Tech news you can use, in two minutes or less: The Mueller Report, Finally After nearly two years of work, special counsel Robert Mueller has turned in his final report to the nation’s attorney general, William Barr. But what happens next is anyone’s guess. For […]
Day: March 22, 2019
Equity Shot: Pinterest and Zoom file to go public
Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. What a Friday. This afternoon (mere hours after we released our regularly scheduled episode no less!), both Pinterest and Zoom dropped their public S-1 filings. So we rolled […]
Best drawing and painting software of 2019
Best drawing and painting software For thousands of years, art has remained an important part of human culture and expression. But, of course, it has undergone a great deal of transformation as new technologies have emerged. If you’re a professional artist or designer working in […]
French music duo travels from France to the Caucasus to soak up the musical tradition
Marion Bretteville and Antoine Sergent — two young musicians from Rouen, France — will make a 5,000 kilometres journey to soak up folks songs … social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit #travel #tours
Sony’s State of Play livestream will show us the future of the PS4
Sony may not be coming to E3 2019 this year, but that won’t stop the proprietor of PlayStation Nation from revealing what comes next for the PS4 and PSVR. To that end, on March 25, Sony will be holding an online event called State of […]
Bus incendiato, Di Maio: “Ius soli non in agenda”. Salvini: “Lasciamolo alla sinistra”. La mamma di Adam: “Cittadinanza anche a mio figlio”
È d’accordo sul dare la cittadinanza italiana a Rami, il ragazzo egiziano nato a Milano che ha salvato i compagni del bus dirottato a San Donato milanese. Ma lo ius soli, la legge sulla cittadinanza ai figli di stranieri nati in Italia rimasta al palo […]
Tasse in arrivo su turisti ed eventi, centrosinistra “Scelta miope”
La Giunta che oggi amministra la nostra città non ha pensato che aumentare – anzi in alcuni casi raddoppiare – la tassa di soggiorno vuol dire non … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit
Drone analytics startup Aria Insights suddenly shutters
Earlier this year, Helen Greiner-founded drone startup Cyphy Works announced a major change. The company was rebooting and renaming itself Aria Insights, a move that arrived with a new-founded, AI/data-driven focus. Now, just over two months later, the company is no more. Reports that Aria […]
Gadget Lab Podcast: Google Takes on Microsoft, Amazon in Gaming
Google’s Project Stream, first unveiled last October, gave gamers a taste of what it would be like to stream heavy games directly from the cloud—from a Chrome browser, even. That effort has now evolved into something much, much more ambitious. At the Game Developers Conference […]
Intel is ending development of its Compute Cards
Compute Cards were first introduced by Intel at Computex in 2017. The concept behind the product was to fit all of the necessary computing power a device may need — CPU, RAM, storage, etc. — onto a single card. Those cards would then be interchangeable, […]