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Gameloft will test the mettle of video drivers (both inside the computer and at the controls outside) with Asphalt Overdrive, an arcade spin - off of its more tricky Asphalt series.

Performance issues may arise when using inferior versions of the video driver (14.4 and below) on these operating systems.

Not exact matches

Uber, of course, has promised to clean up its corporate culture after a spate of bad publicity about sexual harassment and a damning video of CEO Travis Kalanick cursing out a driver.

Video broadcast on several Canadian outlets showed police arresting the driver, dressed in dark clothes, after officers surrounded him and his rental Ryder van several blocks from where the incident occurred in the North York neighborhood of northern Toronto.

In a video demonstrating DiDi Plate, a male driver uses DiDi Plate to scan and then message a woman driving in front of him.

«Each [driver] is a research - tested principle that increases the likelihood that people will talk about and share things, that brands get word - of - mouth, that services get shared and that videos get passed along the internet,» Berger explains.

Uber's CEO says he needs leadership help after a video has emerged of him arguing heatedly with a driver about fares.

Oh, and a leaked video of Travis Kalanick berating an Uber driver didn't help, although it did prompt the CEO to admit to needing leadership help to turn the company around.

It was right after Dara Khosrowshahi had been appointed CEO, and we had a pretty frank conversation about a company trying to undo months of damage from PR missteps including a video of its former chief, Travis Kalanick, berating a driver (he later apologized) and a passenger boycott promoted on social media.

But Uber quickly found itself mired in series of other PR problems including a video of its pugnacious CEO, Travis Kalanick, berating a driver (he later apologized), an exodus of seven top executives in the past month, and a passenger boycott promoted on social media.

I also asked Chesky to weigh in on the recent tumult at Uber, a company often lumped into the same bucket as Airbnb as the poster children of the «sharing economy» and which has been dealing with extensive fallout from accusations of an aggressive and sexist culture and a leaked video showing CEO Travis Kalanick berating an Uber driver.

After Kinect hit North American shelves on Nov. 4, Adafruit announced a bounty of $ 1,000 to the first hacker able to create an open - source driver for Kinect, a piece of software that would allow anybody to create programs that used the device's powerful array of video cameras and microphones.

It's been accused of everything from a culture that is not friendly to women, of aggressive tactics, and we saw the video of Travis Kalanick berating one of his drivers a few weeks ago.

The big change, documented in the video, is the disappearance of the actual driver.

That said, Netflix has recently been offered in Canada but YouTube is still a huge resource, as well as people posting videos on Facebook, which could be one of the big drivers for the Canadian traffic growth.

The Times also reported that Uber has «experimented with video game techniques, graphics and non-cash rewards of little value that can prod drivers into working longer and harder — and sometimes at hours and locations that are less lucrative for them.»

The Tesla employees report that he originally wanted to let drivers play videos on the car's central console but abandoned the idea after several of them raised liability concerns.

A leaked video of him arguing with a driver pretty much sums up how he approached relations with Uber's vast force of independent contractors.

She took a more active role this year following a series of scandals, including sexual harassment allegations, a video of Kalanick berating a driver, and a passenger boycott promoted on social media.

Even before the crash, some were alarmed by videos posted online of drivers allowing autopilot — sort of a teaser of anticipated full self - driving car technology — to take over the wheel of the car.

One feature the company is touting, for example, will park the car for you at the press of a button — «like magic,» says a test driver in Ford's promotional video.

It includes charges of widespread sexual harassment, a video of CEO Travis Kalanick berating an Uber driver for making some reasonable statements, and a New York Times report about Uber using phone apps and data to avoid authorities and sting actions.

The content of a video is the biggest driver of views.

I got to talking with my Uber driver, as one does, Wednesday morning, the day after an embarrassing video surfaced of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick berating an Uber driver.

Still, a host of subsequent videos posted by Tesla drivers on YouTube showed near - misses on the road with Autopilot, prompting Musk to say he might curb the function to minimize the possibility of people doing «crazy things.»

For the last few months, Uber has been dealing with sexual harassment allegations, an exodus of key executives, and a video of its CEO berating a driver.

«The many benefits this offers are evident: For example, it could fetch a bouquet of flowers the driver ordered online and even deliver it directly to the lucky recipient,» Rinderknecht said in the company statement, adding that it can also take video of the driving experience.

Under the California law cited by the CHP, drivers can't use «a television receiver, a video monitor, or a television or video screen, or any other means of visually displaying a television broadcast or video signal that produces entertainment or business applications» which is «visible to the driver while driving the motor vehicle.»

Unlike rival Netflix Inc, a standalone Internet TV service, Amazon's Prime video service comes bundled with the Internet retailer's two - day delivery for items purchased on the site, which costs $ 99 a year, a key driver of revenue for the company.

Bloomberg on Tuesday published a video of Kalanick, a co-founder of the company, arguing with a driver who tells him that rates have been cut and he has lost money.

Uber had faced a long string of serious setbacks: A self - driving car that ran a red light, a lawsuit for allegedly stealing the information to create that self - driving car, a scandal about software designed to deceive law enforcement in cities where the company was operating illegally, and video of Kalanick cursing out a driver.

Like a heavyweight boxer whose momentum had turned, Kalanick has taken punch after punch this year, from the outrage in January over his association with Donald Trump, to the widely - viewed video of his berating an Uber driver, to the explosive blog post by an ex-employee alleging systemic sexual discrimination at Uber, to Google's (googl) charges of theft of its self - driving car technology.

On Tuesday, after Bloomberg published a video showing Mr. Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver over the company's prices, Mr. Kalanick sent an apology to his employees: «It's clear this video is a reflection of me — and the criticism we've received is a stark reminder that I must fundamentally change as a leader and grow up,» he wrote.

He has been under pressure for his aggressive management style, and had acknowledged he needed leadership help after a video of him berating an Uber driver became public.

Kalanick also came under fire for harming the culture of the company after the leak of a video where the CEO was seen in an altercation with a driver.

Hours after the video became public, Mr. Kalanick delivered an apology in the form of an email to employees addressing Mr. Kamel, «as well as the driver and rider community, and to the Uber team.»

SAN FRANCISCO — Travis Kalanick, the chief executive of Uber, apologized on Tuesday after a video showing him in a verbal altercation with a driver for the ride - hailing company became public.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick stumbled into a new controversy when a video of him arguing with an Uber driver made its way online.

And last week, the company dealt with concerns regarding the temperament of its chief executive, Travis Kalanick, after a video of him berating an Uber driver became public.

After the release of a dash cam video that showed Kalanick berating an Uber driver, he said he must «fundamentally change as a leader and grow up.»

Much of that attitude has been laid on the doorstep of co-founder Kalanick, who was caught on a dash cam video berating a driver who complained about low fares.

The second came when a video started circulating of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick yelling at an Uber Black driver because of poor fares.

A video of Kalanick aggressively berating one of his own drivers swiftly followed, as did a lawsuit from Google driverless car sister company Waymo for trade - secret misappropriation.

Mr. Kalanick himself was caught on a video, which quickly went viral, in which he told one of Uber's drivers that «some people just don't want to take responsibility» for their own behavior, using an obscenity.

Then, on Wednesday, a video of Kalanick in an unfortunate argument with a driver for asking about the status of the company's premium car service, UberBlack, surfaced.

«Video is certainly a driver of that,» George said.

However, a video of the interior could show driver distraction.

Kalanick previously admitted he needed to «fundamentally change as a leader and grow up» after video surfaced of him arguing with an Uber driver.

«I must fundamentally change as a leader and grow up,» Kalanick said in February after video surfaced of him arguing with an Uber driver.

In February of this year, he admitted he needed to «grow up» after a video emerged of him arguing with an Uber driver.