Here’s our full podcast and live YouTube post-show on the ways the iPhone affected our lives. It gets wacky.
Source: CNET
That’s an impressive price for a large-ish wagon that’s not at all cheap on the inside.
Source: CNET
The online retail giant’s concept store won’t be revolutionizing the shopping experience quite yet.
Source: CNET
Twitter is continuing to grow its live streaming business, with a series of new deals announced over the past week or so, including a partnership that will bring live streams from the floor of the San Diego Comic-Con in July, as well as behind-the-scenes action and news from Wimbledon, among several other efforts.
You may recall that Wimbledon was the first live-streamed sport to pop up on… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Blizzard has officially opened pre-orders on StarCraft: Remastered, which will introduce updated high-definition visuals and new matchmaking functionality when it launches on August 14.
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Source: Digital trends
Playground Ventures — the VC fund co-founded by Android inventor and former Google exec Andy Rubin that sits alongside an eponymous incubator/startup studio and is making some big bets in areas like artificial intelligence and new generations of hardware– is raising more money. A Form D filed with the SEC notes that Playground Ventures is in the process of adding another $15… Read More
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Elon Musk should have more to share about the coming Tesla Model 3 launch on Sunday, July 2. The CEO responded to a Twitter follower seeking more concrete information about the Model 3’s exact release date. Musk and Tesla have previously said that the Model 3 deliveries are set to start in July, at which time we’ll presumably also get more details on the final design and… Read More
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Plus: Microsoft’s Surface Laptop, Monument Valley II, and Dyson’s fancy cord-free vacuum.
Source: Wired
The idea of a circuit board that dissolves the moment it’s cooled totally sounds like something out of the Mission: Impossible movies. In fact, it describes the work of researchers at Vanderbilt University.
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Source: Digital trends
Imagine sportswear that not only stays dry through the most sweat-inducing workouts, but also turns perspiration into a design element. Named after the driest desert in the world, Atacama uses microfluidic technology to create textiles that can do just that. The recipient of a grant from the National Science Foundation, Atacama is also exploring how its technology can be applied in a diverse… Read More
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