This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
● White suits the Samsung Galaxy Alpha very well
● Xiaomi becomes the top cellphone vendor in China, ousting Samsung
● Twitter tries to embed in our timeline the tweets of people followed by our friends
This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
● Amazon launches its own customizable 3D printing store
● Amazon may sell credit card readers for smartphones for just $9.99
If we could go back in time ten years, there would be a remarkable improvement in the quality of public health services offered to the Brazilian population, such as increased access to the excluded, political layers and programs that ensured access to generic drugs, among others.
This week in the NEO Blog Technology Observatory:
● Apple publishes iOS 7.1.2 with fixes and improvements in iBeacons
● Apple releases OS X 10.9.4
● Six curiosities about Android L that you might not know about
● Google Glass banned at U.K. movie theaters
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The prime of the information age will coincide with the dawn of the robot age. But that doesn't mean we're about to see a world where human beings and androids walk down the streets together, like in the movies and animated cartoons. On the contrary: information technology and robotics will blend and integrate gradually to become a natural part of our daily lives.
This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
This week's Technology Observatory from NEO Blog brings you the following stories:
