Month: December 2019

SpaceX’s Dragon capsule successfully docked with the International Space Station (ISS) on Sunday, delivering a bunch of supplies and experiments that included everything from a group of genetically engineered mice to a floating robot called CIMON. The crewless Dragon capsule docked with the orbiting outpost three days after launching atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket
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tech2 News StaffDec 08, 2019 22:21:15 IST After the launch of the Chandrayaan 2 mission, which took front and centre in ISRO’s calendar this year, the agency is already gearing up for the proposed successor to the mission, Chandrayaan 3. The mission is expected to be launched by November 2020, and ISRO has now filed a request for Rs 75
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Instant Pot multi-function programmable pressure cookers continue their status as one of the most-asked-for and most-frequently-purchased gifts for cooks. Instant Pots help novice and expert cooks alike save time, effort, and money, which explains their continued popularity. Amazon discounted several of the most popular Instant Pot pressure cooker models by as much as 50% as
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Press F, y’all. Screenshot: Gizmodo Google’s suite of cloud computing services were hit with some technical difficulties most of the day Saturday that caused connectivity problems on at least one of the services dependent on it: Discord, a chat and voice platform geared towards gamers (don’t worry, it’s back up now). Now, if you don’t
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Echo Flex Review: A $25 plug-it-in Alexa speaker “Being a stand-alone, fully functional Echo speaker, the Echo Flex is an excellent value.” Compact size Inconspicuous Has audio output jack An independent Alexa speaker Very affordable Accessories cost extra Poor audio quality Poor voice recognition Amazon recently released several new Alexa devices, and one of the
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Hello and welcome back to Startups Weekly, a weekend newsletter that dives into the week’s noteworthy startups and venture capital news. Before I jump into today’s topic, let’s catch up a bit. Last week, I wrote about Chinese investor activity in Africa. Before that, I noted Airbnb’s issues. Remember, you can send me tips, suggestions
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September 29, 1996 remains forever etched in the minds of video game fans as one of the industry’s most defining moments. The sun rose that Sunday morning and people across America flocked to the closest electronics store in hopes of securing a Nintendo 64 to experience Mario’s foray into 3D. But even those who bought
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We encounter a lot of robot vacuums. While we continue to see capable competitors arrive on the market at ever-decreasing prices, iRobot’s Roomba line remains the brand to beat. There is a good reason the word Roomba has become synonymous with robot vacuums. We’ve reviewed dozens of Roomba models to find out which ones perform
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On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Caleb Denison and Nicole Raney break down the biggest-trending tech stories of the day, including the iPhone 11 location-data controversy, Qualcomm’s team-up with Pokémon Go’s creators, Uber’s sexual assault problem, and more. Randall Field and Joanna Mood Randall Field, executive director of the Mobility of the Future
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Daniel Jędzura/123RF If you own a TV of any kind, be it a souped-up 8K TV, a modern 4K TV, or an aging HDTV, one thing’s for sure: It’s going to become infested with dust and household debris, and possibly even bodily fluids (you have your children to thank for this), at some point or
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Nathan Beckord Contributor More posts by this contributor Non-obvious fundraising tips from a Silicon Valley outsider 2017 is the year your startup gets funded As the world grows increasingly digital, the craving for face-to-face connections is surging. Squad, an invite-only community and app, is trying to fill the need for offline connections by curating tight-knit
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg at a developer conference in 2016.Photo: Eric Risberg (AP) Researchers with the NATO Strategic Communications Center of Excellence released a report this week showing that—shocker!—it remains as easy as ever to buy followers and engagement on social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. The researchers wrote in the report
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Meatable, the Dutch startup developing cruelty-free technologies for manufacturing cultured meat, is pivoting to pork production as a swine flu epidemic ravages one quarter of the world’s pork supply — and has raised $10 million in financing to support its new direction. When the company unveiled its technology last year, it was one of several
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