Apple AirTags UX teardown: The trade-off between privacy and user experience
Peter Ramsey Contributor Share on Twitter Peter Ramsey is CEO of Built For Mars, a UX consultancy that helps customers build better product experiences. More...
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Apple AirTags UX teardown: The trade-off between privacy...
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The Cl0p Bust Shows Exactly Why Ransomware Isn’t...
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Vitosha Venture Partners launches $30M fund to back...
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Researchers: encryption algorithm GEA-1, used in GPRS data...
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Canoo to build its first electric vehicle factory...
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Grafana Labs acquires load-testing startup K6
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Delivery startup Gopuff buys rideOS, which builds real-time...
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TXT Hilariously Answered 30 Questions In 3 Minutes...
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Billie Eilish Talked About That Vogue Cover And...
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“Degrassi” Star Christina Schmidt Says She Still Receives...
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Gusto makes first acquisition, buying Ardius to expand...
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Google says it is funding a project to...
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Real Diplomacy Is a Start, but the US...
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The Cl0p Bust Shows Exactly Why Ransomware Isn’t Going Away
Ukrainian authorities managed to make some high-profile arrests. But nothing’s going to change until Russia does the same.
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Vitosha Venture Partners launches $30M fund to back Bulgarian-related early-stage startups
Vitosha Venture Partners is a brand new venture fund launching out of Bulgaria, and backed by the Bulgarian government. The 26 million euro ($30M) fund...
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Researchers: encryption algorithm GEA-1, used in GPRS data in 2G networks, was deliberately weakened by its designers; ETSI blames export regulations (Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai/VICE)
Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai / VICE:Researchers: encryption algorithm GEA-1, used in GPRS data in 2G networks, was deliberately weakened by its designers; ETSI blames export regulations — ...
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Canoo to build its first electric vehicle factory in Oklahoma
Canoo, the electric vehicle startup that recently became a publicly traded company through a merger with a SPAC, plans to build a factory in Oklahoma...
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Grafana Labs acquires load-testing startup K6
Observability platform Grafana Labs announced it has acquired K6, a load-testing startup, for an undisclosed amount.Read More
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Delivery startup Gopuff buys rideOS, which builds real-time routing and dispatch software for autonomous car fleets, source says for $115M in cash and stock (Liana Baker/Bloomberg)
Liana Baker / Bloomberg:Delivery startup Gopuff buys rideOS, which builds real-time routing and dispatch software for autonomous car fleets, source says for $115M in cash...
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TXT Hilariously Answered 30 Questions In 3 Minutes And Their Answers Did Not Disappoint
“SOOBIN is good-looking.” *EVERYONE LAUGHS* View Entire Post ›
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Billie Eilish Talked About That Vogue Cover And Called Out People For Claiming Her New Look Was “Growth”
“No, that’s not OK.” View Entire Post ›
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“Degrassi” Star Christina Schmidt Says She Still Receives ‘Powerful’ Messages From Fans About Her Character On The Show
“I’m almost in disbelief that something from 20 years ago, 15 years ago, was life-changing to some people.” View Entire Post ›
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Gusto makes first acquisition, buying Ardius to expand into R&D tax credits
Free money from the government sounds like winning the lottery, but the reality is that most tech startups and even local retail businesses and restaurants...
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Google says it is funding a project to increase Linux security by writing parts of the operating system’s core in Rust (Stephen Shankland/CNET)
Stephen Shankland / CNET:Google says it is funding a project to increase Linux security by writing parts of the operating system’s core in Rust — ...