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How do the biggest tech companies make their billions?
Courtesy of: Visual Capitalist
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Apple’s next killer app is health
The most obvious evidence of Apple’s push for a healthy lifestyle has come from its products, especially the Apple Watch. Health and fitness have been cornerstones of the watch since its incarnation and, I would argue, have also been its… Read More ›
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Amazon Echo for Seniors
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The Zillion Wallet
A super slim phone charging wallet with Tile™ smart location. Never run out of battery or lose your wallet again! More at kickstarter. At first glance the Zillion Wallet looks great, but I again am not so sure. It comes… Read More ›
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The Napkin Forever Pininfarina Cambiano Inkless Pen
This pen is literally timeless. In the sense that it will run forever, that too without a single drop of ink. Coming from the one company that knows timeless design best, Italy’s Pininfarina, the Pininfarina Cambiano pen is a beautiful,… Read More ›
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World’s fastest go-kart
Meet the C5-Blast Ultimate, which Daymak says will be capable of sprinting to 60 mph (98 km/h) in a neck-snapping 1.5 seconds. That makes the Tesla Model S P100D, which took 2.28 seconds to hit the same mark in Motor… Read More ›
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The Lost In Mobile 2017 Survey Results
I guess that there is a slant on Lost In Mobile towards Apple, but I didn’t expect macOS to be so far ahead of Windows. The Apple number ties in nicely with the very first question, but I am surprised… Read More ›
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Apple Watch 97% Accurate In Diagnosing Irregular Heartbeat
Around 200 of the subjects had been previously diagnosed with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation – abnormal heartbeat. The DNN then separated this data from the rest. The DNN was then pitted against in-hospital cardioversions –a process that restores normal heartbeat to… Read More ›
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Forgotten Media Formats
We remember the format wars in the vein of “Two men enter; one man leaves.” Think VHS vs. Betamax, or HD-DVD vs. Blu-ray. But in the cracks in between, some media formats came and went with hardly any notice, or… Read More ›
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Smartphones that charge in five minutes ‘could arrive next year’
Smartphones with batteries that fully charge in five minutes could be available to consumers next year. The technology was first shown off in 2015, when Israeli start-up StoreDot demonstrated its FlashBattery at the CES tech show in Las Vegas. Chief… Read More ›
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