Google’s Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL have a number of strengths to recommend them, but what makes them really unique is that they offer two versions of phone that finally, for Android, will provide everything anyone really needs in a smartphone. Other device makers have realized that different sizes appeal to different customers, but Google’s Pixel lineup offers a true choice, instead of… Read More Two sizes really do fit all with Google’s Pixel 2 ...This entry was posted in Gadgets hardware Mobile PIXEL smartphones TC and tagged google on October 17, 2017 by Darrell Etherington
Google wanted to announce more than just a boatload of products at its event the other week. The company hoped to foster a new conversation around consumer hardware, moving from a narrative about specs to one about artificial intelligence and mac... Google Pixel 2 reviewThis entry was posted in hardware Mobile Reviews smartphones TC and tagged google on October 17, 2017 by Brian Heater
Google’s changes to the Pixel cameras are mostly on the software side, but they gain some excellent additional abilities, including a new Portrait mode, as well as optical image stabilization to compliment Google’s digital anti-shake for photos and video. Google spent a lot of time during its presentation crowing about the Pixel 2 (and Pixel 2 XL, since their cameras are the… Read More Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL reaffirm Google’s top spot ...This entry was posted in camera+ Gadgets Mobile Photography PIXEL Reviews smartphone TC and tagged google on October 17, 2017 by Darrell Etherington
We review the $650 Pixel 2 and the $850 Pixel 2 XL, the new Android handsets from Google. Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL Review: There Is ...This entry was posted in Gear on October 17, 2017 by David Pierce
The most power you've ever seen in a normal-looking laptop. Microsoft Surface Book 2 Puts Desktop Brains in a Laptop ...This entry was posted in Gear on October 17, 2017 by David Pierce
Apple has now responded to a letter from Senator Franken last month in which he asked the company to provide more information about the incoming Face ID authentication technology which is baked into its top-of-the-range iPhone X, due to go on sale early next month. Read More Apple responds to Senator Franken’s Face ID privacy concernsThis entry was posted in apple inc artificial intelligence Diversity Government iOS Mobile privacy Security TC and tagged apple iphone on October 17, 2017 by Natasha Lomas
As LinkedIn ads in video and other features to look a little more like Facebook, Facebook continues to take on LinkedIn in the world of social recruitment services. In the latest development, Facebook is testing a feature to let users create resumes — which Facebook calls a “work histories” feature — and share them privately on the site as part of their job hunt.… Read More Facebook tests a resume “work histories” feature to boost recruitment ...This entry was posted in LinkedIn Social TC and tagged facebook on October 17, 2017 by Ingrid Lunden
When you walk upstairs at the Strava offices over on Third Street in San Francisco, you’ll find boards as tall as your typical human. They’re covered with images — screenshots of Instagram posts, comments and a whole lot of paper cutouts of other social networks printed onto little sheets — and they served as the launchpad for Strava’s latest product as it tries… Read More Strava launches posts to bring athletes back for everything else ...This entry was posted in Mobile Startups strava TC on October 17, 2017 by Matthew Lynley