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There’s a secret text adventure game hidden inside Google. Here’s how to play it
Google loves a good Easter egg. There are dozens upon dozens of different eggs hidden across Google’s product portfolio, from using Google Search to flip a coin to exploring the Doctor’s TARDIS in Google Maps. Think you’ve seen them all? A seemingly new egg has just been discovered: a playable text adventure game, hidden right…
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Une ardoise magique pilotée par un Raspberry Pi
Le principe d’une ardoise magique est assez simple, une poudre magnétique colle à une vitre la rendant opaque, en manipulant de boutons, l’un pour l’axe horizontal, l’autre pour l’axe vertical, on peut dessiner sur cette surface en enlevant cette poudre. Deux axes pilotés par des boutons rotatifs, voilà une interface parfaite pour être pilotée par…
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Dropbox may be adding an e-signature feature, user survey indicates
A recent user survey sent out by Dropbox confirms the company is considering the addition of an electronic signature feature to its Dropbox Professional product, which it refers to simply as “E-Signature from Dropbox.” The point of the survey is to solicit feedback about how likely users are to use such a product, how often,…
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BMW launches a personal voice assistant for its cars
At TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2018, BMW today premiered its digital personal assistant for its cars, the aptly named BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant. But you won’t have to say “Hey, BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant” to wake it up. You can give it any name you want. The announcement comes only a few weeks after BMW also…
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IFA 2018 – Deutsche Telekom dévoile son assistant personnel Magenta
© Deutsche Telekom Alors que le salon berlinois touche à sa fin, l’opérateur allemand Deutsche Telekom a dévoilé au grand public son premier assistant domestique baptisé « Magenta ». Ce dernier entend concurrencer les mastodontes du secteur, à savoir Google et Amazon et leurs assistants respectifs Home et Echo. Cet appareil ressemble peu ou prou… Source: IFA 2018 –…
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A l’IFA, les assistants vocaux se veulent indispensables
Vitrines privilégiées de ces logiciels d’intelligence artificielle, plus de 100 millions d’enceintes connectées seront vendues d’ici fin 2018. The post A l’IFA, les assistants vocaux se veulent indispensables appeared first on FrenchWeb.fr. Source: A l’IFA, les assistants vocaux se veulent indispensables
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Huawei’s new Kirin 980 chip is so fast, it can probably slow down time
Huawei has announced the Kirin 980 mobile processor, which promises a considerable increase in speed and efficiency over not only the old Kirin 970, but the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 as well. The post Huawei’s new Kirin 980 chip is so fast, it can probably slow down time appeared first on Digital Trends. Source: Huawei’s new…
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The Google Assistant is now bilingual
The Google Assistant just got more useful for multilingual families. Starting today, you’ll be able to set up two languages in the Google Home app and the Assistant on your phone and Google Home will then happily react to your commands in both English and Spanish, for example. Today’s announcement doesn’t exactly come as a…
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Deepfakes for dancing: you can now use AI to fake those dance moves you always wanted
Artificial intelligence is proving to be a very capable tool when it comes to manipulating videos of people. Face-swapping deepfakes have been the most visible example, but new applications are being found every day. The latest? Call it deepfakes for dancing — it uses AI to read someone’s dance moves and copy them on to…
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