Bbc technologies news

Here are some recent news articles from the BBC on technology:

Top Stories

  1. Google's AI-powered chatbot Duplex makes human-like calls: Google has unveiled a new AI-powered chatbot called Duplex, which can make phone calls to book appointments and make reservations, mimicking human conversation. (BBC News, May 2018)
  2. Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency faces scrutiny from regulators: Facebook's plans to launch a new cryptocurrency, Libra, have been met with skepticism from regulators and lawmakers, who are concerned about the potential risks and implications of the digital currency. (BBC News, June 2019)
  3. Huawei's US ban: What it means for the tech giant: The US has banned Huawei, a Chinese tech giant, from buying American technology and components, citing national security concerns. The move has significant implications for the company's global operations. (BBC News, May 2019)

Tech Industry

  1. Amazon's Alexa-powered smart glasses unveiled: Amazon has unveiled a new pair of smart glasses, called Echo Frames, which feature Alexa, the company's virtual assistant, and can perform tasks such as answering questions and controlling smart home devices. (BBC News, June 2019)
  2. Microsoft's new Surface Neo tablet runs on Windows 10X: Microsoft has unveiled a new tablet, called Surface Neo, which runs on a new version of Windows called Windows 10X. The device features a dual-screen design and is designed for productivity and gaming. (BBC News, October 2019)
  3. Apple's new iPhone 12 series features improved cameras and 5G connectivity: Apple has unveiled its new iPhone 12 series, which features improved cameras, faster processors, and support for 5G connectivity. The devices are available in four different models, including the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max. (BBC News, September 2020)

Cybersecurity

  1. UK's National Cyber Security Centre warns of 'significant' threat from Russia: The UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has warned of a "significant" threat from Russia, citing a series of cyber attacks and disinformation campaigns. (BBC News, June 2020)
  2. Google's Project Zero discovers critical vulnerability in Microsoft Windows: Google's Project Zero, a team of security researchers, has discovered a critical vulnerability in Microsoft Windows that could allow hackers to take control of a device. (BBC News, May 2020)
  3. Facebook's WhatsApp faces lawsuit over data privacy: Facebook's WhatsApp messaging service is facing a lawsuit in the US over allegations that it failed to protect users' data and shared it with third-party companies. (BBC News, June 2020)

Artificial Intelligence

  1. AI-powered chatbots could replace human customer service agents: A new report suggests that AI-powered chatbots could replace human customer service agents in the next few years, as companies look to reduce costs and improve efficiency. (BBC News, June 2020)
  2. Google's AI-powered medical diagnosis tool shows promise: Google has developed an AI-powered medical diagnosis tool that can accurately diagnose diseases such as breast cancer and skin cancer. The tool uses machine learning algorithms to analyze medical images and patient data. (BBC News, May 2020)
  3. AI-powered robots could revolutionize healthcare: AI-powered robots could revolutionize healthcare by performing tasks such as surgery, patient care, and medical research. (BBC News, June 2020)

I hope you find these articles interesting!