There’s a clear winner. Image: Samsung This is an exciting time for foldable phones. more Technically Incorrect I know this because, during last week’s Samsung Unpacked event, https://www.zdnet.com/topic/samsung/ declared that foldable phones are “the new mainstream for smartphones.” When new phones emerge, experts instantly have views. Theirs tend not always to coincide precisely with the […]
From the September 2021 issue of Car and Driver. For years it was a selling point: You don’t need a car to live in New York City. Not only does it have arguably the nation’s best transit system, but parking is expensive and a pain, and traffic is atrocious. And yet, even before the pandemic, […]
A new power, one of verbal life and death. Screenshot by ZDNet You may love meetings or not. more Technically Incorrect I feel sure, however, that you generally have your own meeting strategy. Are you someone who likes to listen, then occasionally interject? Or are you the sort who can turn a meeting with the […]
Illustration by Gianna MeolaCar and Driver From the September 2021 issue of Car and Driver. I’ve long wondered if part of what drew me to cars, or maybe to writing about cars, was all the fun words associated with them. “Accelerator” sounds like a rush of speed. “Scoop” sounds big and open, an obvious intake. […]
Abacus.ai, the two-year-old San Francisco-based startup that is building commercial AI systems, on Friday announced it is has turned on an API listening service that will feed real-time data into machine learning models for tasks such as predictions. Abacus had already come to market with a form of auto-ML, a way automate deep learning model […]
Hagerty/National Historic Vehicle Register The mission of the National Historic Vehicle Register is to “preserve America’s auto heritage for future generations.” The list’s latest addition is the 1979 Lamborghini Countach LP400S used in the comedy film The Cannonball Run. The angular speedster made an impression in the opening few minutes of the movie, with its […]
There are few places in the country changing at the speed of Seattle. Its population grew 18.7% from 2010-2018, according to The Seattle Times, making it the fastest-growing city in the U.S. over that time. Along with the growth, the city wants to ensure that technology and infrastructure can keep up. Several internet providers serve the […]
The Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance and all the festivities around Monterey, California, during Car Week transform the peninsula into an open-air car museum. Nearly every event—and there are many—is packed with one-of-a-kind cars you may never see again or that you’ve only seen in books. This weekend, our editors will share the most interesting, wild, […]
The people here are not Hollywood stars or billionaire tech entrepreneurs who might own Ferraris and private jets. But they are well off. The median household income in the area exceeds $165,000, and half the homes are valued at more than $1 million. Eight in 10 residents have at least an undergraduate degree. As early […]
A cybersecurity researcher has discovered several new vulnerabilities within Wodify’s gym management web application that gives an attacker the ability to extract workout data, personal information and even financial information. Wodify’s gym management web application is used widely among CrossFit boxes in the US and other countries to help them grow. The software is in […]