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August 25, 2019

Lunar Way, a Denmark-based banking app which raised €13M and expanded to Norway in February, raises €26M, says it has obtained a European banking license (Mary Loritz/EU-Startups)

Mary Loritz / EU-Startups: Lunar Way, a Denmark-based banking app which raised €13M and expanded to Norway in February, raises €26M, says it has obtained a European banking license — Copenhagen-based banking app Lunar Way has raised a €26 million round led by SEED Capital, while obtaining … Lunar Way, a Denmark-based banking app which

The best gaming laptop performers of 2019 – CNET

Alienware and Origin PC still dominate the top spots, with Acer’s Triton 900 with the Razor Blade Pro sliding into the top 3. The best gaming laptop performers of 2019 – CNET Source: CNet

Hackaday Links: August 25, 2019

Doesn’t the Z-axis on 3D-printers seem a little – underused? I mean, all it does is creep up a fraction of a millimeter as the printer works through each slice. It would be nice if it could work with the other two axes and actually do something interesting. Which is exactly what’s happening in the

August 25, 2019

Ask About a Hotel or Airbnb's WiFi Before You Book

Last Christmas I decided to splurge on an Airbnb for a few days in my hometown rather than stay with friends and family for my entire trip. I loved the idea of being able to come and go as I wanted, as well as stay up as late as I wanted without bugging my hosts.

August 25, 2019

Interview with Tobi Lütke, CEO of Shopify, as its market cap has surpassed eBay, and it sets its sights on Amazon, building out its own fulfillment network (Tim Bradshaw/Financial Times)

Tim Bradshaw / Financial Times: Interview with Tobi Lütke, CEO of Shopify, as its market cap has surpassed eBay, and it sets its sights on Amazon, building out its own fulfillment network — Tobi Lütke, the Shopify chief executive, prefers his employees to refrain from checking the ecommerce company’s share price too often. Interview with

Glia is Making Open Medical Devices, And You Can Help

The Glia project aims to create a suite of free and open-source medical equipment that can be assembled cheaply and easily when and where it’s needed. Even essential tools like stethoscopes and tourniquets can be difficult to acquire in certain parts of the world, especially during times of war or civil unrest. But armed with

Note 10 Plus camera night mode helps Samsung catch up to rival phones – CNET

Commentary: Samsung its on its way to closing the low-light photo gap with the best camera phones. Note 10 Plus camera night mode helps Samsung catch up to rival phones – CNET Source: CNet

Nathan Fillion may be joining James Gunn's The Suicide Squad – CNET

The actor and the director are good friends, but there’s no official confirmation. Yet. Nathan Fillion may be joining James Gunn's The Suicide Squad – CNET Source: CNet

August 25, 2019

Inside PlusToken, a Ponzi scheme that collected ~$3B worth of cryptocurrencies from investors in China and SE Asia this year, and the efforts to trace the funds (Colin Harper/Bitcoin Magazine)

Colin Harper / Bitcoin Magazine: Inside PlusToken, a Ponzi scheme that collected ~$3B worth of cryptocurrencies from investors in China and SE Asia this year, and the efforts to trace the funds — On June 27, 2019, a handful of leaders for a wildly popular ponzi scheme that spread across Asia were arrested by Chinese

August 25, 2019

How to Enable Chrome's New Extension Menu

If you read through my Lifehacker posts, you can figure out pretty quickly that I’m a fan of browser extensions. I have extensions for adding a dark mode to my browser, one of showing previews of sites so I don’t have to open a tab, and even a browser extension for helping me manage all

August 25, 2019

FireEye: China-linked hacking groups are increasingly targeting healthcare systems to obtain medical research data and the IP for medical devices (Matt Burgess/WIRED UK)

Matt Burgess / WIRED UK: FireEye: China-linked hacking groups are increasingly targeting healthcare systems to obtain medical research data and the IP for medical devices — New research shows cyber espionage groups linked to China are targetting medical research data and the intellectual property for medical devices FireEye: China-linked hacking groups are increasingly targeting healthcare

August 25, 2019

Keep Your Space Clean With Regular "Purge" Days

I am admittedly a pretty messy person. I persistently have stacks of items around my office, and sometimes my home that I plan to get to “later;” however, as my boyfriend can tell you, that later more often than not never comes. Which is why I recommend scheduling it. Read more… Keep Your Space Clean

Lead Former Makes LED Cubes a Little Easier to Build

There’s no doubting the allure of a nicely crafted LED cube; likewise, there’s no doubting that they can be a tremendous pain to build. After all, the amount of work scales as the cube of the number of LEDs you want each side to have, and let’s face it – with LED cubes, the bigger,

August 25, 2019

Plant cells signal between each other to agree on what time it is

Anyone who has travelled across multiple time zones and suffered jet lag will understand just how powerful our biological clocks are. In fact, every cell in the human body has its own molecular clock, which is capable of generating a daily rise and fall in the number of many proteins the body produces over a

FTC, AT&T settle 2014 data-throttling lawsuit – CNET

Suit accused the carrier of deceiving unlimited-data customers when it slowed their connection speeds. FTC, AT&T settle 2014 data-throttling lawsuit – CNET Source: CNet

August 25, 2019

Google’s betting on SMS 2.0 to get its messaging groove back

Google’s gotten a lot of grief for its messaging strategy, and rightly so. While Facebook and Apple have seen their messaging platforms become indispensable to users and businesses alike, Google has launched a litany of apps whose pithy names (Buzz, Wave, Allo, Hangouts, and the list goes on) couldn’t save them from the dustbin of

August 25, 2019

10 new trailers you should watch this week

Photo: Warner Bros. I was excited to watch Cold War, the new film from Ida director Paweł Pawlikowski, now that it’s streaming on Amazon. Like Ida, Cold War is shot in gorgeous black and white and has a zoomed-in focus on the oppression felt by an individual during war. Cold War jumps forward again and

Apple needs to fix the iPhone 11's buttons so accidental screenshots go away – CNET

Commentary: There are a handful of features I hope Apple improves to make owning the next iPhone a better experience. Apple needs to fix the iPhone 11's buttons so accidental screenshots go away – CNET Source: CNet

August 25, 2019

What the hell does the telephoto lens on your phone do?

Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. The days when your phone had a single camera on it are gone. Nowadays, it’s common to have several of them on the rear of a device, or, if you’re

A new Apple Watch is coming, but it may not be what we were expecting – CNET

Instead of a brand new Series 5, Apple could launch a new version of an old Apple Watch at its September launch event. A new Apple Watch is coming, but it may not be what we were expecting – CNET Source: CNet

AirPods 2 vs. Sony WF-1000XM3: The best wireless earbuds are… – CNET

Sony’s new earbuds have great sound quality and noise cancellation, but they’re $70 more expensive than the AirPods. Are they worth the splurge? AirPods 2 vs. Sony WF-1000XM3: The best wireless earbuds are… – CNET Source: CNet

August 25, 2019

Sunday's Best Deals: The Frame TVs, 20% Off Amazon Warehouse, Kindle Nonfiction, And More

A big Kindle nonfiction sale, an extra 20% off Amazon Warehouse items, and Samsung’s Frame TVs lead off Sunday’s best deals from around the web. Read more… Sunday's Best Deals: The Frame TVs, 20% Off Amazon Warehouse, Kindle Nonfiction, And More Source: Life Hacker

August 25, 2019

Tech Nation report: investments in UK tech startups hit a record $6.7B in the seven months of 2019, exceeding the total amount of investment in all of 2018 (Liam Tung/ZDNet)

Liam Tung / ZDNet: Tech Nation report: investments in UK tech startups hit a record $6.7B in the seven months of 2019, exceeding the total amount of investment in all of 2018 — Foreign investment in UK tech startups booms but tech job openings take a dive. — The UK’s tech sector has attracted $6.7bn

The Tens of Millions of Faces Training Facial Recognition; You’ll Soon Be Able to Search for Yourself

In a stiflingly hot lecture tent at CCCamp on Friday, Adam Harvey took to the stage to discuss the huge data sets being used by groups around the world to train facial recognition software. These faces come from a variety of sources and soon Adam and his research collaborator Jules LaPlace will release a tool

August 25, 2019

CHEAP: AirPods for $145? HOOK THEM UP TO MY VEINS

Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! What? Huh? You don’t have a pair of true wireless earbuds? And… what’s that? You own an iPhone too? Damn. Well, you’re in luck, because the latest AirPods are currently on offer. Indeed, rather than paying $160 — like they are

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