The Digital Pick

Did you know about the all-terrain robots which can handle all kinds of surfaces?

The Microsoft Research team in Asia have created artificial intelligence that can not only read a document; it can even answer questions about the said document, scoring higher than humans on that same test.

Whether it's playing a PC game or the game of life, one can’t afford to lose. Mainly if the latter involves a wee little one.

Augmented Reality glasses that can recognize your meal. Clearer, more color-rich photos of your salad. 360-degree streaming of avocados over LTE. Qualcomm has a dream of what the Snapdragon 845-powered experience may resemble out in the real world, and it is strangely obsessed with food.

SpaceX has affirmed that the test launch is currently scheduled to occur in January, making it only a minor difficulty.

Scientists from Harvard and MIT have been working in the field of soft robotics trying to settle new of the noteworthy shortcomings of the genre, the absence of strength. These soft robots usually are too weak to allow much in the way of functionality.

Youbionic is back with a bizarre set of double robotic hands. This unique prosthetic device is going up for sale to give you a couple helping hands on each arm.

There is significant news that appears to be the Research by Apple Inc computer scientists on how self-driving cars can better spot cyclists and pedestrians while utilizing fewer sensors has been posted online.

We are firmly in the holiday season and what to say when it comes to a bunch of travel. Busy days and busy schedules tend to snowball into bouts of disappointment or stress, yet Uber is planning to avoid that with a few new features.

The "robo-taxi" has made life more comfortable, but only after such vehicles overturned the business models which carmakers had depended on for quite a long time.

We can all agree that soccer/football is undoubtedly the Beautiful Game. Not just from an individual athleticism standpoint, as well as the teamwork: Soccer is a lovely ballet, only with more kicking and stumbling and hooliganism.

If you’re still searching for a “Google OS,” you don't have to look more than Google Assistant. Though not particularly your popular OS with windows and displays, the voice-controlled AI-fueled virtual assistant is the one uniform interface you will discover in Google’s products, from Android to Google Home to Google apps.

Adobe has bestowed new features onto its Scan app, using machine learning to find documents that exist in photos on the user’s phone. These docs could be pics of business cards and receipts, for instance, taking the work out of

Facebook has killed its Messenger Day feature, a Snapchat clone that isn’t even a year old yet. Why get rid of such a new feature? Because the company now has a Stories feature, another Snapchat feature clone and it needs users to gravitate to it.

Boston Dynamics has recently posted an online video of its New SpotMini, the new form of the SpotMini robo-hound it revealed a year ago. This new kind is equivalent amounts of charming and alarming, able to run with a canine-like gait that is nearly similar.

A patent has shown us what the Galaxy X's interface might look like, and we have also seen another possible design for the phone itself.