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Smart speakers popular, but not for controlling connected home devices: report

The predominant uses of smart speakers revolve around asking questions, checking the weather, listening to news and playing music.

Girls more prone to smartphone addiction than boys, says study

Girls are twice as prone to smartphone addiction than boys, likely because they use more social networking and messaging services, according to research results.

AI to save healthcare sector $52 billion in 2021: report

New artificial intelligence (AI) applications in healthcare will lead to billions in savings within the sector over the next four years, according to analyst firm ABI Research.

Notebook PCs, tablets show positive signs as desktops struggle

Gaming has certainly provided some hope for desktops, although many gamers are still doing manual upgrades or moving toward gaming notebooks.

Face, iris, and pulse sensors seen as next steps in biometrics security

Apple?s choice to forego fingerprints and focus on face recognition for the iPhone X and Samsung?s choice to focus on iris recognition for the Galaxy S8 and S9 have fast-tracked this realization.

Survey: Real digital transformation means future-proofing biz model

IDC said that while rising costs represent a real worry, it is a backward way of looking at the power of digital transformation.

Global spending on telco services, pay TV to speed up in 2018

Worldwide spending on telecommunications services and pay TV services reached $1,662 billion in 2017, an increase of 1.4% year-over-year (in constant dollar terms), according to research firm IDC.

Singapore beats Dubai, London to top spot in smart city rankings

Singapore scored highest on all innovation criteria with a special focus on Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) and Freight-as-a-Service (FaaS).

Gartner survey reveals scarcity of current blockchain deployments

Gartner said organizations should not overestimate the short-term benefits of blockchain.

Chrome OS detachable tablets surge while tablet market struggles

The growing niche of detachable tablets like the Microsoft Surface and iPad Pro did experience more than 2.9% year-over-year growth and captured 15.3% share as newer models came into play.

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