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A Apple fará um evento especial na próxima terça-feira. Embora o tema seja educação – “Novas Idéias Para Professores Criativos e Estudantes” – há algumas especulações sobre o que a empresa pode apresentar no evento. A primeira seria um modelo mais simples de MacBook, e também mais barato sugerido, que substituiria o MacBook Air por menos …

O post Apple pode lançar novo modelo de iPad mais barato nas próximas semanas apareceu primeiro em B9.

Empresário disse que nunca usou o Facebook mesmo, mas ainda gosta do Instagram

O post Elon Musk embarca no #DeleteFacebook e exclui as páginas da Tesla e Space X da rede social apareceu primeiro em B9.

Em parceira com HTC Vive, experiência traz mais de 700 atividades interativas dentro da casa da Pied Piper

O post “Silicon Valley”, da HBO, usa VR para divulgação da 5ª temporada apareceu primeiro em B9.

(TrendHunter.com) BAPE and Keith Haring teamed up to create a bold new line of clothing and accessories for the upcoming Spring and Summer Season.

The line features prints from the famous artist, with bright color…

Elon Musk is hopping on the #DeleteFacebook digital bandwagon.

The CEO of Tesla Inc. and Space Exploration Technologies tweeted Friday that he wasn’t aware there was a Facebook page for his rocket company. After being asked by a Twitter user to delete it, he responded “will do.”

Musk wrote back to another user who shared a photo of Tesla’s official page on Facebook and asked if it, too, should be deleted: “Definitely. Looks lame anyway.” Tesla’s and SpaceX’s Facebook pages vanished soon after.

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Mr. Musk deleted the Facebook pages of two of his companies, SpaceX and Tesla. He and the Facebook C.E.O., Mark Zuckerberg, have, er, not always gotten along.

2017 was an explosive year for online video content. In just 12 months, Netflix released over 200 new originals and YouTube Hulu launched live TV services. Despite an overwhelming increase in original shows and movies across all services, it’s never been easier for audiences to get content when they want it, where they want it….

Every weekday we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, the real-time TV ad measurement company with attention and conversion analytics from more than eight million smart TVs. The ads here ran on national TV for the first time yesterday.

A few highlights: Google serves up another spot highlighting the data-mining work it’s doing with the NCAA (Ad Age’s George Slefo has the backstory on the ongoing campaign: “Google Cloud Begins First Ad Push With NCAA March Madness”). The Aflac duck is a little too eager to be helpful. And a shopper strolling through a bazaar experiences some fashion-related magic thanks to his ability to “pay with a glance” on iPhone X.

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