Tech giant Microsoft recently announced that it is open-sourcing its deep learning toolkit. Just like Google, Microsoft decided to open source the Computational Network Toolkit which the company claims is more efficient compared to four other popular deep learning tools.
Sony recently announced that it is spinning of its PlayStation business on April 1. With the spin, all PlayStation related brands and products will be housed under a separate company called Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC.
Tech giant Apple is in the process of creating a fix for a JavaScript code that was reportedly crashing browsers on its platform. Apple has already warned its users to be wary of a link that will direct them into a specific website that will crash not only their Safari browser but also their device.
Apple recently released an update for its flagship Apple TV device. The update will allow the set-top box to support podcasts.
Speculations are all over about the existence of the so-called Microsoft Surface Phone, especially from the Redmond-based software giant itself. This time, its Chinese subsidiary has unveiled accidentally what the new name of the Windows phone will be.
Rumors are doing the rounds that the LG G5 and the Samsung Galaxy S7 will be released at the upcoming Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona beginning February 22. The rumored features and specifications of these two devices are given below.
The first beta of iOS 9.3 is now available for download. Since then, one feature that has drawn more attention from users and reviewers alike is dubbed as the Night Shift.
According to reports, the HTC One M10 will be launched in March 2016. In the United States, the handset will be offered by the mobile carrier AT&T.
Apple CEO Tim Cook answered a question about virtual reality during the company’s 2016 conference call, explaining that VR is really cool and holds a lot of interesting applications.
Sony has announced it is moving its PlayStation business from Japan to a new company in the United States that will handle the operations of all hardware and network services. The new Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) LLC will be headquartered in California and is a bold move for the gaming unit of the Japanese conglomerate.
