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Hasselblad Reveals the Design Philosophy of its X-Series Cameras

February 17, 2021
Hasselblad has started a new series on YouTube that aims to give viewers an inside, behind-the-scenes look at the company’s headquarters in Sweden. Its first episode centers around the design philosophy of its X-system of mirrorless cameras, and the thought process behind it. Called Hasselblad’s Home, this ongoing series is designed to show fans of the storied brand an “intimate look” at…
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Report: iPhone 12 Pro Max wins most popular 5G US smartphone

February 17, 2021
A new study is out today from speed test provider Ookla and M Science that looks into the most popular 5G smartphones in the US. After less than a year since launch, the iPhone 12 Pro Max has become the most popular choice. Notably, the iPhone 12 lineup also made up the…
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Google Photos adds more Memories collections including stadium-focused ‘Roar of the Crowd’

February 17, 2021
Clearly Google wants you to forget about the previous year with a number of brand-new Google Photos Memories collections now rolling out including a sports-focused “Roar of the Crowd,” the beach-focused “Sand and Sea,” and dessert-heavy “Tasty Treats.” Given that fans are not allowed at many sporting events and stadiums around the globe due to restrictions, this one hit home the most…
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Yamaha trademarks new 125cc class electric scooter, revealing continued EV progress

February 17, 2021
No one can accuse of Yamaha of racing too quickly toward electrification of its two-wheeled lineup. But it appears the company might be slowly lifting its dragging feet after filing a new trademark for an electric scooter. When we first covered Yamaha’s unveiling of the E01 at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2019, it was just a concept vehicle. Impressive, but a concept nonetheless. Now it appears…
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IBM’s Arin Bhowmick explains why AI trust is hard to achieve in the enterprise

February 17, 2021
While appreciation of the potential impact AI can have on business processes has been building for some time, progress has not nearly been as quick as many initial forecasts led many organizations to expect. Arin Bhowmick, chief design officer for IBM, explained to VentureBeat what needs to be done to achieve the level of AI explainability that will be required to take AI to the next level in the…
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