Multiple Amazon customers have reportedly received fake Ryzen processors, even though they purchased the components directly from the site, rather than through a third-party seller.
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Source: Digital trends
RoomMe by Intellithings claims to manage your smart home sans voice control — or apps.
Source: CNET
Don’t look now, but QR codes are back—and they’re going to change your digital life in all sorts of previously impossible ways.
Source: Wired
An obscure bug in 34 companies’ physical secure gadgets could leave them open to hackers.
Source: Wired
As Amazon launches a Blue Apron competitor, and Snap’s stock plummets, a bubble is deflating.
Source: Wired
The Switch sequel to Nintendo’s popular Wii U game is great—but if you’ve played the first one, you’re in for deja vu.
Source: Wired
Based just on trademark filings and reported plans, Amazon’s potential entry into the prepared meal kit market has had a significant impact on freshly-IPO’d Blue Apron’s stock price. Now, however, we know that Amazon is actually already testing its own “Amazon Meal Kits,” thanks to a customer in Seattle who has already ordered and prepared one. Seattle resident… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
The Lowepro SleevePack starts out as a laptop sleeve, but converts into a backpack with room for extras ideal for travel. The converting pack unfolds to convert based on instructions printed right on the bag.
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Source: Digital trends
Syte.ai, a visual search startup focused on fashion products, announced that it has raised an $8 million Series A. The lead investor is NHN Ventures (the investment arm of Korean internet services giant NHN), with participation from Naver Corp., messaging app Line Corp., Magma VC, Remagine VC, KDC Ventures, and NBM Ventures. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
A changing of the guard at TransferWise, the unicorn startup based out of London that specialises in providing money-transfer services, typically with better rates than banks and other incumbent providers. The company’s CEO and co-founder Taavet Hinrikus announced that he is stepping down and staying on in a part-time role as chairman and board member. He will be replaced by his… Read More
Source: TechCrunch