The Microsoft-Nuance Deal: A new push for voice technology?

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The Microsoft-Nuance Deal: A new push for voice technology? Microsoft's decision to buy Nuance for $19.7 billion highlights how important voice-activated technology is already in healthcare and how ubiquitous it might become elsewhere. Read more ▶

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When online suites go down, we need options not on the cloud In the last week or so, Microsoft and Google briefly saw their online office suites go down. Before we get too reliant on the cloud for ordinary desktop work, maybe we should rethink what we're doing and consider a safety-belt alternative: LibreOffice.

5 hidden Pixel features for smarter calling Let your Pixel phone make your life easier with these exceptionally effective annoyance-eliminating options.

Apple and Google reject UK COVID-19 app The UK's latest COVID-19 Test and Trace app update failed to follow terms of use the nation had already agreed to.

Why 16 is the new 8 for Windows 10 Microsoft's Teams collaboration platform has become something of a memory hog, meaning Windows 10 users need at least 16GB of RAM to keep things running smoothly.

Your iPhone could soon be your driver's license (in Utah) But most people won't be leaving their ID docs at home for a few years yet....

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