Watch the entire Google I/O Keynote here.
Some highlights include the new messaging app Allo, the Video calling app Duo, the latest in Developer Platform innovation with Firebase, What's new in Android N, Android Wear 2.0 updates, and Android Instant Run.
StarTalk Podcast: Cosmic Queries – Edge of the Universe with Neil deGrasse Tyson and Janna Levin
What’s beyond the edge of the universe? Is there even an edge at all? On this episode of StarTalk Radio, Neil deGrasse Tyson answers your fan-submitted questions about the mysteries, wonders, and theories that exist on the bleeding edge of cosmology. But in order to explore the true depths of the unknown we need to bring in a little extra help – enter astrophysicist Janna Levin, PhD.
We start with the basics: is the universe infinite? Janna tells us why we’re still uncertain. We explore the idea of the multiverse and the idea of our universe never having an “edge.” Could those distant galaxies we see be our own galaxy in the past? As if that’s not mind-bending enough, we haven’t even gotten to the dimensionality questions yet.
Find out more about other possible dimensions. We discuss why it’s so difficult to detect other dimensions, if they’re even there in the first place. Janna and Neil help us visualize a 4th dimension. You’ll hear why adding another dimension might provide too much freedom for molecules to bind together and create macroscopic things. We also explore the idea that our three dimensions are glued to a membrane that’s floating in a higher dimensional space. We reflect on Monsters, Inc. and how the film plays with moving through different dimensions.
Discover more about the shape of our universe. Could it be in the shape of a loop? We break down the Big Bang and the birth of the universe. Find out more about dark matter, dark energy, and if they’re two sides of the same coin. Janna explains why dark energy should be thought of as an invisible ocean. Investigate the “information” that lies on the surface of a black hole. We track Voyager 2’s journey into interstellar space and what that means for us back on Earth. All that, plus, Janna shares why she thinks the study of dark matter and dark energy are the most important fields of study in science today.
This episode originally aired December 6, 2019.
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The Next Big Thing 2020: Where humans are going in the next 5 years
Lindsey Turrentine and Brian Cooley talk tech trends at CES 2020. This year's theme is anticipation — tech that knows what you're going to do, before you or others do it. Smart home cameras can algorithmically understand what you'll do by capturing your movements and your voice. Smart cars and smart homes are more connected than ever. Smart health systems and predictive analytics can measure your longterm livelihood.
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AminToufani | Exponential Transportation | Global Summit 2018 | Singularity University
Amin Toufani, CEO T Labs, SU Chair for Finance & Economics,
Singularity University
The exponential growth and convergence of technologies like AI,
IoT, and blockchain have massive implications for the future of
transportation. In this talk we will discuss the fast-emerging trends
around autonomous vehicles, levitating trains, flying taxies, and
subterraneous loops, while also exploring the long-term implications of this tsunami of change for how human societies will move, work, shop and live. We will conclude with actionable recommendations for technology development, business model strategy, and policy implementation. su.org/gs su.org/summits
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Singularity University is a benefit corporation headquartered at NASA’s research campus in Silicon Valley. We provide educational programs, innovative partnerships and a startup accelerator to help individuals, businesses, institutions, investors, NGOs and governments understand cutting-edge technologies, and how to utilize these technologies to positively impact billions of people.
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Hands on with Google Pixel 4, Google Pixel 4 XL metallic mock-ups pointing at a design similar to the iPhone 11 (iPhone XI rumors, leaks). Mock-ups like these are used by case manufacturers to design/fabricate cases for upcoming smartphones. Who will have the better square camera implementation Google or Apple?
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