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  • This is why the world needs Facebook M: Its new AI and people-powered virtual personal assistant in Messenger app could be better than Apple Siri, Microsoft Cortana and Google Now

    August 27, 2015

    Soon Facebook will be able to answer any question you have, book a restaurant on your behalf and give you the weather forecast for the day. The social network is working on creating its very own virtual assistant like the already well-known and commonly used Apple Siri, Microsoft Cortana and Google Now. Facebook is testing the service, called [...]

  • Mobile phone etiquette: Is it ok to use your smartphone at the cinema, in church, at a meeting?

    August 27, 2015

    How do you feel when co-workers take a phone call during a meeting? What about when someone plays Candy Crush throughout your commute? Your answer to these questions may reveal more about your age than you think, after a new study on mobile phone etiquette from the Pew Research Center showed there are huge gaps between what [...]

  • Apple’s ex-chief executive John Sculley is making Android phones now, unveils Obi Worldphone

    August 27, 2015

    Apple’s former chief executive, John Sculley, has surprised the tech world by unveiling two new smartphones – which run on Google's Android operating system. He doesn’t plan for the phones to compete against his former company, though. Instead, with the Obi Worldphone and the SF1 both priced below $200, Sculley is hoping to become big [...]

  • BlackRock buys robo-adviser firm FutureAdvisor for estimated $200m

    August 26, 2015

    BlackRock is buying FutureAdvisor, a company that develops robo-adviser technology, for between $150m and £200m. Read more: Robo-advisers backed to fill financial gap   Robo-advisers create automated investment portfolios for clients by asking them a series of questions about their income, investment ambitions and tax situation. FutureAdvisor was set up in San Fransisco five years ago [...]

  • Is this the UK’s next FinTech unicorn? Hank Uberoi of London-based tech startup Earthport slams outdated global payment infrastructure

    August 26, 2015

    Could this be the UK’s next FinTech unicorn? After previous success stories like Monitise and TransferWise leading the way, a UK-based payment platform slamming today’s global payment infrastructure for being “decades” out of date is hoping to disrupt the way companies pay their bills. Hundreds of thousands of international payments are made every day. But [...]

  • Windows 10 now running on 75m devices in 192 countries, Microsoft figures reveal

    August 26, 2015

    More than 75m devices around the world are now running Windows 10 since Microsoft released the new operating system less than a month ago. That means 31 devices – including phones, laptops and Xbox games consoles – were upgraded every single second over the last 28 days. It's the second time Microsoft has released figures [...]

  • Researchers discover a way to “switch off” diseased cancer cells

    August 26, 2015

    US scientists have managed to “switch off” cancer cells, programming them back to normal cells in a breakthrough they hope may lead to reversing tumour growth. A team of researchers from Mayo Clinic in Florida managed to stop cancerous cells’ abnormal growth rate, retraining them to stop reproducing and die off like a regular cell [...]

  • FriendlyScore: This FinTech startup can analyse social media activity to prove creditworthiness

    August 26, 2015

    When you're sharing a selfie at dinner or updating LinkedIn with your latest promotion, you're giving away more than you might think. A London-based startup has taken the huge amount of data we share every day on social media to come up with a way of assessing whether we can be trusted with a loan or [...]

  • Selfie sticks and adult colouring books: Here’s what Londoners buy the most, and where, according to Amazon

    August 26, 2015

    True to form, west Londoners are knocking back the Bolly – while south of the river, residents are sitting back and relaxing with an on-trend adult colouring-in book. These are just some of the most popular items people pop in their shopping baskets across the four corners of the capital – and if you've always [...]

  • Back to school: Gadgets in kids’ back packs are worth £270 as total value more than triples to £3.2bn

    August 25, 2015

    Parents will be sending their kids off to school in September with more tech gadgets than ever before. Each child's back pack will be filled with tech worth on average an astonishing £270, bringing the total value of British school kids' satchels to £3.2bn, more than triple this time last year. Just under a quarter of [...]

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