Daily Crunch: Nothing sets July 27 rollout for noise-canceling Ear (1) earbuds
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Being Clean Doesn’t Have to Be Bad for Our Immune System, Scientists Say
Staying clean might not be as bad for your immune system as is sometimes believed, researchers in the UK say. In a new paper this week,...
Man Dares Viral Video Viewers to ‘Come F*cking See Me’ During Hate Speech Rant, Gets Exactly That
A New Jersey man came to his seemingly long-deserved comeuppance this week after he shouted racial slurs on camera, challenged those listening to “Come fucking see...
Facebook’s Subsea Cables Are The Last Thing Africa Needs
On Monday, Facebook announced it was partnering with Africa’s largest fiber company, Liquid Intelligent Technologies, to build an “extensive” fiber network that’s over 2,000 kilometers (or...
Sony Targets the Remote Work Crowd with a … Wireless Neck Speaker?
Remote workers who want to enjoy music without bothering family or roommates have no choice but to use headphones or earbuds all day. Or do they?...
Terminator 2’s Famous Kitchen Scene Was More Complicated Than You Thought
Terminator 2: Judgment Day shot its way into theaters in July of 1991 and cinema was never the same. The James Cameron film certainly had plenty...
Gettr, the latest pro-Trump social network, is already a mess
Well, that was fast. Just days after a Twitter clone from former Trump spokesperson Jason Miller launched, the new social network is already beset by problems....
Sarah Guo, Kobie Fuller & Casey Aylward headline investor panel at TC Sessions: SaaS
While SaaS has become the default way to deliver software in 2021, it still takes a keen eye to find the companies that will grow into...
To stay ahead of your competitors, start building your narrative on day one
Having a unique product used to give you at least a few months of lead time over other players, but that advantage seems to matter less...
This Cockroach-Like Robot Could Be Used to Investigate Disaster Sites
Good news, people who are creeped out by bugs! Now scientists have invented a robot inspired by a cockroach that can also skitter across the ground...
