaming media solution that also allows you to view and record over-the-air TV content in HD.
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Twitter makes it easier to find and watch live broadcasts | Social
If you find yourself drawn toward livestreams on Twitter, then you’ll be pleased to hear that when an account you follow fires one up, it will appear right at…
New Scientist Live: the death of the universe may not be inevitable |…
By New Scientist staff The heat death of the universe is coming for us. The cosmos is expanding faster and faster, and eventually everything will move so…
New Scientist Live: why hasn’t the LHC found anything new? | Artificial…
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Ten years ago today, the CERN’s Large Hadron Collider buried underneath…