What’s Going to Happen to Your Huawei or Honor Phone?
The US government has effectively banned Google and other companies from doing business with Huawei. Google can’t work with Huawei on future products but you…
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Airbnb launches ‘Adventures’ for tourists seeking more thrills
Airbnb has debuted a new extension of its growing business in providing travel experiences in addition to temporary housing. Called Airbnb Adventures, it’s…
Ditch the data scientists and weaponize your data with AI tech
Most business leads are aware of the importance of AI, says Michael Butler, head of customer success at Ople, but often don’t know how to get started or if an…
3 key takeaways from the NadiFin fintech accelerator experience
Adam Matthews from Gecko Governance reflects on his experience during the Luxembourg leg of the NadiFin accelerator. At the end of last month, I attended phase…
Google limits content-blocking Chrome extensions sensitive data
In an effort to tamp down data collection by third-party ad-blocking Chrome extensions, Google today announced that it intends to replace parts of Chrome’s…
Orca Security scores $6.5M seed round to solve cloud native security
Orca Security, a startup based in Israel, announced a healthy $6.5 million seed round today led by YL Ventures, a firm that makes a living investing in…
Past enforcement could presage new probe of current digital giants
WASHINGTON: The top US antitrust enforcer said on Tuesday that studying enforcement actions against Standard Oil and AT&T decades ago can help lay the…
Revolut users can now pay for goods using Apple Pay Ireland
Ireland is among 16 countries where Revolut users can now pay for goods using Apple Pay.Prominent mobile challenger bank Revolut has added another…
Transit city navigation app seeks to solve bad public transit ETAs
Transit, a company that has spent its entire life trying to make it easier to get around cities, is unveiling a new machine learning-powered estimated time of…
Visa Goes Live With Blockchain-Powered Business Payments Service
Visa’s blockchain-powered business-to-business payments service, first made public in October 2016, has officially gone live.As reported by Reuters on…