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Six years ago, tablet devices was the hottest trend in the tech community. In 2010, the tech universe saw the release of the first Apple iPad and Samsung was also busy developing the Galaxy Tab. Several other tech companies are also working on their own tablet devices in hopes of getting a piece of the then fledgling market. Six years later, at the 2016 Mobile World Congress, no tablet device was presented. A sign that prompted tech analysts to declare that the tablet industry is dead.
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FUTURE TECHGoogle’s self-driving car hits public bus on Valentine’s Day, causes first accident
A Google self-driving car recently hit a public bus while it was in autonomous mode on a road in Mountain View, California. The minor accident happened on Valentine's Day and the Alphabet company has submitted a report to California's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This was not the first time a driverless car has been in an accident but it was the first time it caused one.
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AutoAston Martin and LeEco to develop an electronic sports car by 2018
British sports car manufacturer Aston Martin is negotiating a joint venture agreement with Chinese technology group LeEco for building its first electronic sports car.
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FUTURE TECHFacebook AI helps to find human populations for Internet drones
Facebook's engineers are using artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze images of Earth and figure out where people are living. The social network can then use lasers, drones, and satellites to beam Internet access to those people most efficiently.
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FUTURE TECHVolvo to replace car keys, fobs with smartphone app, Bluetooth
Volvo is taking steps to become the first automaker to replace traditional car keys with a smartphone app. The Swedish automobile producer is launching a pilot program this spring that will offer vehicles without a physical key or fob, and has plans to add the new system to autos next year.
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DealsAston Martin to build electric car with Faraday Future’s backer
Aston Martin is teaming up with the consumer electronics company LeEco to develop the luxury car brand's first electric vehicle (EV). The RapidE electric car (e-car) will be modeled after the British automaker's Rapide S model and will be followed by other e-cars. Aston Martin is most famous for producing James Bond's cars in Agent 007 movies, while LeEco financially backs the California startup Faraday Future that is developing EVs and self-driving cars.
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LIFESelf-parking technology: Nissan’s smart chairs automatically pull up to desks
Nissan's new self-parking office chairs automatically slide up to desks with a single clap of hands. It makes moving the smart furniture to tidy up offices, conference rooms, and classrooms much easier. The Japanese automaker has posted a video showing how four motion cameras attached to walls use WiFi wireless connectivity to control the Okamura chairs.
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Death of the Car Key: Bad Idea to Focus on Digital Car Keys Over Physical?
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