Founder Asaf Peled describes the startup's mission as enabling "large scale content creation by thousands of contributors we've never met in person, in 10 different languages, across rich content formats and endless device types – while maintaining authenticity, quality and editorial sense for tens of millions of consumers".
We now have cars equipped with endless safety devices -- air bags, traction sensors, and ABS brakes -- but driving habits continue to decline with serious tailgating, traveling too fast for conditions, failure to signal, passing on the right and talking on cell phones.
We now have cars equipped with endless safety devices: air bags, traction sensors and ABS brakes -- but driving habits continue to decline with tailgating, traveling too fast for conditions, failure to signal, passing on the right and talking on cell phones -- all of which are prescriptions for accidents.
The variety of devices is endless.
Once pickers have completed orders on their hand-held devices from endless rows of shelves, they are whizzed down conveyor belts to be put in the famous Amazon brown boxes by "packing associates".
Each BUGmodule is also web addressable, allowing for an endless array of cloud devices and applications.
Howard Posner, Los Angeles... To the editor: What Deasy and his businessmen buddies have never understood — and apparently still don't understand — is that digital devices and endless assessments don't enhance the learning process.
Parenting experts warn that digital distractions are harming interpersonal relationships, hindering youth from developing face-to-face communication skills and teaching children that disappearing into digital devices for endless hours is an appropriate pastime.
There's nothing new under our digital skies: Big data will soon become All data; much of humanity is already connected to the web and/or on Facebook; we have billions of apps, smartphones, tablets and endless computing-power infested devices, from cars to pets and basket balls.
Evangelical Christians and conservative pundits keep insisting that we need to "put Christ back in Christmas" -- but I'm left wondering: if Christmas gets filled with the thumping beat of religious rock 'n' roll and the "silent night" gets drowned in the clamor of our endless array of mobile devices, then it seems to me that far more is at stake here than a Jesus vs. Santa smackdown.
