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Meet Blinkist, a Berlin-based, award-winning startup that improves millions of people’s lives on a daily basis.
Meet Blinkist, a Berlin-based, award-winning startup that improves millions of people’s lives on a daily basis.
Israeli startup StoreDot has produced engineering samples of battery cells that charge in just five minutes.
Epic Games, the company behind popular online multiplayer game Fortnite, has created an app that allows designers and developers to create virtual, three-dimensional humans.
How did the big consumer apps get their first 1,000 users? Considering every startup confronts this question at some point, I was surprised by how little has been written about it. Particularly anything actionable. So I decided to do my own digging. I spent the past month personally reaching out to founders, scouring interviews, and tapping the Twitterverse.
Donnnnnng. The classic Mac chime is a glorious way to let yourself know that your Mac is booting back up after a shutdown or reboot. But if I’m right, this friendly noise has been missing most new Macs for years. (I only have a MacBook Pro, and I can confirm that booting my MacBook has been boring and quiet for as long as I can remember.)
Researchers have found a way to turn common trash, like coffee grounds, food scraps and plastic waste, into graphene. Learn more about this breakthrough study.
unveiled at CES last week, arizona-based startup zero mass water has created a water-as-service model that uses a panel to create water out of thin air.
agriculture IoT startup n.thing has developed 'planty cube,' an automated vertical farming system that allows users to maintain crops remotely.
See the smart greenhouse from CES 2020 that can grow up to 880 pounds of fresh, organic produce each year with minimal effort.
Learn more about the plans for an adaptive neighborhood that tracks how design, technology and big data impact housing development and residential well-being.
The facial recognition startup claims it collected billions of photos from sites like Facebook and Twitter. What does the practice mean for the open web?
In life, we strive to reduce and reuse. The human composting center Recompose aims to offer a more sustainable death.
The climate crisis is rushing at us like a bullet train. We have to stop obsessing over velocity and become efficiency fanatics.
An effective identity probably doesn’t look the way you think it looks.
Vollebak, makers of the Graphene Jacket, created a T-shirt made from superthin carbon fibers usually reserved for missiles, jet engines, and the world’s fastest cars.
Cole Rise sold a startup, designed the first Instagram logo, and became obsessed with creating a copy of the Apollo 11 camera.
Using existing microphone-equipped devices (like AirPods and smartphones), Kristalic is an AI-powered assistant that can record conversations throughout your work day in order to then condense them into a memory bank that can be easily searched later. The startup—founded by Techstars Seattle alum Jos van der Westhuizen—aims to extract “only the most important information from…
WebAssembly was created to build applications for browsers, but it's increasingly finding a home in cloud computing centers.
Government research suggests British tech ‘unicorns’ are only surpassed by US and China
Bill Bowerman, Nike co-founder and former University of Oregon and US Olympics track and field coach, was obsessed with finding the perfect running shoe for his athletes. He adopted the role of a mad shoe scientist in the mid 1960s, when co-founder and…
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