June 9, 2020 Samsung Galaxy A51 Falls to Under $300 Samsung Galaxy A51 | $289 | Amazon Gold Box Read more… via Gizmodo Check out the Finding Your Identity Podcast
June 9, 2020 6 Free Final Cut Pro Alternatives for Making Your Own Movies Video editing is easier than it’s ever been, with the barrier to entry becoming less pricey every year. As long as you have some…
June 9, 2020 Drop raises $13.3 million to make connected kitchens smarter Drop, a smart kitchen platform that is setting out to unify the “fragmented cooking experience, has secured $13.3 million in a series A round…
June 9, 2020 DNAnexus raises $100 million to expand its genomics data analysis platform DNAnexus, which provides a suite of tools for cloud-based genomics analysis and storage, has raised a $100 million round.Read More via VentureBeat Check out…
June 9, 2020 The Morning After: Sony reschedules its PS5 showcase for Thursday What’s the future of facial recognition technology? Its use has become increasingly controversial due to privacy concerns and issues of bias. Now, IBM CEO…
June 9, 2020 Gin Bottles Containing Hand Sanitizer Sold to Public In Coronavirus Mix-Up A gin distillery in Australia has issued a recall after it accidentally shipped gin bottles containing hand sanitizer, according to the Apollo Bay Distillery…
June 9, 2020 Concourse Labs emerges from stealth with $15.2 million to automate cloud compliance Concourse Labs, a company developing a platform to automate regulatory compliance, emerged from stealth with $15.2 million in funding.Read More via VentureBeat Check out…
June 9, 2020 Apple will announce move to ARM-based Macs later this month, says report Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Apple will announce that it’s shifting from using Intel processors to its own ARM-based chips this month…
June 9, 2020 Nintendo says 140,000 more NNID accounts may have been illegally accessed Nintendo shut down NNID logins back in April after it discovered hackers had compromised some 160,000 accounts using legacy credentials. Now, the company says…
June 9, 2020 IBM exits facial recognition market, urges ‘national dialogue’ on use by law enforcement IBM will no longer offer facial recognition or analysis software in a letter to Congress calling for new efforts to pursue justice and racial…