The restaurant service went like this: sit down, ask for tapas, and you will get a plate. Then waiters bring tapas on a plate. You can pass or pick up an bite. When you have had enough, the waiter counts the sticks. That’s your bill.
From: Computerworld
Everybody panic!
Mary Meeker released her well-regarded Internet Trends Report this week. She said smartphone shipments grew by zero percent, the first time since smartphones existed that the market didnât grow.
And IDC says the smartphone market will remain sluggish into the foreseeable future.
Some smartphone hopefuls have
From: The Next Web
A team of researchers from the University of Toronto have developed an algorithm that protects images from facial recognition AI. What it does: The researchers, Parham Aarabi and Avishek Bose, developed the AI to defend photos from facial recognition, but itâs not a shield â itâs … Read >
These #smart palm trees can #charge your phone and provide free #WiFi
via @businessinsider @surface #smartcity #IoT #tech pic.twitter.com/FBC5lO2wcH
— InsightBrief (@InsightBrief) June 2, 2018
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Take the union numbers quoted in this article with a grain of salt, as their remarks may be inflated as a negotiating tactic. But there’s no doubt a labor strike could hurt Las Vegas resort groups.
-Sean O’Neill
In this May 22, 2018 photo, volunteer Jenifer Murias yells into a … Read >
The sharing economy hardly puts a dent in the fact that most American road trips occur with owned cars. But look out for brands adapting to electric vehicles before driverless cars change things completely https://t.co/yW4BBLiZSe pic.twitter.com/r35um3EdQn
— Skift (@skift) May 27, 2018
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In a tiny village, at the foothills of the Pyrenees mountains, a library awaits readers. It is next to farm land, away from roads. Only hikers and mountainbikers are able to find it.
This color is wonderful, and even more impressive when the flowers have fallen to the ground from the bushes.
