Languages stories - Page 19

ATi Studios launches MondlyVR, a language app that combines VR, voice chatbot and speech recognition to teach users languages in minutes.

Fujitsu unveils a pioneering wearable translator, freeing hands in medical settings for enhanced patient care.

Steve Singer, Talend ANZ Country Manager talks about the necessities of machine learning for the enterprise space.

Qihan Technology unveils Sanbot Nano, a home assistant robot equipped with Amazon's Alexa Voice Service, available in October.

Mobile malware creation is as easy as downloading an app and potential criminals don't even need to write a single line of code.

Samsung to expand voice recognition function of Family Hub refrigerator and introduce Samsung Connect smart home feature at IFA 2017.

Investments include the launch of 'Stories', an additional capability within its MediaPortal platform, which was recently upgraded.

Could hackers exploit your DNA sequence and encode it with malware? A new study from the University of Washington says yes, it's possible.

Samsung rolls out Bixby, a bold rival to Siri, poised to redefine smartphone AI prowess on Galaxy devices. Will it charm users?.

Domestic 'droids': Jibo, Pepper and Dyson's Eye show AI's cosy leap from sci-fi to sofa-side - a robot revolution at home is nigh.

NRI Secure will sell the SANS Security Awareness training program in Japanese, filling a huge void in the localized training space.

Criminals in Dubai, you are officially on notice: The world's first 'robocop' is set to begin roaming the streets of Dubai.

Defend against the global WannaCry threat with robust cybersecurity measures and constant vigilance, says Carbon Black's team.

Fewer than 400,000 people speak Icelandic, and linguists are hypothesising that this is how the language dies.

The next social media trend could be hitting your screen soon with Apple's announcement today of their newest app, Clips.

Swift Playgrounds now speaks five more languages, making coding fun and accessible to an even wider audience on iPad.

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is returning to San Jose in June to inspire developers with the latest technologies.

Scammers are finding increasingly cunning ways to capitalise on the reach and popularity of the world's global brands. This time PayPal is the target.

BlackBerry steps up as it takes its cutting-edge crisis communication software global, bolstering security in 8 new languages.

Threat actors salivate at the thought of an increased volume of credit and debit card transactions flowing through endpoints they have compromised.