No, you can’t turn your living room into a battlefield. But you can see what that sofa would look like if you bought it.
Source: Wired
The new STEMosaur educational toy from CogniToys launches on Indiegogo on September 20. It’s a talking dinosaur that’s designed to teach your kids the fundamentals of engineering and coding in a fun way.
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There are a lot of reports hitting the ‘net this morning in reviews of the Apple Watch Series 3, which indicate that there are some LTE connectivity issues — causing Apple to take a small dip this morning and a speed bump in its march to $1 trillion. Shares of Apple fell around 2.5% this morning, which for Apple is a pretty substantial ding for the company despite the deceptively… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
This week, WikiLeaks turned its sites on Russia—and while it didn’t reveal much, something beats nothing at all.
Source: Wired
Target is adding an improved indoor mapping component to its mobile app, designed to help shoppers find their way through stores and locate the products they need, the retailer announced this morning, referring to the feature as a “GPS for your shopping cart.” Instead of simply showing a static map, or noting the aisle number where a product can be found, the new Target… Read More
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All good things must come to an end, but we have one more full day of Disrupt for you to enjoy from home. The lineup today is jam-packed with all-stars of the tech world. Kirsten Green from Forerunner Ventures, Justin Kan, Coursera’s Andrew Ng, and Uber’s new Chief Brand Officer Bozoma Saint John will all be joining us on the Disrupt stage. Plus, Laurene Powell Jobs and Ron Conway… Read More
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Apple’s iPhone X and Apple Watch 3 rely on new, company-designed chips.
Source: Wired
The online game service is adding a histogram of reviews over time, so buyers can spot a flush of negative reviews.
Source: CNET
Pluralsight is announcing a new tool this morning to help satiate our innate desire to compare ourselves against one another. Pluralsight IQ is designed to assist developers in assessing their competencies and determining their proficiencies relative to their peers. Engineers taking the test are assigned scores between zero and 300 along with an indicator of attainment — novice,… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Tech-savvy children can’t figure out how to make a call on a public phone in the latest “Kids React” video from Fine Brothers Entertainment.
Source: CNET