Articles associated with topic: tech event

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  Weekend Roundup: Apple’s Virtual WWDC, Airbnb Layoffs

  You survived the week! Congrats. Hopefully you’re shutting off the work computer for the weekend, but before you do, let’s touch on some of the biggest tech news of the week, including Apple’s new plans for WWD…
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  Weekend Roundup: Coronavirus Cancelations, 'Half-Life: Alyx,' and More

  Show of hands: Who felt that it was a long week? Yep, I thought so. Let’s get into our weekend roundup: we have some quick items on Stadia, yet more coronavirus-related madness, and a cool new (and long-awaited…
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  Weekend Roundup: CES 2020, Warner Bros. Wants A.I. to Pick Films

  Welcome to the (almost) weekend! This week, roughly half the tech industry seemed to head to Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES), where companies rolled out their latest… well, let’s just g…
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  Mac Pro, iMac Pro, and Who Apple ‘Pro’ Hardware is Really For

  At WWDC 2019, Apple unveiled the new Mac Pro. It’s a beastly machine with an equally impressive display. But should tech professionals focus on it? During some downtime at WWDC, I popped across the street to se…
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  Inside Amazon: How Liu Engineered Her Own Path

  Amazon's Xiaoxu Liu shares what it's like to work inside one of the most influential companies of all time Xiaoxu Liu, Software Development Manager at Amazon Imagine a job where you felt invigorated on a daily…
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  WWDC 2019 Epilogue: We’re on an Island, and Turning the Page

  After a packed WWDC 2019, we’re still uncovering gems from the event. Apple introduced a ton of new tools and services, and even a new platform for iPad (iPadOS). But where do we go from here? SwiftUI Apple fin…
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  At WWDC 2019, Apple Quietly Killed a Service Developers Passionately Hate

  Apple’s annual developers conference, WWDC, always brings a ton of new tools to developers. This year's edition is no different, but Apple also subtly murdered its own worst enemy. For years, Apple used the ter…
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  Weekend Roundup: Dub-Dub, Drones, Mopeds, and Sketchy Stadia

  It’s finally the weekend. After a long week of WWDC news, there’s some stuff you may have missed. Let’s play catch up, shall we? Apple undoubtedly dominated the tech-news scene this week. I’ve been on the groun…
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  WWDC 2019: What ‘Sign-In with Apple’ Means for Tech Professionals

  At this year's WWDC 2019, Apple has introduced a new, privacy-focused sign-in option for apps and websites. It’s exciting for users, but what does it mean for developers and engineers? It was a headline-grabbin…
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  ARKit 3 Ushers in RealityKit, Priming Us for Augmented Reality Glasses

  At WWDC 2019, Apple introduced us to RealityKit, augmented reality (AR) tooling that is undoubtedly the foundation for the holy grail of augmented reality: an eyeglasses-like heads-up display. Prior to ARKit 3…
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  Swift Finally Matches Objective-C in One Major Way

  WWDC 2019 has brought us a lot of Swift. It’s perhaps the first time Apple has stopped trying to convince us all to give the language a try, and started showing us what it can do. Now, the language has begun to…
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  Innovation During Times of Change at The Walt Disney Company

  Meet three Disney technologists: Deni, Lead Application Architect; Andy, Director, Real-Time Media Engineering; and Crystal, Partner Operations Manager. All three employees have been with The Walt Disney Compan…