Month: April 2020

Layoffs have struck the startup world swiftly, hurting hospitality and travel startups, as well as recruitment and scooter companies. New data shows that some of those layoffs, brought on by COVID-19, might be disproportionately impacting satellite campuses. By nature, satellite offices are secondary to a startup’s headquarters. Opening smaller offices is a strategic move when
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When you are dreaming about spending your imaginary lottery winnings, these are the cars you wish you could buy. The most expensive cars in the world are more than vehicles that get you from point A to point B. These cars are artwork on wheels.  These beautiful cars start with $2 million price tags and
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Clockwise from top left: Illustration – Benjamin Currie (Gizmodo); Getty; Screenshot – Victoria Song (Gizmodo); Illustration – Elena Scotti (Photos: Getty Images) Happy Easter, everyone! Or, as I like to call it, “The Day Before I Regret Eating All Those Chocolate Bunnies.” Here’s a question for you, dear reader: Do you start with the ears
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Are you tired of having to right-click and search for the simple command you want to be able to do, like cut, copy, and paste? While not super labor-intensive, it can become annoying to have to click twice each time you want to perform one of these actions. If you’re not using shortcut commands, you’re
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Capcom is planning more content for Resident Evil Resistance, the asymmetrical multiplayer game bundled with the Resident Evil 3 remake, beyond the addition of Jill Valentine as a playable character. In Resident Evil Resistance, four players take on the role of survivors, who must work together to overcome the zombie-infested scenario they find themselves in
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Google’s augmented reality Easter Bunny—the latest in its series of AR animals available in certain search results—is pictured vibing on my obnoxiously pink desk. Graphic: Google screenshot and photo by Alyse Stanley (Gizmodo) With large portions of the country under shelter-in-place orders due to the coronavirus outbreak, I’m betting Easter plans for most folks look
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Zoom is one of the fastest-growing videoconferencing apps out there. It’s easy to set up and host video calls. But in light of recent security and privacy concerns about Zoom, you might want to try a good Zoom alternative. They’re all excellent for video calls friends and family, or conferencing with your colleagues while working
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Could this be the all-in-one VR fitness platform we’ve been waiting for? Within, the California-based developer behind our favorite AR storytelling app Wonderscope, this week announced its latest project, Supernatural, an all-in-one VR fitness experience which features on-demand full-body workouts and expert coaching by real-world trainers. There’s even a dedicated companion app you can pair
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Losing your smartphone can evoke existential panic — way beyond losing your wallet or house keys. That’s because, in addition to its monetary value, your phone packs so much critical and private information about you and your family in one handy place. The idea of a stranger accessing this personal information is chilling. And yet,
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Nimish SawantApr 12, 2020 00:26:39 IST When the idea was first teased last year, Quibi was thought to be just another video streaming app to look forward to. At CES 2020 though, Quibi founders laid down the plans — 175 original shows with 8,500 episodes, featuring content from Steven Spielberg, actors such as Christoph Waltz,
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Tens of millions of people around the world talk to their homes using Alexa-compatible Amazon Echo smart speakers and smart displays. The sales numbers are inexact because Amazon doesn’t release specific figures. There are, however, more than 100,000 Amazon-certified Alexa Skills created by an active developer community and tens of thousands of third-party Alexa-compatible devices. We
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