Daniel Hull
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Amazon reveals two drive-up grocery stores in Seattle
Amazon has launched two grocery drive-up stores in Seattle, enabling customers to place a grocery order and collect as soon as 15 minutes after purchase. The service is in beta testing with employees. → Read More
LinkedIn launches new 'Trending Storylines' feature
LinkedIn has announced an update for its service, providing a 'Trending Storylines' feature as a means of presenting the daily curated content based on the user's industry and interests. → Read More
Leaked Destiny 2 posters offer a release date and confirm an upcoming beta
An Italian retailer has leaked two photographs of the marketing material for Destiny 2. The first indicates an upcoming beta release for the sequel, whilst the second shows the title's release date. → Read More
Facebook is testing a 'Messenger' style comments section
Facebook is experimenting with a new interface for its comments feature, bringing the display closer to the Messages graphic format. The tweak shows how the company is moving towards visual synergy. → Read More
Uber president Jeff Jones quits after just six months
Uber president Jeff Jones has announced his resignation from the company, leaving after less than six months. The news follows a series of controversies endured by the company in the past weeks. → Read More
Intel launches unrivalled Optane Series SSD, including 3D Xpoint
Intel has launched its Intel Optane SSD series of memory, designed to drive artifical intelligence and machine learning technology. The Optane series includes the anticipated 3D Xpoint technology. → Read More
Russia finds Apple guilty of price fixing its iPhone devices
Apple has been found guilty of fixing the price of iPhones in Russia, by demanding a minimum retail price. Apple has three months to appeal the verdict, yet could be fined 15% of total Russian sales. → Read More
PlayStation Now is expanding to include PS4 game titles
Sony has revealed that it will be expanding its PlayStation Now service to include PlayStation 4 games in the near future. The company likely hopes to rival Microsoft's recently launched Xbox Pass. → Read More
Tom Clancy's The Division will receive two free expansion updates
Ubisoft has announced 'Tom Clancy's The Division' will receive two free expansion packs this year, including cosmetic upgrades, a leaderboard system and additional content-focused narrative gameplay. → Read More
comScore publishes US smartphone market share statistics for January 2017
The battle between Apple and Android continues as comScore reveals the most popular smartphone manufacturers in the US, and statistics on the most popular smartphone platforms, for early 2017. → Read More
Facebook is testing Reactions for Messenger
Facebook is testing a Reactions feature for its Messenger service, enabling users to react to messages by selecting from a choice of emoji. The update builds upon its popular Reactions for News Feed. → Read More
Amazon's Alexa may include a voice calling service in the future
Amazon's Alexa may include voice calling functionality that works between its future devices. The system could function as an intercom service, enabling people to communicate over a VoIP connection. → Read More
Google brings Assistant to other Android devices
Google Assistant will be opening up to all devices running Android 6.0+ in the coming weeks. Having previously only been supported on Google's own devices, the update aims to popularise the Assistant. → Read More
Alphabet brings lawsuit against Uber, accusing it of using stolen trade secrets
Alphabet has accused Uber of using stolen technology to develop its own autonomous car project. Alphabet's Waymo claims former executive, Levandowski, stole trade secrets in excess of 14,000 files. → Read More
Microsoft Bookings is now available for Android users
Microsoft Bookings, an appointment booking tool, has officially been released for Android users. Functionality includes access to a calendar, customer lists, contact details and a manual booking page. → Read More
Donald Trump has thousands of domains registered to his name
Donald Trump has a collection of 3643 websites registered to his name, adding 490 websites in the 18 months before his inauguration. TrumpisFired.com and ImBeingSuedByDonaldTrump.com are two examples. → Read More
Kings College Hospital launches virtual reality app for MRI scans
Kings College Hospital has launched a virtual reality app designed to mitigate patients' fears ahead of an MRI scan. The virtual experience includes a tour of the hospital and a friendly physician. → Read More
Queen formally opens Britain's National Cyber Security Centre
The NCSC is formally being opened by the Queen today, having previously defended against 188 cyber attacks in the past three months. The Centre will employ 100 private sector employees on secondment. → Read More
Buckingham Palace is offering £30,000 per year for someone to tweet on behalf of the Queen
Buckingham Palace has posted a job listing requiring someone to help shape the Queen's online presence, including managing her personal Twitter account, Facebook page and official website. → Read More
Uber begins mapping Asia, starting with Singapore
Uber has started mapping Asia's roads to collect data on customer's travel routes, traffic patterns and pickup & drop off locations. Singapore is the first country to begin the mapping process today. → Read More