Why The Consumer Tech World Is Too Focused on Electronics
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Vitruvian’s Trainer+ is an all-in-one home gym that actually lives up to its promises
The connected home gym gear craze probably experienced its zenith during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, with indicators like Peloton’s fortunes pointing to waning interest as people get back to using their gym memberships. But the category still has plenty of potential, especially if the gear in question can combine smarts with other key […]
Vitruvian’s Trainer+ is an all-in-one home gym that actually lives up to its promises by Darrell Etherington originally published on TechCrunch
Chat With Shakespeare, Margaret Thatcher, Socrates, Kanye and More Using AI
The new site Character.AI lets users chat with authors, eminent scholars who may have contributed to their field a century ago. Users can even chat with contemporary artists and politicians.
Establish Better Work Boundaries with This Second Phone Number App
Get a second number for any reason or occasion.
If your CEO isn’t pitching to VCs, you’ll never raise money
Never rely on external resources to do the fundraising for your startup.
If your CEO isn’t pitching to VCs, you’ll never raise money by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch
Tesla rolls into a pressure cooker, Paris mulls its scooter future, and the double SPAC arrives
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Tesla rolls into a pressure cooker, Paris mulls its scooter future, and the double SPAC arrives by Kirsten Korosec originally published on TechCrunch
Paris to hold vote on shared scooters
This weekend, Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo told Le Parisien that Parisians will get to vote whether they want to ban free-floating electric scooters or not. As I explained last week, Dott, Lime and Tier, the three scooter companies currently operating in the city, have operating licenses that are set to expire on March 23rd, […]
Paris to hold vote on shared scooters by Romain Dillet originally published on TechCrunch
Twitter’s third-party client issue is seemingly a deliberate suspension
Last Friday, a ton of popular Twitter clients including Tweetbot, Twitterrific, and Echofon were down. Users couldn’t log into their accounts or look at their timelines. At first, it looked like a bug in Twitter API, but radio silence from Twitter and new details indicated that the company deliberately limited access to third-party apps. The […]
Twitter’s third-party client issue is seemingly a deliberate suspension by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
The New Microsoft AI Tool Can Mimic Anyone’s Voice
A new AI tool by Microsoft has garnered quite the attention. Vall-E’s AI Text To Speech system (TTS) can take a three second recording of a person and then convert written words into a speech in that person’s voice. What is the most frightful and astonishing part about the tool is its accuracy.
Didi gets China approval to relaunch after 18-month security probe
Eighteen months after its app was suspended in China, ride hailing giant Didi made a comeback on Monday. The move came as China showed signs of easing up its sweeping regulatory clampdown on the internet sector over the past three years. In July 2021, Chinese authorities ordered the country’s app stores to remove Didi, citing […]
Didi gets China approval to relaunch after 18-month security probe by Rita Liao originally published on TechCrunch