Domino’s uses Vonage cloud platform to make sure phone orders get through

Cloud provider’s API integrates with point-of-sale terminals to help order takers customize calls and ensure reliability.   Image: Kzenon/Getty Images/iStockphoto   According to the American Pizza Community, more than 50% of orders come in via digital channels. That means a significant chunk of customers are still picking up the phone to place an order. Domino’s announced … Continue reading Domino’s uses Vonage cloud platform to make sure phone orders get through Continue Reading →

New Google Cloud tech gives users control of data confidentiality

Confidential computing encrypts data in use as it’s being processed and keeps that data encrypted in memory and elsewhere outside the CPU.   Image: Dongyu Xu / Getty Images Google Cloud just launched a new technology that encrypts data while it’s being processed: Confidential computing, which also keeps data encrypted in memory, as well as … Continue reading New Google Cloud tech gives users control of data confidentiality Continue Reading →

Google Cloud announces BigQuery Omni multicloud analytics solution

The platform allows users to directly access data across Google Cloud, AWS and Azure without having to move or copy datasets.   Image: Google Cloud   Google Cloud unveiled BigQuery Omni during its virtual Google Cloud Next ’20 event on Tuesday. The multicloud analytics solution allows consumers to use BigQuery across data stored in Google Cloud, Amazon … Continue reading Google Cloud announces BigQuery Omni multicloud analytics solution Continue Reading →

Ford unveils 2021 Bronco Sport, and it’s more than just a Baby Bronco

When Ford unveiled the new Bronco series of sport utilities, a new Bronco Sport came with it. At first glance, this new Baby Bronco looked like a smaller version of the SUV. On closer inspection, it’s clear that the 2021 Bronco Sport is a completely different animal in almost every way. Back in the heyday of … Continue reading Ford unveils 2021 Bronco Sport, and it’s more than just a Baby Bronco Continue Reading →

Europe’s largest 3D printer builds two-story house

In just a few short years, 3D printed architecture tech has matured from producing basic hut-like homes to creating a community of low-cost housing. Another interesting development in this area comes from Kamp C in Antwerp, Belgium, which recently built a prototype 3D-printed house with two floors using what it calls Europe’s largest 3D printer. The unnamed project … Continue reading Europe’s largest 3D printer builds two-story house Continue Reading →

Amazon Dash Cart gives the shopping cart a cashier-free upgrade

Amazon has given the shopping cart a high-tech makeover, with the new Amazon Dash Cart set to launch in its physical grocery stores. While it may look at first glance like a regular cart, the green and black upgrade allows for an instant checkout: in fact, once you’ve filled it up, you can just walk … Continue reading Amazon Dash Cart gives the shopping cart a cashier-free upgrade Continue Reading →

Shiny Pokemon GO Unown code clues may make fans freak [UPDATE]

Today we’re taking another peek at the latest update to Pokemon GO and the (not yet active) code in the app file. This update has a brand new “Has Shiny Form Captured” tag in addition to what’s already been in play: Has Shiny Captured. Shiny Pokemon might well be changed in a major way by … Continue reading Shiny Pokemon GO Unown code clues may make fans freak [UPDATE] Continue Reading →

Canon responds to EOS R5 video overheating controversy

Canon has responded reports that the newly-announced EOS R5 and R6 could overheat during video recording, after photographers voiced concerns that capture times could be limited. Revealed earlier this month, the new EOS R6 and R5 promise up to 8K resolution recording with a full-frame sensor. However some design decisions Canon made left potential buyers worried. Probably … Continue reading Canon responds to EOS R5 video overheating controversy Continue Reading →

Corsair iCUE NEXUS gives PC gamers a Touch Bar style add-on screen

If you’re a Windows user who has looked at the MacBook Touch Bar with envy, fear not: Corsair’s new iCUE NEXUS does pretty much just that. Intended to fix to select models of Corsair’s keyboards, or hook up to a PC directly via USB, the full-color touchscreen acts as a control panel and a status … Continue reading Corsair iCUE NEXUS gives PC gamers a Touch Bar style add-on screen Continue Reading →