Podcasts about computer electronics show

La macchina che farebbe invidia a Diabolik. E il fatto che la nuova BMW riesca a cambiare colore in pochi secondi, credetemi, non è nemmeno la cosa più eccezionale! Le meraviglie della BMW Dee appena presentata al CES 2023.TRASCRIZIONE [Eng trandlation below]Avete presente quando Diabolik vuole scappare all'ispettore Ginko? Cosa fa? Sta guidando la sua bella Jaguar nera, si infila in un tunnel e quando esce dall'altra parte del tunnel sta guidando una Jaguar bianca. Naturalmente quel sempliciotto di Ginko non si accorge che è la stessa persona che guida una macchina di diverso colore. Ebbene, scansate Diabolik, perché adesso ci sono le macchine che cambiano colore.Sì, la BMW Dee l'ultima macchina super moderna presentata al Computer Electronics Show nel 2023 qualche settimana fa, e il fatto che questa macchina riesca a cambiare colore, ma in tempo reale, nel giro di pochissimi secondi, non è nemmeno la cosa più eccezionale, perché ha cose ben più eccezionali questa macchina. Quindi: potete cambiare colore, c'è una specie di telecomandi e dite non la voglio bianca, la voglio gialla, la voglio gialla con una striscia in mezzo, eccetera. E questo vabbè, ve l'ho detto, non è nemmeno la cosa più eccezionale. Poi ci sono all'interno dei proiettori che proiettano verso l'esterno delle immagini, quindi quando una persona passa fuori dalla macchina vede la vostra immagine, proprio voi, il vostro avatar che guida o che fa delle altre cose, se la persona cammina intorno alla macchina, l'avatar lo segue con gli occhi. Quindi anche per mettere in guardia chi volesse rubare questa macchina, che comunque è super sicura, si apre con l'impronta digitale. Ma ci sono poi degli altre cose dentro incredibili.Prima di tutto il vano interno è praticamente vuoto, non c'è niente, c'è solo un volante. Però si accende tutto il vetro davanti e ci sono, c'è un setting che permette a chi guida di guidare nella strada reale con tutti i sistemi di allerta - attenzione, ciclisti eccetera eccetera - però anziché vedere la strada effettiva che la macchina sta percorrendo, si vede una scena di realtà virtuale.Quindi, la macchina si inventa queste scene di realtà virtuale che vengono sovrapposte alla strada che si sta percorrendo, quindi se siete stanchi di fare la solita strada, la 131, dovete farla tutti i giorni per andare a lavoro, vi comprate questa BMW e vi vedete un non lo so, una scena del Signore degli Anelli, sempre però rispettando i limiti di velocità e senza mettere sotto nessuno. Insomma è una cosa incredibile, sembra di essere... quando l'ho vista ho visto il video, mi sembrava di vedere Pixar, sapete il film di Pixar Cars dove c'erano le macchinine che parlavano, anche perché un'altra delle caratteristiche di questa macchina è che potete dargli gli occhi: arrabbiati, felici - il parafango davanti si può settare così da far sapere agli altri automobilisti sono allegro, sono aggressivo, fa addirittura l'occhiolino. Insomma, questa macchina sarà disponibile a partire dal 2025, quindi resistete ancora un pochino con il vostro pandino e nel 2025 compratevi la BMW.TRANSLATIONYou know when Diabolik wants to escape Inspector Ginko? What does he do? He's driving his nice black Jaguar, he drives into a tunnel and when he comes out on the other side of the tunnel he's driving a white Jaguar. Naturally that simpleton Ginko doesn't notice that it's the same person driving a car of a different color. Well, move on Diabolik, because now there is a car that changes color.Yes, the BMW Dee, the latest super modern car presented at the 2023 Computer Electronics Show a few weeks ago, and the fact that this car can change color, but in real time, within a few seconds, is not even the most exceptional, because this car has far more exceptional things.So: you can change the color, there's some kind of remote controls and you say, I don't want it white, I want it yellow, I want it yellow with a stripe in the middle, etcetera. And this oh well, I told you, it's not even the most exceptional thing. Then there are projectors inside that project images outwards, so when a person passes in front of the car they see your image, you know, you, your avatar driving or doing other things, if the person walks around the car, the avatar follows them with the eyes. So also to warn anyone who wants to steal the car, which is super secure anyway, opens with a fingerprint.But then there are other incredible things inside. First of all, the interior compartment is practically empty, there's nothing, there's just a steering wheel. But all the glass in front lights up and there are, there is a setting that allows the driver to drive on the real road with all the warning systems - attention, cyclists, etc. - but instead of seeing the actual road the car is traveling on, you see a virtual reality scene.So, the car makes up these virtual reality scenes that are superimposed on the road you are travelling, so if you are tired of taking the usual route, the 131 Road [a boring Sardinian road], if you have to travel every day to go to work, you buy this BMW and you see, IDK, a scene from Lord of the Rings instead, but always respecting the speed limits and without hitting anyone.In short, it's an incredible thing, it seems to be... when I saw it I saw the video, I thought I was watching Pixar, you know the Pixar film Cars where there were toy cars that speak, also because another of the characteristics of this car is that you can give it eyes: angry, happy - the front fender can be set to let other drivers know I'm cheerful, I'm aggressive, it even winks.In short, this car will be available starting from 2025, so hold on a little longer with your little Panda car and in 2025 buy yourself a BMW.

Tech News and Commentary Dave and the team discuss VW discontinuing gas car sales in the US by 2030, and more. Billy, used the AskDave button on our site, but didnt say how he listens or where hes participating from and asked: “I’ve always wanted to attend CES, the “Computer Electronics Show” in Las Vegas, […]

We discuss the trends and issues we observed during the weeks that include January 6-22, 2020 as we flipped resources into our Flipboard magazine. For this episode, we have four trends we discuss: hardware & software, Computer Electronics Show reviews & reflections, instructional design & professional development for instructional designers & educators, and technology integration. Our first trend, hardware and software, has been an on-going trend for the past several years. During [&hellip Tags:  Computer Electronics Show, hardware and software, instructional design, instructional design professional development, technology integration Del.icio.us Facebook TweetThis Digg

CES is now the biggest electronics show on the Vegas Strip, but are the Internet, Best Buy, and $7k Alexa-enabled toilets helping curb Strip trip? Um, yes, and here's why. Plus our Fast Five: - Alphabet draws an Android #MeToo lawsuit; - PC sales feel the US v China burn; - Apple's innovation impression is wearing thin; - Foldable TVs & phones are so (not) cool; and - Elon Musk goes 'rocket retro' with the new SpaceX Starship. Our Tech Bites Winner: US Mobile carriers reveal just how little they care about consumer privacy and safety; meanwhile Amazon's Ring lets people see if the postman actually rings twice. Our Crystal Ball: How many people will actually put a foldable phone in their pocket, and will parachute pants really make a comeback? And did you know... CES was launched in the 1960s as the Computer Electronics Show in NYC, featuring the latest in pocket radios. This episode features: Daniel Newman (@danielnewmanUV), Fred McClimans (@fredmcclimans), and Olivier Blanchard (@oablanchard). If you haven't already, please subscribe to our show on iTunes or SoundCloud. For inquiries or more information on the show you may email the team at info@futurumresearch.com or follow @FuturumXYZ on Twitter and feel free to direct inquires through that channel as well. To learn more about Future research please visit www.futurumresearch.com. Futurum Research is a research and analysis provider, not an investment advisor. The Futurum Tech Podcast is a newsletter/podcast intended for informational use only. Futurum Research does not provide personalized investment advice. No investment advice is offered nor implied by this podcast.

During episode 214, David Erickson discussed Sarah Silverman's compassionate response to a Twitter troll; Life Time Fitness' decision to ban cable news; the Wellness VR platform pilot program in a senior living facility; Google's audio-realistic text-to-speech technology; Firefox's plans to shame insecure sites; Cadbury's Willy Wonka white chocolate cream eggs; Apple's long-awaited podcast analytics; Twitter's video views; Facebook Ad Manager rules; the massive hardware security flaw that has effected all computer processors; a fatal swatting incident; Ajit Pai's no-show at the Computer Electronics Show; plus great new apps and important stats and a lot of stuff in between. Show Notes & Links: http://beyondsocialmediashow.com/214 Connect with the show on social media Subscribe to the weekly eNewsletter

The current of technology is compounding around us, and with virtual and augmented reality exploding, it begs the question, "What happened to real reality?" This question, among others, is the topic of discussion for today's episode featuring an interview with special guest Joani Schultz about her recent experience at the Computer Electronics Show. Plus hear a clip with author and speaker Simon Sinek talking about the psychological impact of social media on young people, and Becky’s recent experience watching the Netflix show Black Mirrors. A zoom into John 14 rounds out the episode, looking deeper into how Jesus balanced the current of his culture with the relationships around him, plus practical ideas for how you can stay in the current of culture without going out with the technology tide. Related Links and Articles: From Joani Schultz: Why Nobody Wants to Be Around Christians Anymore: https://www.mylifetree.com/shop/nobody-wants-around-christians-anymore/ 4 Things for the Church on Technology by Joani Schultz Are you a “Smombie?”: http://wwv.group.com/refresh-the-church/blog/are-you-a-smombie/#.WIJ8qFMrJhE Simon Sinek, Millennials in the workplace (video):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hER0Qp6QJNU New Years Jesus-Centered Goal Planning [Free Download]: https://www.mylifetree.com/new-year-2017/ Finding Your Epic Purpose In the Midst of What’s To Come: https://www.mylifetree.com/podcast-episode-012-finding-your-epic-purpose-in-life-in-the-midst-of-whats-to-come/ 7 Days of Centering on Jesus [Free Download]: https://www.mylifetree.com/7-day-devotional-series/ Jesus-Centered Life: https://www.mylifetree.com/shop/the-jesus-centered-life/ Jesus-Centered Bible: https://www.mylifetree.com/jesus-centered-bible-shop-page/

Host Brett King chats with TheFinanser.Com's Chris Skinner and American Banker's Penny Crosman. Then, Brett reports from the floor of the Computer Electronics Show, where he spoke to Guy Kawasaki, a VC who drives a semi-autonomous Mercedes.

Side note: We did not record this in our new studio, so there are some audio issues. My apologies for that and we'll make sure it never happens again! My apologies to Dave Taylor - but we'll be sure to welcome him back whenever he's ready. Dave Taylor is truly a living legend and pioneer in the technology industry, working on the Internet before it was released to the public.  Dave helps companies realize the potential of reimagining their business, reinventing their company, and embracing the potential of Internet-based Web, social media and other forms of two way communication to establish themselves as thought leaders and experts in their industry. Because he's an avid technologist who frequents the Computer Electronics Show each year, we wanted to hear his perspectives. Dave discusses the patent controversy at CES, the dip in Television tech, the rise in home automation, autonomous vehicles, virtual reality and drones.

Ramon is passionate about helping small businesses grow their businesses by educating them about technology and marketing best practices. He is a journalist, freelance writer, event producer (including Small Biz Big Things with Seth Godin), speaker (including the Computer Electronics Show with Guy Kawasaki), emcee (including Association for Enterprise Opportunity Awards with Daymond John of FUBU and Shark Tank) and author. His third book is Amazon.com best seller “Facebook Guide to Small Business Marketing”.

Windows LIve Mail configuration, Office clipboard troubleshooting, Profiles in IT (Mark Cunningham, creator of the Wiki), Egypt shuts down Internet (Facebook, Twitter, texting used to organize riots, government makes tactical error), Facebook versus Google (Zuckerberg against Page, the new rivalry in tech), Facebook supports SSL finally, Social Buying (the next battleground, Google and Facebook take on Groupon), text messaging dominates in India (both for advertising and social networking), and Computer Electronics Show (tablets, smartphones, Internet TV, cars, home applicances). This show originally aired on Saturday, January 29, 2011, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

Windows LIve Mail configuration, Office clipboard troubleshooting, Profiles in IT (Mark Cunningham, creator of the Wiki), Egypt shuts down Internet (Facebook, Twitter, texting used to organize riots, government makes tactical error), Facebook versus Google (Zuckerberg against Page, the new rivalry in tech), Facebook supports SSL finally, Social Buying (the next battleground, Google and Facebook take on Groupon), text messaging dominates in India (both for advertising and social networking), and Computer Electronics Show (tablets, smartphones, Internet TV, cars, home applicances). This show originally aired on Saturday, January 29, 2011, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

IPv6 deployment, VoIP troubleshooting, missing emails, Profiles in IT (Amar Gopal Bose, founder and chairman of The Bose Corporation), Net Neutality Debate (FCC Ruling, FCC legal authority, pros and cons, next steps, relevance of Comcast-Level 3 dispute), Computer Electronics Show, and iPhone App of the Week (World Lens). This show originally aired on Saturday, January 8, 2011, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

IPv6 deployment, VoIP troubleshooting, missing emails, Profiles in IT (Amar Gopal Bose, founder and chairman of The Bose Corporation), Net Neutality Debate (FCC Ruling, FCC legal authority, pros and cons, next steps, relevance of Comcast-Level 3 dispute), Computer Electronics Show, and iPhone App of the Week (World Lens). This show originally aired on Saturday, January 8, 2011, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

The Computer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is upon us and Other World Computing announced a pretty big expansion to our SSD line. OWC Staffers give their first opinions and initial impressions of the new Mac App Store. Additional topics include Internet Explorer 9 and governing the internet.

R/C microblimp tested, maintaining hard drive (defragmentation, SpinRite repairs), obscuring posted email addresses, Profiles in IT (Andrew S. Tanenbaum, creator MINUX, author of six computer science classic texts), Windows 7 Beta released almost, NASA and DOE Joint Dark Energy Mission, cross-site request forgery attack (may compromise any open browser session), Trivia of the Week (meaning of Lorem Ipsum), multiple social networks can reveal secrets (merging social graphs, advanced datamining may link accounts and reveal too much), and Computer Electronics Show 2009 (life in the cloud, multifunction devices, thin flat panel displays, next door to Adult Entertainment Expo). This show originally aired on Saturday, January 10, 2009, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

R/C microblimp tested, maintaining hard drive (defragmentation, SpinRite repairs), obscuring posted email addresses, Profiles in IT (Andrew S. Tanenbaum, creator MINUX, author of six computer science classic texts), Windows 7 Beta released almost, NASA and DOE Joint Dark Energy Mission, cross-site request forgery attack (may compromise any open browser session), Trivia of the Week (meaning of Lorem Ipsum), multiple social networks can reveal secrets (merging social graphs, advanced datamining may link accounts and reveal too much), and Computer Electronics Show 2009 (life in the cloud, multifunction devices, thin flat panel displays, next door to Adult Entertainment Expo). This show originally aired on Saturday, January 10, 2009, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).