Similar Posts
How the Sleepbuds maker, Ozlo, is building a platform for sleep data | TechCrunch
Posted onOzlo, the maker of comfortable, easy-to-use Sleepbuds that drown out outside noise so you can get better rest, is turning its product into a platform. The company’s plan began to take shape last month with the announcement of a partnership between Ozlo and meditation app Calm. But it kicked into high gear at the Consumer…
Proton just launched a Google Workspace alternative – and its fully encrypted
Posted onProton Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Proton Workspace is billed as a ‘private alternative’ to Google and Microsoft productivity suites. Proton Meet, an encrypted video conferencing platform, also debuts. Is Proton’s encrypted approach to productivity enough to protect your business? Proton, the organization behind the popular Proton VPN service,…
LG announces line of premium gaming monitors that offer 5K visuals
Posted onLG has revealed a new lineup of gaming monitors just ahead of CES. The UltraGear evo displays offer 5K visuals. Many incorporate on-device AI upscaling, taking some of the burden away from the GPU. LG says the tech will let consumers skip out on some card upgrades. This could end up being extremely beneficial because…
Waymo vehicles are operating again in San Francisco following a power outage
Posted onWaymo has resumed its robo-taxi service in San Francisco after a power outage stranded vehicles around the city, CNBC reported. The blackout, caused by a Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) substation fire, caused traffic light disruptions that affected Waymo’s automated driving systems. “Yesterday’s power outage was a widespread event that caused gridlock across San Francisco,…
The Asus Falcata is an ambitious split ergo gaming keyboard that falls short
Posted onHall effect gaming keyboards aren’t uncommon. But Asus’ ROG Falcata is the only one that’s also a split ergonomic keyboard, aimed at alleviating wrist, hand, or arm pain. For the luxury of having it all, you’ll pay $419.99, enough to buy a nice Hall effect keyboard and a split ergonomic one. It’d be worth it…
Waymo plans to launch a robotaxi service in London in 2026 | TechCrunch
Posted onWaymo said on Wednesday it will offer a commercial robotaxi service in London in 2026, marking the Alphabet-owned company’s second international expansion following Tokyo. The announcement follows weeks of speculation fueled by a couple of London-based job postings. Waymo already has ties to the U.K: In 2019, the company acquired Latent Logic, a U.K. startup…
