Month: August 2023
It’s Tesla versus everyone else in the race for EV dominance
For years, Tesla was synonymous with everything cool, high tech, and futuristic. But is it still today? “Teslas used to look cool and now they don’t,” said Jessica Resler, a Brooklyn resident recently shopping for an EV who eventually settled on a BMW i4. “And they’ve become the Uber car…
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Lexie B2 Hearing Aids Review: Great Sound, Geriatric Look
Lexie’s B2 over-the-counter hearing aids work well—the audio is powered by Bose—but their overly conspicuous design is uncomfortable and off-putting. Source
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BlueJeans closing down as it admits defeat in the video conferencing wars
BlueJeans will be given the axe this month as parent company Verizon looks to optimize costs. The news comes just three years after the telecoms giant acquired the video conferencing after a year-long decision-making process that was based on the hope that BlueJeans could take on the likes of Zoom…
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The Morning After: Voyager 2 is alive!
NASA has regained contact with Voyager 2, only one of two human-made objects to leave the solar system. The agency lost touch with the probe on July 21st after a series of planned maneuvers pointed it two degrees away from Earth. It would have reset its orientation in October, but…
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Amazon could become a major investor in Arm ahead of IPO
Arm is reportedly preparing to list on the Nasdaq as soon as early September, according to Reuters, with some big-name backers set to secure key investment. By that time, Nikkei Asia reckons that the company could be worth $60 billion, making it one of the most significant IPOs of this…
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WeWork reveals “substantial doubt” about its future
One of the pioneers of flexible office working could be facing serious issues after WeWork confirmed it has serious concerns about its future Following years of financial worries and concerns about the company’s founder, Adam Neumann, WeWork was finally starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel…
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