Month: October 2020
Venmo launches its first credit card
Venmo has launched its first credit card (the aptly named Venmo Credit Card). It’s rolling out today to “select customers,” according to the company, but it will be available to everyone in the coming months. You can apply through the Venmo app, provided that you’re at least 18, live in…
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Ubisoft debuts Viking history podcast ahead of ‘Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’
To whet your appetite a bit more for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Ubisoft wants to teach you about the history of Vikings. It made a podcast called Echoes of Valhalla and all five episodes are now available on Spotify. Ubisoft described the documenta… Source
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Google and Samsonite’s smart backpack is a better use of Jacquard
When Google and Levis launched their Jacquard smart jacket in 2017, the world was a very different place. Most people actually commuted, they didn’t just roll out of bed in their underwear. The idea of a smart jacket that would help you interact wit… Source
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Samsung abandons in-screen selfie cam for Galaxy S21, adds it to Galaxy Z Fold 3 Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 review
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 may be brand new, but we already know one area where its successor, the Z Fold 3, will improve: its selfie camera. Reportedly, Samsung will finally ditch the punch-hole camera design and place the front camera underneath the display, making the Z Fold 3…
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Keep your glasses free from fog with this spray
If you’ve been wearing a protective mask outside in order to reduce the transmission of the coronavirus, we salute you. Your valiant efforts have undoubtedly helped to reduce the number of infections and have subsequently reduced the burden on health… Source
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What is an IP-based Video Management System (VMS)? null
Before IP-based networks, the security industry relied on Closed Circuit TV (CCTV) systems, which put the “closed” feature front and center. These coax-based, stand-alone, analog video systems were electronic wonders. Imagine managing thousands of cameras via pairs of separate video, power, and control cables, all physically brought back to a…
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