Month: October 2022

The consortium behind the Matter standard for the Internet of Things have officially approved the long-award standard. The open-source connectivity standard was built around a shared belief that smart home devices should seamlessly integrate with other systems and be secure and reliable. Smart home device makers understand that people will integrate lots of products from
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/ If you’ve got dozens of tabs on your Chrome browser, tab groups can keep you sane Samar Haddad / The Verge I usually have at least half a dozen or more projects going at once: I can be writing or updating several short pieces, editing one or two others, getting ready for Apple or
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The eight-mile-wide asteroid that ended the reign of the dinosaurs also inspired one of the most cataclysmic tsunamis, with monster waves a mile high crashing into coastlines across the planet. Scientists have long researched the Chicxulub impact crater, which lies under the Yucatán Peninsula in southern Mexico, which was created by a planet-altering impact some
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Google is spinning up a new, online-only startup accelerator centered around the elusive circular economy. The effort is Google’s latest to help environmentally focused startups grow while potentially hooking them on its cloud products in the process. In the broadest of strokes, the circular economy represents a colossal shift in how humanity makes and uses stuff.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT NADIAIn the video, Martin explained that he had a friend who had a method for catching cheaters in the Call of Duty: Vanguard ranked play system. “This started off as me wanting to do the right thing, find cheaters and catch them,” said Martin. He explained that people started to “turn” his
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Silly season is out in venture capital land. Today investors and founders alike will bore your ears off with notes about incremental cash flow positivity and their timeline to adjusted EBITDA profitability. Lame. Despite the general boringness of today’s venture capital landscape, replete with conservative valuations, falling deal sizes, and clucking investors sitting atop a mountain of capital,
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/ The Pixel 7 and 7 Pro phones are on their way, along with an exciting new watch and maybe — just maybe — a foldable Illustration: The Verge Last May, at Google’s annual developer conference, Google I/O 2022, there were hints about the company’s upcoming Pixel 7 and 7 Pro phones. Now, five months
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Liran Grinberg Contributor Liran Grinberg is the co-founder of Team8 and the managing partner of its investment fund, Team8 Capital, focused on investing in enterprise technology, cybersecurity, data and AI companies. Has the price tag for innovation become untenable? When venture-backed companies were chasing growth metrics, higher cloud bills were shrugged off as unavoidable. But
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Electric-car maker Tesla‘s worldwide vehicle deliveries jumped 35% in July through September versus the previous three-month period, reaching another record high — but still falling short of analysts’ expectations.  The company said Sunday that it delivered 343,830 vehicles in the third quarter, a rebound from the previous period‘s 254,695 when COVID-related factory closures in Shanghai hurt
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Has the entire field of particle physics collapsed, thanks to the efforts of a former physicist who is now speaking out? If you’ve read the latest headlines, you might be inclined to think so.  On Monday, the Guardian’s opinion section ran an article by astrophysicist and YouTuber Sabine Hossenfelder that claimed particle physicists have been harboring
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