Articles associated with topic: tech company
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IBM Unveils Deep Learning as a Service
Over the years, various companies have rolled out all sorts of “[Fill in the blank]-as-a-Service” to meet tech pros’ increasing appetite for cloud-based tools. Now, in the age of artificial intel… -
Google Positioning Its Smartwatch Efforts as Cross-Platform
Google has decided to rebrand its wearables platform. Formerly known as “Android Wear,” the search engine giant’s smartwatch operating system will now have the moniker of “Wear OS.” If you think… -
Google Opens Its Maps API to Augmented Reality Development
The blockbuster success of “Pokémon Go” in 2016 demonstrated that augmented reality, when married with the right content, could prove wildly successful among a broad cross-section of users. But i… -
Curious About Apple Watch Adoption Numbers? Check This Out.
The Apple Watch is clearly the best-selling smartwatch around. Still, Apple refuses to divulge just how many units have been sold. One developer’s findings might give us a good idea. David Smith… -
Why Finding Your 'Work-Life Integration' is Better Than 'Work-Life Balance'
We’re all familiar with the so-called Work-Life Balance. But, this conjures up visions of see-saws that must be perfectly balanced with equal weights on both ends at all times to ensure success.…Sponsored -
Apple Gets Serious About Server-Side Swift With SwiftNIO
Server-side Swift is not new. Plenty of options for weaving communication between a Swift app and the almighty cloud exist, but Apple has now released its own tooling to make that back-and-forth… -
Google's Android P Could Force Big Changes for Developers
Google is offering developers a glimpse at Android P, the next iteration of its mobile operating system. As with any developer preview, the code is unpolished, and consumer-facing features aren’t… -
RedMonk Calls Out Kotlin, Swift, Rust in Latest Languages Ranking
RedMonk’s latest programming-language rankings offer few surprises (or changes) from its previous update in mid-2017: JavaScript comes in first, followed (in descending order) by Java, Python, PH… -
Yes, There's a Need for an 'Astronaut Experience Manager'
Are you on the job hunt and looking for something, shall we say, a little different? Blue Origin, the spaceflight company started by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, might have something for you: “Astr… -
Why Isn't Nintendo Opening the Switch More to Indie Developers?
In the year since its release, the Nintendo Switch has become a genuine hit, selling more than 10 million units worldwide. That’s enough to put the console’s rivals, Microsoft’s Xbox One and Sony… -
Google Offering Crash Course in Machine Learning
Is your CEO suddenly repeating the phrase “artificial intelligence” over and over again? Are your clients jabbering endlessly about making an app “smarter”? If so, you might need to take a crash… -
What Is Rightsourcing in IT?
It’s considering both in-house and external resources for the best fit for a variety of tasks. Rightsourcing considers in-house options and contractors to determine the most effective course of a…Sponsored