If you've been holding off on getting a new iPhone because Touch ID is gone, you might only have to wait another year. According to Bloomberg, Apple is reportedly testing iPhone prototypes with a new version of its Touch ID fingerprint sensor that's embedded in the display instead of inside a physical home button. The new in-display Touch ID would let "a user scan their fingerprint on a large portion of the display, and it would work in tandem with the existing Face ID system." SEE ALSO: What to expect from Apple's'iPhone 11' event on Sept. 10 The report corroborates an investor note by TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who said last month that Apple was planning to resurrect the fingerprint sensor for iPhones slated for 2021. Bloomberg's report, however, suggests Apple could be readying the new Touch ID for iPhones for 2020 -- a year earlier if testing is successful. Apple replaced Touch ID with Face ID on the iPhone X in 2017, and the latest iPhones -- the iPhone XS and iPhone XR -- don't have a fingerprint sensor, either.

"Trust your gut," it turns out, is great advice -- literally. Researchers are striving to show that what goes on in our stomachs, intestines and elsewhere in our bodies has a huge, and often unseen, effect on our quality of life. The bacteria, fungi, viruses and protozoa in our digestive tracts and on our skin -- known as the microbial biome, or microbiome -- could prove to play an enormous role in determining our health, well-being, moods, longevity and even weight. Microbiome researchers would argue that the microbiome may play as important a role as DNA in shaping our individual destinies. Like DNA, the microbiome is incredibly complex.

BERLIN, September 5, 2019 – Today, at the company's annual Tech Life event, Lenovo unveiled an array of new smarter home, laptop, AR and mobile devices, designed to provide'Smarter Technology for All'. Smart is used to signify innovation, breaking the rules and pushing boundaries but instead has become a byword for connectivity. As a result, Lenovo is focused on an ongoing vision and commitment to develop technologies that are not only smarter, but are available, accessible and benefit everyone. As a global technology leader Lenovo believes its duty is to develop world-changing technologies that can create a more inclusive, trustworthy and sustainable digital society – for everyone, everywhere. Premium Yoga PCs from Lenovo are known for their computing power, first-rate craftsmanship, and immersive entertainment.

When it comes to health and wellness, most people have a similar goal: we want to live a healthier, longer, and happier life. Thanks to antibiotics, vaccines, medical imaging, and other technological breakthroughs, we've already made major strides. So it's perhaps no surprise that all eyes are now on the transformative innovation of this century: AI. The promise of AI to solve our health and wellness woes almost seems inevitable. From DeepMind's algorithms that match or outwit radiologists in breast cancer or eye disease diagnosis to Fitbits, Apple Watches, or smart pregnancy waistbands that track your health stats, the answer seems clear: more high-quality data will empower us to take control of our own health and happiness.

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Eight industry-driven AI pilots will demonstrate the value of the AI-on-demand platform as a technological innovation tool. The pilots and research will showcase how AI4EU can stimulate scientific discovery and technological innovation. The AI4EU Ethics Observatory will be established to ensure the respect of human centred AI values. Sustainability will be ensured via the creation of the AI4EU Foundation. The results will feed a new and comprehensive Strategic Research Innovation Agenda for Europe.

Ever notice in soccer when a midfielder runs his or her legs off to get the ball to a striker who then taps it into the net and gets all the glory? Charlie Berger wants to help database administrators--the indefatigable midfielders of enterprise IT--get a little of that data science glory for themselves. They can do that, Berger says, by first realizing how important their data wrangling abilities and their SQL knowledge can be to the data science process. Then they can take it a step further by learning the basic data science practices and understanding how to wield the ample library of machine learning algorithms available to them right in the Oracle Database. "In my travels, I've discovered that it's easier to take the person who knows and likes SQL and teach them how to begin doing real machine learning in the database, than it is to take folks who do Python or R, and who know algorithms, and teach them to do machine learning inside the database," although both can benefit from the practice, says Berger, a senior director of product management for machine learning, AI and Cognitive Analytics at Oracle.

Leaders of the Air Force, Navy, Army and Marines are converging on a vision of the future military: connecting every asset on the global battlefield. That means everything from F-35 jets overhead to the destroyers on the sea to the armor of the tanks crawling over the land to the multiplying devices in every troops' pockets. Every weapon, vehicle, and device connected, sharing data, constantly aware of the presence and state of every other node in a truly global network. The effect: an unimaginably large cephapoloidal nervous system armed with the world's most sophisticated weaponry. In recent months, the Joint Chiefs of Staff put together the newest version of their National Military Strategy.

For 30 seconds, anyone in China can now take the place of Leonardo DiCaprio in some of his most iconic roles -- and all it takes is a smartphone and a bit of personal data. The Chinese app Zao has surged in popularity over the past few days to become the country's top smartphone app, and descriptions of what it does have gone viral on social media in the U.S. The app's appeal is simple: Upload a photo and it will swap DiCaprio's face with a user's in a 30-second mashup of clips from his films. Or it can do the same with a character from "Game of Thrones," or with a performer in a music video. The app is only available in China, though some people outside the country have been able to get around that restriction. It's as easy as using a photo filter on Instagram or Snapchat, according to people who have used it, but it also demonstrates the remarkable power of advances in artificial intelligence to make fake videos.

Chatbots reliability and consistency in serving customers have changed the way the world created the customer experience. A company that regularly communicates with customers can experiment and improve using AI-based chatbots. Digital transformation can favor the customer service and experience. The world is moving fast and so are the technological advancements. If you intend to draw benefits from implementing the latest technology, there is no reason for further delay. Customer experience is a trophy that companies receive for something they do with pride.