Pixar: Story of Steve Jobs and an argument that changed animation
Pixar's history is marked by conflict and innovation: I'll tell you about the "sliding door" that shaped the most influential animation studio in the world.
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Steve Jobs assured “computers are a privacy nightmare? Never"
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs gave bold interviews on ABC in which he reassured anxious Americans that no, the advent of computers would not pose any privacy problems. But what do you think, silly people?
Disney CEO: “If Steve Jobs hadn't died we would have merged with Apple”
Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed in an interview that Apple and Disney would have become one company if Steve Jobs had not died in 2011.
Elizabeth Holmes guilty: Theranos was fraud. Now he risks 20 years.
It was called the "new Steve Jobs". And perhaps to fool herself Elizabeth Holmes has made Theranos one of the most sensational technological frauds ever.
Story of a pen that changed the future of the world
The ballpoint pen may have improved writing, but the planet has transformed it. In short, the story of an extraordinary invention.
Dinosaurs, what the world would be like if they hadn't gone extinct
Without the asteroid, would dinosaurs drive cars today, or have skyscrapers? And would we ever evolve? From suggestive hypotheses to serious (and interesting) answers.
Pancreatic Cancer: Technique reveals early stage cancer in 95% of cases
A new screening platform can detect stage XNUMX pancreatic cancer, aiding in prevention and recovery.
Optimism! The revolution we are all waiting for will come. For three very good reasons.
We always seem on the eve of positive change, but it never comes. Optimism! It will come for sure: for three good, old reasons.
iPhone 13 could have "satellite coverage", even in remote areas
The new iPhone 13 "threatens" to have coverage even in remote areas, thanks to the connection with satellites.
G-Train, the intelligent train that outclasses the Orient Express
A super glass train, with retractable terraces and 14 luxury carriages promises to be an (expensive) “land yacht”
Goodbye to smartphones and union with Magna: behind LG the shadow of Apple Car
A sensational indiscretion sees the new giant LG and Magna debut at the beginning of the year with a new, great customer: one in the shape of an apple.
CES2021, here is the smartwatch that can measure blood sugar without needles
Measuring blood sugar without needles and with a wearable device such as a smartwatch: many have tried and failed. Quantum Operation will try again.
Why Amazon Halo is the elephant in the glassware of the fitness world
Amazon Halo arrives late in an already saturated but booming market like fitness, and seems to have far more tricks up its sleeve than it presents with its first release.
Segway presents S-Pod, an automatic “stroller” for adults
At CES2020 Segway once again presents itself as a "game changer" in individual transport. And among the new electric bikes and motorbikes appears S-Pod, an automatic personal capsule. Let's see what he's capable of.
11 bold forecasts for the near future technological decade
The last 10 years have seen half of the forecasts come true: this is what has happened, and here are those for the near future.
This dummy is you in 20 years of office work
I can say without fear of contradiction that in my 13 years of Futuroprossimo.it I have never talked about a more repugnant "person". Emma beats them all for ugliness. Her legs are swollen and covered in varicose veins. Her eyes are flat like those of a spoiled mullet, and her back looks like that of Quasimodo, the well-known hunchback of Notre Dame Cathedral. 20 years of work in the office is enough (and some would even say "blessed is he who has it. Ways of ... Read more
Apple 1987: Siri already existed, but she had a bow tie
In a 1987 Apple video some ideas already structured decades in advance show a Siri in embryonic state and in rather formal clothes
The iPhone turns 10: here's how our lives have changed
Exactly #10 years ago, Steve Jobs presented the first #iPhone to the world: a different type of mobile phone, which then paved the way for all those who came after. On January 9, ten years ago, Jobs said, presenting his cell phone: "We have reinvented the telephone." There was no longer a keyboard, but a touchscreen to touch with your finger. Apps arrived for the first time and the Internet was in your pocket, available to everyone and at any time. In 2007 less… Read more
Elon Musk has the 'infinite' electric car ready
Tesla Motors' Model S already surpasses every other electric car on the market in terms of autonomy, with its over 400km of range. Yet Elon Musk doesn't stop there. The CEO of Tesla Motors has announced that his company could bring this range beyond 900km by 2017 and in any case no later than the next 4 years, until it reaches the threshold of 1200km with a single battery charge. It's basically like having the ability to travel from... Read more
And Google goes on TV
Days ago, in the long wake of the farewell to Steve Jobs and while waiting for his biography, many experts discussed Apple's strategies in the communications sector, indicating how Cupertino was ready (or almost) to revolutionize, after music and telephony, also the television market. Jobs' death has not slowed down the plans of an Apple TV ready to provide content and services by exploiting its distribution channels (iTunes) and simple and successful interfaces (aiming to eliminate the ... Read more
Will Playstation Tablet be the rival of iPad?
The rumors in the IT world make it almost certain: Sony is working on a tablet with a strong vocation for games, capable of countering the primacy of the iPad in the sector. There is no doubt that the growth of Apple's product is creating quite a few problems for the Japanese company: a versatile system, capable of running games with complex graphics and equipped with its own built-in distribution and sales system: there It's like banging your head against the wall. The… Read more
