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Liquor Retail Tech Startup Secures $20 Million to Tackle Legacy Systems
Scotch raises $20M Series A led by VMG Partners. The AI-native platform aims to replace fragmented POS systems in liquor stores.
Meta Faces Privacy Backlash After Removing Facial Recognition From Smart Glasses
Meta removed a face recognition system from its Ray-Ban smart glasses after privacy concerns. The company expressed frustration over the decision.
Philips Skylight Ceiling Light Raises Questions About Smart Home Standards
Philips launches a ceiling light that mimics a natural skylight but lacks smart home features, raising value questions at a premium price point.
ServiceNow API Flaw Exposes Customer Data Amid Disclosure Concerns
ServiceNow confirms a security incident involving unauthorized access to customer data through a bug in an API endpoint. The limited disclosure raises concerns about transparency and API security.
Self-Service Data Replication Platform Artie Launches to Simplify Warehouse Pipelines
Artie launches a self-service version of its real-time data replication tool targeting companies that want fast database-to-warehouse sync without heavy engineering overhead.
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Target Smart Glasses With New Privacy Bill
Pennsylvania proposes making it a crime to secretly record with smart glasses. The bill targets wearable cameras that can capture video in private spaces without consent.
Compact Subwoofer Driver Delivers Deep Bass From Tiny Enclosures
GSS Audio's new transducer fits in a box six times smaller than standard subs, delivering powerful bass for soundbars and wall-mounted speakers.
Bluesky Builds Its Own Reddit With New Communities Feature
Bluesky is developing a Communities feature similar to Reddit's subreddits, aiming to create dedicated spaces for topic-based discussions and user-driven moderation.
Microsoft to Let Windows 11 Users Strip Web Results From Local Searches
Microsoft is developing a toggle to remove web results from local Windows 11 searches, responding to long-standing user complaints about mixed search outputs.
Why Travelers Still Prefer the Nintendo DS Over Modern Handhelds
The Nintendo DS is making a comeback among travelers who prize durability and battery life over flashy graphics. Its clamshell design and vast library make it ideal for the road.
Textile Innovation Turns Jackets Into Portable Water Sources
Engineers created a fabric that harvests water from the air, turning a jacket into a portable water source. The innovation could help in water-scarce regions and outdoor use.
Visa Tests Payment System That Lets AI Agents Handle Your Purchases
Visa is testing a system that lets AI agents make payments on behalf of users using tokenized credentials. The pilot raises critical questions about trust, security and the future of autonomous spending.
Google Slashes AI Subscription Price to $4.99 in Challenge to OpenAI
Google launches a $4.99 Gemini plan, undercutting ChatGPT Plus by 60%. The move reshapes the consumer AI pricing landscape.
Meta's Engineering Restructuring Sparks Internal Turmoil
Meta is undergoing a controversial reorganization of its engineering teams, raising questions about long-term impact on product development and culture.
Honor's Phone-Gimbal Hybrid Targets Mobile Videographers
Honor launches a smartphone with a built-in gimbal camera, aiming to attract content creators. The device blends phone functionality with professional stabilization, challenging traditional mobile video limits.
16-Year-Old SSD Writes 1 Petabyte of Data, Outlasting Its Rated Endurance by 25 Times
An enthusiast pushed a legacy Sandisk P4 SATA II SSD to one petabyte of writes, far exceeding its rated endurance. The drive survived without failure, highlighting the durability of older NAND technology.
China’s New 55-Pound Laser Weapon Targets Drones With AI
China unveiled a man-portable anti-drone laser at a Beijing expo. The 2-kilowatt weapon uses AI targeting, weighs 55 pounds, and can destroy drones from 1,600 feet in four seconds.
Real-Time Presence Goes Mainstream With TownSquare
TownSquare adds a real-time presence layer to any website, letting visitors see who else is online. The open-source tool mimics multiplayer features from apps like Figma and Google Docs.
StartupWiki Challenges Crunchbase With Free Data Access
StartupWiki launches as a free open platform offering startup data traditionally locked behind paywalls at Crunchbase.
Meta's Code Llama Brings AI-Powered Code Generation to Developers
Meta released Code Llama, a specialized version of its Llama 2 large language model trained for code generation and understanding. The tool aims to boost developer productivity by generating code from natural language prompts.