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Apple Watch App Controls Your Tesla Electric Car
In the media
Take two of the hottest tech products and make them work together in a way that gets the world talking. That seems to be the idea behind the application developed by ELEKS that lets Tesla electric car owners control their Model S through their Apple Watch.
February 2, 2015
usatoday.com
Why the Apple Watch’s First Apps Might Disappoint You
In the media
Imagine an app that allows controlling Tesla Model S via Apple Watch, bringing many of the car’s features management to your wrist. Cult of Mac provides insights about the app ELEKS mobility experts developed for Apple Watch, explaining why technical capabilities of the gadget are still far from what Apple promised.
January 31, 2015
cultofmac.com
Expert opinion
Can AI replace test engineers?
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AI’s Bumpy Road in Retail: Progress and Pitfalls
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AI in the Workplace: Where it’s Winning and Where it’s Failing
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The Future of Technology with AI and Robotics
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Can Reasoning Models Boost Productivity in Legal Practice by up to 140%?
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Modern AI Agents in the Cloud: Exploring the Future
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Legal Precedent Challenging AI Training Data Practices: Expert Analysis
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Apple Vision Pro Surprising Adoption in Healthcare Industry
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ChatGPT’s New Deep Research Feature: A Game-Changer for AI Research?
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DeepSeek R1: Efficient AI Innovation Raises New Questions
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OpenAI’s Operator Analysed by ELEKS’ Director of Architecture and Technology
Third-Party Tesla App Provides Look at Opportunities and Limitations of Apple Watch Development
In the media
What challenges will developers face with the first-generation Apple Watch? Why are the technical capabilities of the gadget not likely to match expectations? MacRumors features ELEKS’ experience in developing a unique Apple Watch app that allows controlling Tesla Model S.
January 30, 2015
macrumors.com
R&D
Apple Watch. Tesla Car. How Far Can We Drive Them?
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Credit Scoring Systems: Data-Driven Strategies for Effective Decision Making in Finance
In the media
Is there a way to minimize human involvement in financial decision making associated with credit and insurance applications? In his article for SandHill, Viacheslav Basov, Data Science Stream Lead at ELEKS, shares an insight into credit scoring systems - a brand-new forward-thinking approach for financial risk assessment.
January 13, 2015
sandhill.com
Lviv Software Engineer Bashes Google Glass Bugs
In the media
Do smart devices still have a long way to go before becoming a new normal? Ostap Andrusiv, R&D Mobile Stream Lead at ELEKS, sheds some light on the basic Google Glass flaws and shares his view on the future of wearable technologies for KyivPost.
December 9, 2014
kyivpost.com
Selecting the Most EffectiveTesting Method
In the media
ELEKS’s leading localization experts Andriy Lutsuk, Ihor Kuznietsov and Nazariy Popov share their experience in various approaches to localization and internationalization testing based on statistics from real projects in their article for the Multilingual magazine.
December 1, 2014
dig.multilingual.com
Ukraine’s IT Brigade Supports the Troops
In the media
IT experts across Ukraine have been an important part of the volunteer effort to supply Ukraine’s army with equipment. Oleksiy Skrypnyk, Co-Founder of ELEKS, told Bloomberg Businessweek about the contribution of the company’s professionals to support the troops.
November 20, 2014
bloomberg.com
IT Matters
In the media
Ukraine Tech Gem, the first international technology conference dedicated to Ukraine’s dynamic IT industry was held on 18 September, 2014, in San Fransisco, CA, USA. Oleksiy Skrypnyk, Co-Founder and CEO of ELEKS, a leading IT market player and globally recognized vendor, shared his musings about this landmark event.
October 10, 2014
kyivpost.com
How to Maximize the Potential of Wearable Devices
In the media
Interaction with wearable technology is completely different from what we’re used to, and these interactions are different on each type of wearable device. In his second article for UX Magazine, Markiyan Matsekh, Mobility & Wearables Product Manager at ELEKS, guides you through different UX considerations for different devices.
October 8, 2014
uxmag.com
