For a process that could wind up determining the rest of a student's life, college applications don't leave much room for personal expression. ZeeMee's Adam Metcalf joins Cheddar to discuss how his company is putting "stories over scores," and eradicating biases in the process.
From Apple's Animojis to Bitmoji, the emoji world is beginning to merge technology with self-expression. Mirror A.I.'s Serge Faguet joins Cheddar to discuss his company's keyboard, which uses facial recognition to make custom emoji.
Mark Hibben, author at Seeking Alpha, is following ASML Holdings as his "Idea of the Month." He weighs in on competition in the chip equipment space and the company's development of EUV lithography technology.
New York Times reporter Steve Lohr says that the study analyzed the makes and models of cars captured by the tech giant's Street View feature to make predictions on voting and even pollution.
Between Bells: Californians lining up for recreational marijuana, Hollywood's A-List women say 'Time's Up' on workplace harassment, and can Dems get a DACA deal? We're joined by Fast Company, Cannabis Culture, Bossip.com, TechnoBuffalo, Conservative Review and more.
When you are sitting around with nothing to do, lots of consumers mindlessly pick up their phone and scroll on any one of their social media apps. That is why Dabbl wanted to optimize on this downtime. Dabbl is a new app and website that allows consumers to interact with branded content in exchange for points and cash at some of their favorite retailers.
Cloud-based password manager LastPass recently fixed a security flaw in its authenticator app. The company's Vice President Cid Ferrara explains how it recently revamped procedures for reporting issues, and is offering new features for consumers and businesses.
Software company Cvent is working to help businesses better understand how attendees are responding to their events. The company's Chief Marketing Officer Patrick Smith explains how its technology works for both event planners and venues.
What has your phone done for you, lately? The past year was a big year one for mobile technology, with advancements in facial recognition, augmented reality, and more. But what does your phone need to do for you in 2018?
Sean Aune, Editor-in-Chief of Technobuffalo tells us what the mobile industry has to do to keep business this year.
