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Uber is bullish on India. So much so, that it reportedly plans to plunk down some $1 billion into a major initiative in that country to target 1 million rides per day by March 2016, according to a Financial Times report. (Paywall) Such a move would likely require the company to expand service beyond the 18 cities it currently covers in India and invest more in product, hiring and payment, the report said. Much of Uber’s investment is also expected to go toward expanding the subsidies it offers to lure new passengers and drivers to the platform. Industry estimates currently have Uber at some 200,000…
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Imagine being able to shoot video in almost total darkness and not wind up with a noisy, undifferentiated mess? That capability may be closer than you think with the announcement of Canon’s ME20F-SH, a full-frame multi-purpose camera that promises a maximum ISO of over 4,000,000. That is not a typo. This camera is designed to see what you cannot. According to Canon, the ME20F-SH can capture color video in extreme low-light, and even focus on subjects that the photographer cannot readily see. Canon cites a number of specific purposes for this model: Nighttime surveillance and security, cinema production, reality TV, nature and wildlife video and…
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In terms of Apple’s hardware offerings, a new version of Apple TV has been like a unicorn in the mist: often talked about, but never seen. The fourth version of Apple TV has been speculated aplenty in the last three (three!) years, but Tim Cook and team have remained silent. Most recently, rumors of a new device, along with an App Store, were heavy around WWDC in June, but again no luck. Today a report from Buzzfeed says that the Apple TV, App Store and all the trimmings we’ve been waiting for will arrive in September. The new Apple TV will…
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