Month: July 2020

How VR allowed experiential designer Craig Winslow to visualize Burton’s outrageous public art display. There are very few public art galleries more unique than that of The Neon Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada. Established in 1996, the non-profit organizations primary goals involve the collection and preservation of classic Las Vegas signage for exhibition and cultural
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Tesla’s 2014 acquisition of SolarCity turned the electric vehicle manufacturer into the undisputed largest player in residential solar, but that lead has steadily eroded as its major competitor, Sunrun, surged ahead with more aggressive plans. Now with the $3.2 billion acquisition of the residential solar installation company Vivint Solar, Sunrun looks to solidify its place
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FP StaffJul 07, 2020 20:58:53 IST At a time when social media giant Facebook is drawing flak for its alleged inaction against hate messages propagated on its platform, the company’s Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said that she and Facebook’s founder Mark Zuckerberg will meet with civil rights activists protesting against the company’s policies on hate
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Photo: Dhruv Mehrotra Dystopian, U.S.-based face recognition firm Clearview AI has suspended its contract with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), effectively locking its business out of Canada entirely, Bloomberg reported on Monday. Advertisement Clearview has become a particular flash point in the backlash to police use of face recognition, which aside from being riddled
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Thrillers are the perfect movies to watch when you’re in the mood for some action, excitement, and suspense but you don’t want a full-blown, gory horror flick. Thankfully, there are plenty of them on Amazon Prime that you can stream. From new titles to films that date back as early as the 1940s, here are
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NBCUniversal’s streaming platform, Peacock, was released on April 15 to a limited audience of Comcast subscribers, with plans to debut the service nationally on July 15. While NBCUniversal’s service has made it clear that it sees itself as a new take on cable, with an impressive lineup of new and classic television series from the
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First revealed last Summer with an intended release to coincide with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Sony’s wearable personal air conditioner is finally available for sale to help you battle the Summer heat when you occasionally step outside to brave the sun’s rage and the ongoing pandemic. Advertisement Working alongside a special t-shirt that suspends the
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Uber has reportedly agreed to buy Postmates in an all-stock deal worth $2.65 billion. According to Bloomberg, the deal may be announced on Monday morning. Like other travel- and transportation-related businesses, Uber’s ride-hailing segment has been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, due to shelter-in-place orders throughout the United States. On-demand delivery, however, has grown,
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The best family plan right now is T-Mobile’s Magenta, which offers unlimited data at unbeatable prices, including the option to add a third line for free right now. You can add up to eight lines, and additional lines beyond the first three are $20 each. We have some alternative options if T-Mobile service isn’t great
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