Pebble put its best forward when it launched two new smartwatches and Pebble Core, a new non-smartwatch product the other week. Now it has got a new surprise to keep us interested ahead of the launch. Pebble Core Gets Amazon’s Alexa Pebble Core, the dark horse of the group product

Google is all set to enter the virtual-agent market with a voice-activated home device called Google Home. According to The New York Times, the Search Giant will unveil it on Wednesday at its annual Google I/O developers conference. The conference will start with a keynote presentation from Google Chief Executive

At the end of every year, My Tech Bits takes a look back at all of the tech related news and companies doing amazing things in their field, and awards the Tech Bits award to what we feel is the greatest story about people and companies pushing the boundaries of

Amazon Web Services unveils Amazon API Gateway service, which will help customers to create, publish, maintain, secure and monitor API’s at any scale. It will enable customers to create an API that can act as a front door for apps to access data, functionality or business logic from their back

Amazon is rolling out changes in U.S to product reviews – ratings system to minimize the fake reviews, but users will not be able to notice much difference until some of the Amazon’s tweaks really kick into gear. The e commerce giant has unveiled a new machine-learning system that uses

A year ago when Twitch– a popular game streaming website was acquired by Online Retail Giant – Amazon for $970 million all paid in cash, Amazon signalled to the gaming industry that they are going to give some cut throat competition to other game developing companies. As of now, Amazon

The Guardian had revealed documents containing information showing NASA is interested in working with cell phone companies to help track their drones. In addition to cell phone towers, NASA is looking to also use radar and satellites to track their drones for both civilian and commercial purposes. Although they are just

Today, Robots are accomplishing a greater amount of the work in warehouses and factories than any time before. At Amazon’s huge warehouses, human hands are still required for packing the items for shipments that we order but not for long after the Amazon Picking Challenge. As per the MIT Technology

Amazon have advised their customers (who are playing Twitch) to change their passwords as they fear that the game has been hacked. Amazon released a statement saying that the names and telephone numbers of their clients might have been leaked and advised them to change their passwords as soon as

The US Federal Aviation Administration has approved the amazon manufactured drones which are aimed to be used for deliveries. The FAA has Granted Amazon a certificate which will enable Amazon to receive a license to test their drone. The drones are said to be used for deliveries and the requirements