Machine leaning is getting so popular that many of the business line wants to use ML to make sure they engage the customer with their products and give a rich user experience. Mobile applications are one of the targets of ML driven customer engagement. There are many ML tools currently available in the market. To … Continue reading Machine learning for mobile developers
Author: Shankar Kumarasamy
DNA of a developer – Coding culture unplugged
We often wonder what makes a coder into a software developer. Every developer is so special, because they build every brick of the overall product. Every developer, no matter what technology they are into have a unique culture. Developer has a short and long term vision on how their product looks like from time to … Continue reading DNA of a developer – Coding culture unplugged
How to interpret google play store rating?
Google play store is the worlds largest single app store with more than 3 Million active apps as on date. Android as everyone knows is the worlds largest mobile platform with share of more than 85% of the global mobile operating system market. Now, the biggest challenge to the developers and also the end users … Continue reading How to interpret google play store rating?
Voice assistants and their future. SORRY, our future with them.
We have all been so excited when for the first time ever 'Siri' or 'Ok Google' from Apple and Google have been integrated with the phone. What has been so different from 3 years before and now is - Improvement in machine learning Powerful natural language processing And most importantly - the way we speak … Continue reading Voice assistants and their future. SORRY, our future with them.
Google IO 2017 – Developer Keynote (3 of 3) – AI and Firebase
AI first approach has been put forward by Google in this year's Google IO. Machine insight on the human needs are going to dramatically change the way of traditional problem solving. For developers across the globe - The current momentum is about unlearning and learning. Not just that, more importantly learning to learn is the … Continue reading Google IO 2017 – Developer Keynote (3 of 3) – AI and Firebase
Android ‘O’ – What’s in for developers.
Google announced Android O developer preview on March 21, 2017. From that on there have been speculations on what is new on Android O. Let us see in detail on what is there in Android for developers - User Experience - 1) Picture in Picture Available on Phones. Not just TV - Set supportsPictureInPicture to … Continue reading Android ‘O’ – What’s in for developers.
Google IO 2017 – Developer Keynote (2 of 3) – Assistant and Chrome
Let us see the developer announcements on Actions on Google and Chrome Actions on Google Last December, actions on google was introduced to develop apps for Google Home. Actions on Google is available in both android and iOS. Easy purchases within the assistant - Transactions are introduced to be used within the assistant window. Transaction … Continue reading Google IO 2017 – Developer Keynote (2 of 3) – Assistant and Chrome
IoT Ecosystem
It is interesting to see what level of daily consumer problems are being solved by IoT. Varieties of use cases from simple inventory management to fully automated self driving cars are some examples of IoT. Let us see how the ecosystem of IoT looks like. In my view - IoT ecosystem consists of 4 main … Continue reading IoT Ecosystem
Google IO 2017 – Developer Keynote (1 of 3) – Android.
Unlike the usual Google IO, this year the developer keynote was a separate event. There was highlights on the below areas - Android Google Assistant and Chrome MI/AL and Firebase I would like to detail the announcements in 3 different blogs. Below are some of the highlights from Developer Keynotes exclusively on android. Jason started … Continue reading Google IO 2017 – Developer Keynote (1 of 3) – Android.
How are Self-Driving/Autonomous/Driverless cars going to help you?
Driverless cars are one of the modern day technological advancements for this decade. Many major companies are betting on the self driving cars. This is a good move. After all, the sole purpose of advanced computational capabilities is to improve the way of life by simplyfying things around us. Rather than having an one to … Continue reading How are Self-Driving/Autonomous/Driverless cars going to help you?