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Google I/O scheduled from 7-9 May; Updates to Android, Maps, Gmail, Stadia expected

The schedule provided by Google shows that after the keynote, there will be developer sessions and more.

Netflix's IO trailer: Anthony Mackie, Margaret Qualley try to escape post-apocalyptic Earth for Jupiter's moon

IO is an upcoming science fiction film starring Anthony Mackie, Danny Huston and Margeret Qualley.

NASA's Juno spacecraft spots previously undiscovered volcano on Jupiter's moon Io

NASA scientists estimate that about another 250 volcanoes are waiting to be discovered.

Google Duplex AI stokes heated debate for its ‘human voice’

The technology has turned very critical for Google, which is still mulling on how to unleash it into the market.

Google says that its Duplex AI voice calling system will have 'disclosure' built-in for identifying itself to humans

The Google AI assistant did not identify itself as an AI assistant so people are voicing concerns about how the voice technology could deceive people.

Google I/O 2017: Assistant could make its way to the iPhone this year

Google is being speculated to further expand the range of its voice assistant and bring it to iOS devices, primarily the iPhone.

Massive waves of lava spotted by astronomers on Jupiter's moon, Io

The images were obtained by the twin 8.4-metre mirrors of the Large Binocular Telescope Observatory in the mountains of southeast Arizona.

Adaptec Unveils Data Conditioning Platform Strategy For Cloud Computing

The company's strategy will result in solutions that will enable the growing market of public and private cloud data centres.

Netweb Launches FS2 Series Of InfiniBand Storage Solns

FS2 unifies the NAS and SAN in one box; its additional strength is its I/O unification, starting from gigabit Ethernet to 10 Gigabit Ethernet to Fibre Channel to InfiniBand, in combination, or all.

Google Doodle commemorates the 340th anniversary of Ole Rømer determining the speed of light

Rømer calculated that it would take roughly ten to eleven minutes for light to travel a distance equal to half the diametre of a terrestrial orbit.