The long wait from Android fans has been rewarded; Google has released version 8.0 of the world's most widely used operating system. The official name has already been speculated and the most commonly mentioned candidate has also become Oreo.
Google launches Android O on Monday night, bringing the world's most popular operating system to version number eight. Nevertheless, the launch of a new Android version does not immediately mean that everyone will make the switch. According to TechCrunch, one third of all Android devices still run on Marshmallow, version 6, from 2015.
Microsoft makes fewer speech recognition errors. The accuracy level has been improved by 12 percent compared to last year. According to Microsoft, a latest software test found that only 5.1 percent of the words were misinterpreted. This makes the software as accurate as humans.
Phone manufacturer Samsung has just revealed his latest flagship. The Galaxy Note 8 contains countless innovations, including an enhanced camera and an iris scanner to log in.
Uber has a good quarter behind. The taxi app saw sales increase and managed to reduce the loss.
Samsung blends into the struggle for the living room. The company is working on a smart speaker, so quotes top chef DJ Koh from the Korean company.
Today it is exactly ten years since the first hashtag was used. What began as a practical way to gather all the tweets on one subject grew into a digital phenomenon.
The biggest game in the world starts today in Cologne. Also from the Netherlands, gamers travel massively to the German capital to visit Gamescom. The Telegraph is present to report on the latest titles we can expect in the future.
This summer you can enjoy the battle with Arms and Splatoon 2 on the Nintendo Switch. At one you have to knock with cartooneske flexible arms and the other you are an octopus girl or boy with a paintgun and a mission.
The Telegraph will now also test board games. Because it's summer, we finish off with a review of three family games specially made for the beach, namely: Dobble Beach, Jungle Speed Beach and Perudo Beach.
E-sports, digital sports tournaments, will be billionsports. It is still in the shadow of console games, but according to Dutch SuperData, the race is up 20% this year.
The Nintendo Switch console does better than imagined, but the number of games is somewhat different. Fortunately, Nintendo can always rely on Plumber Mario.
Nestlé got it with Atari because of a kit cat advertisement in which gamers play a computer game that resembles Atari's Breakout very much. According to Atari, Nestlé is abusing the nostalgic image that hangs around Atari, reports the BBC.
Google Developers have developed an algorithm that can automatically and widely remove watermarks from stockphotos. Developers do not aim to rob photographers of their revenues, but to show that current watermarks are simply too simple.
The new features of Android 8.0 (Code Name O) have actually been said and written, but the official name was not yet known. Android Police has now discovered the suspicious name of the following Android version in a link to a video on Google+. The successor to Android Nougat is called Android Oreo.
The first Essential smartphone can be ordered. This means that the PH-1 is likely to be delivered sooner than planned. An exact date is not yet known.
After Spotify's streaming service, competitor Deezer will also remove music from racist bands. It searches its entire catalog for discrimination and removes numbers with racial hatred. That reports Digital Music News and Engadget.
Apple released six videos on Friday that shows what users can do on an iPad with the new iOS 11 operating system. It's possible to scan official documents and sign them with the Apple pen.
Netflix's upturn and other video on demand services in the Netherlands can not be overcome. Netflix has now penetrated to one third of households, according to figures from market researcher Telecompaper.
The Chinese computer maker Lenovo has suffered a loss of millions in the past quarter, of about 147 million euros. Sales decreased slightly and came to 8.5 billion euros.
Snapchat is already lost five months after the listing has lost its investor relations investor. Samanta Hegedus Stewart has escaped unexpectedly with the group under fire.
Many websites of healthcare providers are still missing a secure HTTPS connection. That says at least the organization for digital transparency of the Open State Foundation. 'Of the 22,393 websites examined by healthcare providers, only one third supports a connection that causes website traffic to be encrypted,' warns the organization.
Professor Layton solves puzzles for 10 years. Now, however, he has disappeared, his daughter Katrielle takes over the stick. On October 6, 'Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaire Plot' will appear for the Nintendo 3DS.
Users of the encrypted mail service ProtonMail can now also pay for their account in bitcoins. According to Proton, that should keep users even more anonymous. Moreover, Proton thinks that the bitcoin is safer than the old-fashioned financial world.
To hear a song in a movie, a series or advertisement and not know who it is. To do something, Samsung adds the music recognition app Shazam to his smart televisions. Shazam is first available in South Korea, the United States, Germany, France and Great Britain. It is not known when the Netherlands is in turn.
Nokia has been relegated and launches a new smartphone in September. The Nokia 8 costs 599 euros and comes in four colors. He runs on Android Nougat.
In America, around 10,200 batteries for Samsung's refurbished Galaxy Notes 4 are recalled due to fire hazards. The recall is remarkable, as last year's Galaxy Note 7 was recalled worldwide after launch, because the device's battery turned out to be on fire.
The hackers who claim to have stolen 1.5 terabyte of HBO data have leaked new documents. That reports. The website presents some of the documents mentioned by the hackers as the fourth wave of HBO leak.
Hackers also took over HBO Twitter and Facebook accounts on Wednesday evening.
The Hague Center Medical Center (HMC) is the first hospital in the region to provide information on a planned cesarean section in virtual reality.
