The Grand Tour: Amazon reveals name of new Jeremy Clarkson show
After months of speculation, Amazon has finally revealed the name of the motoring show from Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond.
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Siri creators reveal next generation voice assistant ‘Viv’
The team behind Apple’s voice assistant Siri have revealed their latest independent project “Viv”, an AI bot that lives on your phone and aims to be “the intelligent interface for everything.”
Amazon takes on YouTube with “Video Direct”
Amazon is launching a new video service called “Amazon Video Direct”, letting people earn royalties on uploaded content.
Google CEO predicts end of physical computers in an “AI-first world”
Google’s vision of the future is one where physical computes are replaced by a smart assistant that follows you everywhere, according to its CEO.
Dare to be the snail: Why slowing down has become the only option for Amazon
With Amazon’s recent move to open physical stores, how does this move fits into the larger trend of ‘slow retail’? Kevin Gill, UK CEO of Start looks at the growing demand of consumers for a more meaningful experience with brands, not just convenience.
Global TV trends: BBC and Netflix lead way for recommendations
Whether public service or paid-for, the UK’s TV channels are most likely to be recommended by viewers- but Netflix is on the rise, according to new research.
The new journey of a TV show: How digital has transformed video content
Viewers are increasingly watching TV programmes on other screens with ‘delinearised’ and online TV consumption growing, according to a new global report from EurodataTV.
Amazon and Microsoft ‘to invest in self-driving car tech’
Amazon and Microsoft are considering using their technology to power Here, a mapping technology firm for self driving cars, according to a news report.
Walmart takes on Alibaba and Amazon in China
Walmart has launched a new e-commerce service that aims to bring ‘quality’ overseas products to Chinese consumers.
Google’s opens up its machine learning tech to developers
Google has made its Cloud Machine Learning platform available to developers today, giving them access to the platform that powers Google Photos, Translate and the Google Inbox app.