Month: October 2019

Opinion: Venture capitalists can be subject to the same bubbles and group think as ordinary investors.  Read the original post by Zachary Karabell

Do negative splits actually matter? Did Salazar deserve a 4-year doping ban? WIRED editor Nicholas Thompson and elite runner Knox Robinson hash it out. Read the original post by Nicholas Thompson, Knox Robinson

The Hero 8 Black’s new body design and attachable accessories may attract a whole new crowd to GoPro. WIRED’s full review. Read the original post by Scott Gilbertson

What’s to like about the Apple Watch Series 5 and the new iPad? Stay tuned and we’ll tell you! Plus, your hot takes! That and […] Read the original post by Leif Johnson, Roman Loyola, Michael Simon

What you need to know Uber Copter is now available to everyone. It’s only available on iPhone, though. Only one route is currently available. Come fly with me… Uber might […] Read the original post by Oliver Haslam

More than often technology comes to help during troubled times. In protest hit Hong Kong things are no different. Apple has rejected an app that […] Read the original post by Mahit Huilgol

After changing from a free app to paid four years ago, ClamXav continues to be a popular choice for protecting Macs. You don’t get a […] Read the original post by Ian Paul

It’s an honor just to be nominated. Read the original post by WIRED Cartoons

A new report shows an astounding amount of microplastics, largely from car tires, are tainting the watershed. Read the original post by Matt Simon

The popular app doesn’t tell users when a video was posted. Creators say that makes it easier to steal content—but there are also upsides to […] Read the original post by Louise Matsakis

After changing from a free app to paid four years ago, ClamXav continues to be a popular choice for protecting Macs. You don’t get a […] Read the original post by Ian Paul

Marktech Optoelectronics has announced the expansion of its surface-mount family of SWIR reflective sensors. The sensors are suitable for position sensing and detection applications, including […] Read the original post by Alex McCarthy

Image via Uber For matching shift workers with shifts What you need to know Uber has launched its new app, Uber Works. App will work to match shift workers […] Read the original post by Stephen Warwick

Image via Uber For matching shift workers with shifts What you need to know Uber has launched its new app, Uber Works. App will work to match shift workers […] Read the original post by Stephen Warwick

Objects can be identified by knocking a smartphone against them, according to Korean research lab KAIST. No camera is involved. Instead the technique processes data […] Read the original post by Steve Bush