Uh huh.

It's an android!

Drone better. What?

Drone better? Why is drone better?

The drone is not going to be ready.

You know, it's the latest thing that's come out.

You said nothing about an android being on board.

I prefer the term artificial person myself.

Why drone better?

Hold your phones up, hold your phones up!

People make problem. Trust me, drone better.

Now give me your initialization text.

We're developing an Android application at the moment.

Anyway, level 4 you fight giant robots with a dog head from the Daft Punks, black Power Rangers, things that shoot lightings, green puddle that's movable, giant rats, very bats snow boots, very beaut spiders, fidgetier big ants

I'm working with a third party company to make an app.

Was I ever dancing with an android named Lupe?

Each set of drones is communicating in its own unique language.

Touch screen very, very nice.

So one of my favorite projects was bringing all this stuff together in an artistic display of an android portrait of science fiction writer Philip K. Dick, who wrote great works like, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? which was the basis of the movie Bladerunner.

But he harbored deep grudges against those who dared to copy Apple.

Ripley's last trip out, the artificial person malfunctioned.

I got Senator Stern here. Thought we'd swing over and look at some of the drone designs.

It's not what we agreed to, okay. You promised me suits, and then you promised me drones.

The iPhone broke the dyke, the wall.

Android makes your life easier. Simple tasks should never require complex procedures.

let's start with an easy question something I'm sure everybody here has an opinion about iPhone versus Android.

And so, together we're able to reproduce typing simply by measuring the accelerometer.

In summary these are the characteristics more detailed and relevant to name ends a few seconds Resolution 1080 by 1920 pixels, Android 4.2.2 OS, 13 megapixel camera, Density of 424 PPl, 800 Qualcomm Snapdragon processor quad core, 2.3 Gigaherz, GPU

Licklider encourages us not to take a toaster and make it Data from Star Trek, but to take a human and make her more capable.

I developed a series of technologies that allowed the robots to make more realistic facial expressions than previously achieved, on lower power, which enabled the walking biped robots, the first androids.

But they're getting better quite quickly and DARPA, which is the investment arm of the Defense Department, is trying to accelerate their trajectory.

The topic that it's focused on, the question is whether or not all these digital technologies are affecting people's ability to earn a living, or, to say it a little bit different way, are the droids taking our jobs?