While Adidas says it is “reinventing” the shoe drop with this ComplexCon experience, Nike has actually been experimenting with augmented reality to sell highly coveted sneakers since 2017, when it launched the SB Dunk High Pro “Momofuku” via its SNKRS app. Adidas itself has tested […]
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Smartwatch shipments grow 67 percent in Q3 thanks to Apple and Fitbit
Other competitors did grow, but in smaller numbers. Samsung held on to third place with 1.1 million devices due in no small part to the Galaxy Watch launch. Garmin, however, was struggling. While its shipments did go up to 800,000, the relatively small increase (200,000) […]
Korean lending startup PeopleFund raises $11M led by chat app Kakao’s payment unit
South Korean peer-to-peer lending startup PeopleFund is in the money itself after it raised an $11 million Series B funding round that was led by Kakao Pay, the fintech division of Kakao, Korea’s top messaging firm. The deal comes as the country’s P2P marketplace continues to […]
Hulu Live TV launches Spanish-language and lifestyle add-ons
The entertainment add-on, on the other hand, focuses on movies, cooking and lifestyle content, including CNBC World, DIY Network and the Cooking Channel. It also includes FYI and Lifetime Movies, which were previously part of the main package. According to TechCrunch, the service broke the […]
Agrifood — the $8 trillion industry that’s worth your salt
Esther Delignat-Lavaud Rodriguez Contributor Cannabis-infused drinks. Burgers grown in laboratories. Entire meals in bottles. Consumers, retailers and farmers alike are hungry for the next generation of food, and investors are beginning to acquire the taste, too. Early-stage investment in agrifood tech startups reached $10.1 billion in 2017, a 29 percent increase […]
Luxurious Ski Destinations to Visit This Winter
North American resorts are stepping up their game, serving up cuisine that rivals the best in France or Italy, says David Lowy of Renshaw Travel in … social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit #travel #tours
Swift Stone Skippers Could in Theory Skip 100s of Skips
The stone in Kurt Steiner’s hand is roughly circular, four inches wide, flat on one side and irregularly dimpled on the other, like a petrified chocolate chunk cookie. He handles it with a card dealer’s deftness, searching its surface for divots, notches, ridges—any irregularities that […]
Tarform debuted new e-motorcycles but is there a U.S. market?
With more failures in the electric motorcycle industry than going concerns and a contracting American motorcycle market, now would seem to be an odd time to launch a new bike into the EV arena. But Tarform, a new startup that unveiled its first vehicle last month […]
Lime will reportedly test car-sharing service in Seattle
Lime’s new car-sharing service would be similar to its scooter and bike rentals, as well as programs already in use by Car2Go and ReachNow. With those services, you can reserve cars scattered around the market area via smartphone app and drive them to your destination, […]
With Netflix Show ‘Salt Fat Acid Heat,’ the Food TV Renaissance Continues
Samin Nosrat begins the final episode of Salt Fat Acid Heat with an apt metaphor: “Heat is the element of transformation.” Nosrat, a chef and author, is calling attention to one of cooking’s essential tenets—but also, slyly enough, to a new movement of food shows […]
