Google One Now Has Automatic Phone Backups for Android Google One, the subscription service offered by the software giant Google for consumers craving extra storage space, has added yet another intuitive feature –automatic phone backups. Yes, you will now be able to automatically backup almost every media content present in your phone in original quality. “With Google One, you already get more storage for your photos, videos and documents—giving you the peace of mind that your memories and important files are stored in the cloud....

Google’s VideoBERT Can Predict What Happens next in Videos Humans can easily observe events and predict or anticipate events that could probably happen in the near future but this predictive behavior has always been difficult for AI. Well, not anymore. Researchers at Google have proposedVideoBERT, a self-supervised system that is able to perform predictions from unlabeled videos. “Speech tends to be temporally aligned with the visual signals, and can be extracted by using off-the-shelf automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems, and thus provides a natural source of self-supervision....

How to Bring Back Battery Percentage on Android 10 Android 10brought in some visual changes in the status bar and quick settings panel, one of which is the disappearance of battery percentage from the top of the quick settings panel. Now, the phone shows an estimated time until which your phone will stay alive without requiring another charge. However, there are two workarounds that you can do to get the battery percent back in your status bar or quick settings and we will be explaining both of those methods so that you can know the exact battery percent left on your smartphone....

Intel Will Bring 3D Athlete Tracking to 2020 Olympic Games Intel announced earlier this week regarding its partnership with the International Olympic Committee (IOC), and the Tokyo Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games for bringing its 3D athlete tracking technology to the 2020 Olympics. 3D Athlete Tracking(3DAT) is a computer vision solution powered by artificial intelligence that shows the viewers almost real-time insights and overlay visualizations during athletic events. The technology makes use of four cameras to capture the movements of athletes....

Mozilla Collects Opinions of People About YouTube’s Recommendation System Have you ever regretted your decision of making a YouTube query due to the change in video recommendations it has done? Well, you might have and you’re probably not alone. Mozilla has started a new social media campaign named #YouTubeRegrets where it collects opinions of people who has experienced the YouTube recommendation rabbit hole. “Once, at 2 a.m., you searched YouTube for “Did aliens build Stonehenge?...

Steam’s New Recommendation Feed Update Will Show You Games You Might Actually Like Valve announced an update for Steam earlier this week that will help people discover games they might actually like instead of being shown the top titles every time they are interested to try out a new game. By this change, the “More Like This” and “Recommended for You” sections in the recommendations feed will becomemore diverse and relevantto the gamer based on the kind of games he/she buys and plays from the platform....

These Friends Recreated Every macOS Wallpaper Wallpapers that come with every major version update of macOS has always been a pleasure to look at. It is indeed because of the scenic nature these wallpapers portray. The wallpapers were so inspirational that it motivated a group of friends to recreate all of them during a one-week road trip through California. The trio visitedevery spot across Californiato capture pictures that are covered in Apple’s wallpaper collection....