Proposer qu’une interaction entre un objet technique et un individu soit “magique” fait que lorsque les choses tournent mal, on se rapproche plus du film d’horreur.
Source : Livraison trente-cinq: lift16, technologie X Magie 💻🔮👻, 1983 et un mardi gras cajun – Nicolas Nova
This is the first U.S. presidential election in which Google is releasing real-time results of trending search queries. Previously, the Alphabet Inc. unit had put out aggregated search data with a delay of a few days.
Source : How Google Searches Pretty Much Nailed the New Hampshire Primary – Bloomberg Business
We want to finish connecting everyone, we’re going to do it in partnership with governments and different companies all over the world.
Source : CEO Mark Zuckerberg predicts 5 billion Facebook users by 2030
Sheri Pym, the federal judge, has ordered Apple not to turn off its encryption but to make it easier for federal agents to randomly guess the suspects’ iPhone passcode. Apple has built a security feature into iPhones so that a phone slows down anyone trying to “brute force” his way into a phone by guessing passcode after passcode.
Source : Apple ordered to decrypt iPhone of San Bernardino shooter for FBI | US news | The Guardian
With 17.2% of the smartphone market in 2015, Apple captured 91% of the profit. Samsung, with 23.9% of the market, took 14% of the profit.
This graph shows French Members of Parliament (MPs) during years 2012—. A link between two MPs indicates that they cosponsored at least one bill together.
Source : Cosponsorship networks in the French Parliament: Assemblée nationale, years 2012-2017
Fact that people have to wear glasses to watch 3D TVs did not work too well for consumers.
Source : 대한민국 IT포털의 중심! 이티뉴스
Facebook and Google have their ecosystems and now we have one too, in a part of the world that is growing incredibly fast and where we will become very strong. We want to be an ecosystem with a billion users.
Source : Browser maker Opera in line for $1.2bn acquisition by Chinese consortium | Technology | The Guardian
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A federal judge said a woman is not entitled to compensation for time spent entering a single Captcha word to verify her identity when opening a Google email account.
Source : Courthouse News Service
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