The hosts open their iPhones and ask Siri to predict what’s coming from Apple on Tuesday.
Source: Wired
In the aftermath of the Note 7 debacle, many wondered whether the Note line was done for good. It seems that the latest iteration — despite carrying a high starting price of $930 — has delivered a win for the folks at Samsung. Today, they announced that its pace for U.S. pre-orders of the Note8 have eclipsed those of every other Note release to date. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
The Equifax hack is one of the worst in recent memory, affecting tens of millions of people and leaking deeply personal information about them. Here’s how to find out if you were affected.
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Source: Digital trends
Dopamine Labs aims to give any app the same addictive power that Facebook, Zynga and others have spent millions to perfect. Now, armed with $1 million in seed funding and some initial data that they’re experiments in mind control actually work, Dopamine Labs is spending money to boost its staff and sales and marketing efforts to bring more apps in on its brain science. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Twyla, a nearly three-year-old, venture-backed startup that collaborates with artists to create exclusive prints for sale at its site, has a new CEO. In June, Brian Sharples — who founded the 10-year-old, vacation rental marketplace HomeAway, acquired in 2015 for a whopping $3.9 billion by Expedia — quietly took the helm of the young company, after one of his cofounders in… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Another day, another crash and another Chinese ban. This time, as Reuters spotted, a single report from financial news site Caixin is saying that the Chinese government is considering banning cryptocurrency exchanges in China.
In particular, the report is saying that Chinese citizens won’t be able to use exchanges to buy bitcoins, ethers and more using Chinese yuan, and vice… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
TweetDeck Teams – a feature that lets users share access to Twitter accounts, without having to share a password – will now work in the Twitter app for iOS and Android. This change will make it easier for those who run social media accounts for businesses and brands to post updates, check replies, send direct messages, and more, without having to run a separate app.
If anything… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Put some high tech in your ride with smart tire-pressure monitor. We’ve got two to give away and this sweepstakes ends Oct. 30th.
Source: CNET
Plus, the House advances a self-driving car bill.
Source: Wired