Month: February 2021
YouTube won’t reopen remaining creator Spaces as company shifts to new model
YouTube’s permanent Spaces locations, which were designed to offer resources and networking opportunities to its creators, won’t reopen after the pandemic, the company has confirmed. Instead, YouTube says it’s shifting to a hybrid model that will combine pop-up locations with virtual events. The Spaces that won’t be re-opening are in…
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Christie’s first digital art auction leans on blockchain and other buzzwords
Blending of the art/collector world and blockchain technology has loomed for several years, and now auction house Christie's is getting into the market with its first ever auction of a digital art collection. Mike Winkelmann, aka Beeple, made one… Source
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Microsoft’s Your Phone app to let you control your phone from Window’s device Your Phone
Microsoft’s Your Phone app is an useful utility that lets you connect your smartphone with your Windows 10 device that you use regularly. By doing so it saves you from picking up your Android device repeatedly to check messages, alerts or even to make or receive calls. Thanks to constant…
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8 investors discuss Stockholm’s maturing startup ecosystem
In the realm of European startup ecosystems, Sweden — largely Stockholm — ranks very close to the behemoths of London, Paris and Berlin. And with 10 million people, the nation certainly punches above its weight, having produced unicorns such as Spotify and Klarna, to name only two. As a result,…
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Shahid Kapoor to make digital debut with series on Amazon Prime Video Shahid Kapoor with director duo Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK
OTT platforms in India are proving important to big stars in the new scheme of things. Bollywood star Shahid Kapoor is the latest one to step into the digital space. He is set to team up with filmmaker duo Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK’s for their upcoming thriller-comedy series for…
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Apple reportedly negotiating to build iPads in India
Apple is said to be lobbying the Indian government in a move that could see the company manufacture iPads in the country for the first time. Reuters reports that the government is planning to launch an incentive scheme designed to boost India’s computer exports, and Apple wants in — but…
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