OSHBot, Baxter and Milo - The robots that are changing our lives

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These 3 Robots are here to make everyone’s life better and change the world.

Russia to build its own Smartphone Software

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Russia plans to build its own Smartphone Software, Sailfish OS, based on Finnish phone maker Jolla.

Microsoft HoloLens to turn fiction into reality

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Microsoft HoloLens, the most advanced holographic computer, together with Windows 10 will bring high‑definition holograms to our daily life.

The majority of Netflix services are built on Java

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World’s leading internet television network NETFLIX, which is known for offering its subscribers on-demand movies and TV shows, uses several Java technologies such as Java EE 6, Java EE 7, and Java EE 8.

We are about to reach the future of JavaScript in June 2015

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The future of programming language JavaScript seems to be very near. This June, after no major updates during the last decade, Ecma will launch ECMAScript 6 after the sixth edition of ECMA-262’s final draft gets approved by Ecma General Assembly.

Social accounts to determine your creditworthiness

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Banks may soon start monitoring credit records and social media accounts like Facebook and Twitter to decide whether a client is creditworthy or not.

App Developers to Join Facebook’s Messenger Platform

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced at Facebook’s F8 conference in San Francisco, which was attended by over 2,500 developers, that developers can now create and integrate their apps with Facebook’s Messenger Platform.

Music streaming war is on

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The competition in music-streaming market is getting higher and higher every day. Recently rapper Jay Z bought Spotify’s competitor Aspiro, a Swedish music streaming company, for $56 million.

Google&#39s Waze app to prevent hit-and-runs and kidnappings in LA

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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced on April 21, 2015 the agreement between Google’s traffic app Waze and the City of Los Angeles.

Windows 10 to launch in 190 countries in 111 languages

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Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system, which is aimed at powering PCs, smartphones and also connected devices such as bank machines and medical equipment, will be available by this summer in 190 countries and 111 languages.