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HOW MARK ZUCKERBERG MADE HIS PERSONAL ASSISTANT? As there is a competition between various assistants like Amazon Alexa, Google Home,Siri and Google Assistant is increasing day by day Mark Zuckerberg unveiled his own personal assistant 'JARVIS' whose voice is Morgan Freeman.

Get into the mind of world's Top 8 Technology CEOs who happen to be good bloggers as well

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"Hearing your phone go off in another room when you're perched comfortably on the sofa - who doesn't hate that? For the lethargic tech-type, having to make a decision between staying snug and answering the call is an unenviable one. Thank heavens then for Phonedeck, an app that removes the choice and simply plonks your phone screen right there on your laptop."

"The first pictures have emerged of professional toyboy Ashton Kutcher in his role as Apple founder Steve Jobs. And, despite the legions of Apple fanbois going mental when the casting was first announced, Kutcher looks uncannily like the late turtleneck-loving tech guru."

"Communications tech is the most important advance in the provision of justice since we first suggested maybe not murdering each other. Most Westerns are based on the idea of riding a horse until you find someone who's even heard of the guilty party, then riding further to find one who hasn't been shot. Nowadays you can call in crimes from anywhere, and in our efficient techno-world many criminals save everyone time by using phones to catch themselves. If phones were any more effective in reducing crime they'd be Robocops, but the authorities don't always have the best ideas for using these intuitive devices we all carry around with us."

"The warmer weather and little bit of sun that was bestowed upon the UK last weekend was a welcome arrival, hinting at the beginning of spring. Yearning for the days of festivals, beer gardens and holidays, summer can't come soon enough for the folks at P4u Towers, so that little glimpse of sunshine literally brought light into our lives. With loads of cool tech happenings this week we were full to the brim with news too, so all round it's been a tip top 7 days! As is usually done at this time on a Friday, a handy weekly round-up is thrust your way to get up you to speed on the recent hot happenings"

"This year's April Fools 2012 Round-up contains some of the strangest notions yet, and as everyone knows at this time of year - some the the most promising concepts for our odd, odd future! Starting with of course Google's collection of such jokes - they've been on point with some of the most in-depth April 1st tricks for several years now, and we wouldn't want to deprive you of a single one of them. They start with an 8-Bit Google Maps - what else, of course! There's also Virgin Volcanic, Apple's patent of the rectangle, and Toshiba's announcement of several "Shapes" tablets which you can see in a lovely TV commercial below."

As a tech enthusiast and marketer, one often has to tackle a moot question: 'Is this product a be-all for one or all-things-for-everyone?' If the former, it means the product does a lot in a well-researched niche. If the latter, it's a flop. Or, back to basics as in our Painware story.

"Whilst yesterday was all about that new iPad, other stuff did actually happen in the world of tech, although the majority of that news wasn't nearly as exciting as the Apple bombshells dropped inSan Francisco."

IBM and Libelium, a wireless sensor network specialist, rolled out an Internet of Things (IoT) starter kit that tests and deploys sensor networks in areas such as smart cities, healthcare and retail.

Why your business needs a chief data officer

With an increasing number of companies looking to remain competitive in the web space, web developers are in high demand.

Need a laptop on a budget? Here are some of the best Chromebooks and hybrids.

With a few simple steps, you can build your own personal desktop with a £35 Pi and some easy-to-grab extras.