WEBE CERTIFIED PHONE UPDATED

WEBE CERTIFIED PHONE UPDATED

Brand	Model
ALCATEL	5045T Pixi 4–5 (4G)
	5080U Shine Lite
APPLE	iPhone 5
	iPhone 5C
	iPhone 5S
	iPhone 6
	iPhone 6 Plus
	iPhone 6S
	iPhone 6S Plus
	iPhone SE
	iPhone 7
	iPhone 7 Plus
FLASH	Plus 2 (FL02)
HTC	One E9+
HUAWEI	Honor 5X
	Mate 8
	Mate S
	Nexus 6P
	P9 Plus
LENOVO	Vibe K4 Note A7010
	Vibe K5
	Vibe P1m
	Vibe S1 Lite
	Vibe X3
MICROSOFT	Lumia 640
ONEPLUS	2
	X E1003
OPPO	F1
	Neo 7
	R7 Plus
	R7s
SAMSUNG	Galaxy A3
	Galaxy A3 (2016)
	Galaxy A5
	Galaxy A5 (2016)
	Galaxy A7
	Galaxy A7 (2016)
	Galaxy A8
	Galaxy A9
	Galaxy A9 Pro
	Galaxy J1 Ace
	Galaxy J2
	Galaxy J2 (2016)
	Galaxy J5
	Galaxy J5 (2016)
	Galaxy J7
	Galaxy J7 (2016)
	Galaxy Note 3
	Galaxy Note 4
	Galaxy Note 5
	Galaxy S6
	Galaxy S6 Edge
	Galaxy S6 Edge Plus
	Galaxy S7 Edge
SONY	Xperia C4 Dual
	Xperia C5 Ultra
	Xperia C5 Ultra Dual
	Xperia E4g
	Xperia M5
	Xperia M5 Dual
	Xperia XA
	Xperia XA Ultra
	Xperia Z5
	Xperia Z5 Dual
	Xperia Z5 Premium
VIVO	V3
	V3Max
	Y31L
	Y51
XIAOMI	Redmi Note 3
	Redmi Note 3 Pro
ZTE	A813
	Axon 7
	AXON 7 mini
	Blade A910
	Blade Q Lux
	Blade S7
	Blade V7 Lite

 UPDATE: 11 OCT 2016

What Everyone Must Know About ‘Machine learning’ is a revolution.

We’re in the middle of a historic moment. 

It used to be the case that you had to program a computer so that it knew how to do things. Now computers can learn from experience.The breakthrough is called “machine learning.” It’s unimaginably important for understanding where technology is going, and where society is going with it. 

Netflix’s movie recommendations, Amazon’s product recommendations, Facebook’s ability to spot your friends faces, dating app’s matching you with potential dates — these are all early examples of machine learning. And Google’s self-driving car is becoming the classic case study. “A self-driving car is not programmed to drive itself,” says University of Washington computer scientist Pedro Domingos, author of “The Master Algorithm: How the Quest for the Ultimate Learning Machine Will Remake Our World.”

“Nobody actually knows how to program a car to drive,” he says. “We know how to drive, but we can’t even explain it to ourselves. The Google car learned by driving millions of miles, and observing people driving.” That’s the key: machine learning allows algorithms to learn through experience, and do things we don’t know how to make programs for. Machine learning had a major public breakthrough in March, when Google made artificial intelligence history by creating an algorithm that mastered Go, the ancient Chinese game with more possible board configurations than there are atoms in the universe. Google’s AlphaGo program beat Lee Sedol, perhaps the greatest human Go player alive.  

But Google couldn’t program an algorithm to conquer Go. It had to create a sophisticated algorithm that could process 80 years’ worth of publicly available Go games, and learn what good moves look like from studying them. To Domingos, machine learning is as big of a breakthrough as personal computers, the internet, or electricity itself. 

“There were two stages to the information age,” Domingos says. “One stage is where we had to program computers, and the second stage, which is now beginning, is where computers can program themselves by looking at data.” Perhaps that’s why Google’s Eric Schmidt says that every big startup over the next five years will have one thing in common: machine learning.

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Rich Kids Of Instagram : 

Dokumentari Kehidupan Anak-Anak Orang Kaya 

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