Anyone interested in the history of personal computing will surely have heard of the Alto, but when’s the last time you got to play with one? It’s been a while even for Paul Allen — long […]
Living Computer Museum restores Xerox Alto and debuts new emulator Continue »
Normally, the notion of setting a pair of spiderbots free in your house would seem alarming. But if you knew that they were weaving you a strange and mathematical hammock while you were gone? Suddenly that
Watch wall-walking spiderbots weave ‘impossible’ structures with carbon fiber Continue »
MikMak, the service that creates and distributes short-form ‘mini-mercials’ so users can shop via video, has today announced the close of a $3.2 million seed round, led by VaynerMedia, with participation from SLOW Ventures, UTA Ventures,
MikMak mobile video shopping platform raises $3.2m seed led by VaynerMedia Continue »
When you think about it, the ability for someone to put a “lure” on a spot of their choosing and attract young Pokémon fans to their location is slightly disturbing — which is why New York
To Catch a Pikachu: NY Governor moves to ban sex offenders from Pokémon GO Continue »
Apple dropped a new iOS 10 beta today. I was expecting a bunch of bug fixes, and at best a couple of tweaks. But it became clear after just a few minutes that the iOS 10
Video advertising platform Teads has raised a further million in debt financing. Providing the capital are a bank syndicate made up of BNPP, Bank of China, HSBC, Banque Palatine, and BPI. Read More
Video ad company Teads raises $47M in debt, plans acquisitions and further Asia expansion Continue »
I get the chance to test out quite a bit of first-generation consumer gadgets. And while a few are great, the majority just aren’t able to meet the high threshold of quality that Apple has (for
Sioeye Iris4G is an action camera with built-in cell service for live streaming Continue »
Imagine being part of the BBC’s natural history unit, traveling the world to create some of the world’s most beautiful documentaries. Sounds like a dream job, right? I sat down with Huw Cordey, the producer on
BBC: And then we strapped a helicopter rig to an elephant Continue »
Consider BlackBerry. Think about the company, its products, its most iconic features. What comes to mind? Business apps? A QWERTY keyboard? BBM? The once-mighty Canadian smartphone maker is banking on one word standing above all the
BlackBerry’s security-focused Android identity crisis Continue »
There are scores of startups making fertility tracker and family planning apps today, but a Consumer Reports investigation has singled out Glow Inc. for serious security and privacy flaws. First, Consumer Reports’ team was able to
Serious privacy flaws discovered in Glow fertility tracker app Continue »
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