Tag: types of software
Helm.ai snags $31M to scale its ‘unsupervised’ autonomous driving software • TechCrunch
A few bright spots remained in the autonomous vehicle industry even amid macroeconomic headwinds that nearly shut off the spigot of venture capital and led to further consolidation. Helm.ai, a startup developing software designed for advanced driver assistance systems, autonomous driving and robotics, is one of them. The Menlo Park, California-based startup recently raised $31…
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These are the headphones I use on the daily
I use an obnoxious number of headphones throughout the year. So many that I had to start turning some brands away when they pitched new models to me. As the site has grown, so has the review workload, and headphones have had to make way for TVs, projectors, smartphones, laptops, tablets, and more. I’m not…
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Woman Pays Back Company After Software Catches Her Slacking
A Canadian court has ordered a female employee to repay her employer after her laptop’s software revealed that she was wasting time on the company’s dime. Karlee Besse, who worked remotely as an accountant for Reach CPA in British Columbia, was accused of “time theft” and must pay $2,459.89 in returned wages. Besse had initially…
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ROCCAT Magma Mini 60% keyboard boasts IP33 rating, RGB LEDs, and mappable keys
In this day and age, there really is a keyboard for everyone. For those that like compact 60% keyboards, the upcoming ROCCAT Magma Mini is a compact membrane keyboard with an IP33 rating, RGB light zones, and mappable keys. And it’s only $49! Estimated reading time: 3 minutes The membrane switches have a midway actuation…
Read MoreQPR Software Plc has signed a
QPR SOFTWARE PLC INSIDE INFORMATION 19 December 2022 at 9.30am EET QPR Software has signed a significant contract with a leading global pharmaceutical company, to expand the usage of QPR ProcessAnalyzer, the market-leading process mining solution. The committed contract value of the deal is over 1 million euros for three years and it consists of…
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‘Tis the season; watch out for card skimming
This time of year, people are out shopping, paying for gas, and generally using their debit and credit cards more than usual. This is an opportunity time for thieves, and one way they take advantage is by card skimming. Card skimming is used at terminals that accept debit and credit cards using a chip reader…
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Twitter stiffs software vendor with $8 million left on contract, lawsuit says
Getty Images | NurPhoto A lawsuit says Twitter failed to pay a $1,092,000 invoice in a software contract that doesn’t expire until late 2024, and that the Elon Musk-led company apparently intends to stiff the vendor on another $7 million worth of payments. Imply Data, Inc. sued Twitter in California Superior Court in San Francisco…
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City politicians want answers about costly, unworkable housing software
Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News City politicians are demanding a report into a boondoggle housing software that has cost taxpayers more than $362,000 over nine years, and delivered little. Published May 16, 2023 • 2 minute read London city hall (Free Press file photo) Article content City politicians are demanding a report into a boondoggle…
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How Canopy can help parents make the Internet safer for their children
JRR Tolkien wrote, “The world has changed. I see it in the water. I feel it in the Earth. I smell it in the water. Much that once was lost, For none now live who remembers it.” Sometimes, that’s what our world seems like. With technological advancements like AI advancing communication and interaction, the world…
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What is SIM cloning, and how do I protect myself?
SIM cloning isn’t new; it’s been around for a while and is a devasting way to get hacked. SIM cloning has been in the news over the past 24 hours because a political commentator from The Daily Wire was targeted and successfully hacked. The hackers were able to take control of his Twitter account and…
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