DeFiance: billion-dollar finance, million-dollar hacks, and very little value
Over the last year or so, much-to-most of the cryptocurrency world has pivoted from the failure of “fat tokens” and ICOs, and the faltering growth of “Layer 2” payments like Continue Reading
Galaxy Z Flip teardown reveals that its hinge brushes may not block much dust
iFixit has posted a video teardown of Samsung’s new Galaxy Z Flip, giving us good look at the phone’s internals and revealing that the brushes on its hinge might not Continue Reading
Clean Yourself (And The World) With Bamboo Towels
Statistically speaking, your towels are gross. Read more… Continue reading…
Blue Apron considers selling itself as it bleeds customers
Blue Apron has been struggling in recent years, and that’s leading the company to consider some extreme options. The online meal kit service has revealed that it’s looking at “strategic Continue Reading
Activision Blizzard exec leaks that Overwatch might become a TV series
Since 2014, Blizzard has released so many breathtaking cinematic videos for Overwatch that most of us have wondered when Blizzard would finally look into adapting the game to the big Continue Reading
Fifth Wall’s Brendan Wallace on coronavirus, WeWork and what’s shaking up proptech
Last week, we interviewed Brendan Wallace, a real estate-focused venture capitalist whose portfolio companies include Opendoor, which buys and sell homes, and scooter company Lime, which helps building owners navigate Continue Reading
The Galaxy Z Flip’s hinge fibers aren’t enough to keep dust out
Samsung made much ado over fiber layers in the Galaxy Z Flip’s hinge that are supposed to keep dust and debris from ruining your day, but how effective are they, Continue Reading
Cloud spending said to top $30B in Q4 as Amazon, Microsoft battle for market share
We all know the cloud infrastructure market is extremely lucrative; analyst firm Canalys reports that the sector reached $30.2 billion in revenue for Q4 2019. Cloud numbers are hard to Continue Reading
Alphabet takes the wind out of its Makani energy kites
Google today announced that it is calling it quits on its efforts to build and monetize its Makani wind energy kites. Manaki, which was founded in 2006, came into Google/Alphabet Continue Reading
Wrenching Your Neck Is A, Well, Pain In The Neck. We Can Help.
A funny thing happens when a group of commerce writers and editors get together: When one of us has a problem, all the others step in with product recommendations. It’s Continue Reading