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Where are genres going, and are they still useful for authors? Do we care? DO WE?????
If you ever wondered, "what is a genre, anyway?" or have started confusing genres and tropes (no, you're not alone!) then this blog post is for YOU!
It's the second in my deep-dive into the history of categorizing books — why, how, and WTF even???? — and might hold some surprises for you. Hint: genre is not as important as you think it is! :P
Why aren't more books square? A deep (fun?) dive into the history of paper manufacturing, printing, and the shape of books...
Another deep dive into the history of text technology! I admit the title is terrible, I seriously could not think of a better one, woe
Apple Over Siri’s Voice-To-Text Technology
We all know that this is not the first patent, which has been filed against Apple. Just recently Shanghai-based voice application developer Zhizhen Network Technology sued Apple for allegedly infringing a patent it holds related to “a type of instant messaging chat bot system” it calls Xiaoi Bot. And, on Friday the National Cheng Kung University, situated in Tainan City, Taiwan, which has a high repute in science, engineering, medicine, management, planning and design, has filed yet another patent against Siri this time.
