The Complete History of Accounting
There’s a good chance you’ve never covered this in your accounting classes.
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OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition hands-on review
Introduction The OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition is the company’s flagship smartphone for 2019. It is the second model in the McLaren series after the OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition of last year. By now you may be familiar with the McLaren Edition M.O. These devices come loaded with the highest features and specifications that OnePlus…
Farewell, Google Clips – TechCrunch
Amid a slew of updated hardware, Clips has gone missing from Google’s online store. Odds are you probably don’t remember what Clips is. If you do, odds are you’re not surprised by this turn of events. We’ve reached out to company to confirm whether this is, indeed, definitively the end for the niche device. All…
Microsoft accessibility grants go out to companies aiming to improve tech for the disabled – TechCrunch
The tech world has a lot to offer those with disabilities, but it can be hard to get investors excited about the accessibility space. That’s why Microsoft’s AI for Accessibility grants are so welcome: equity-free Azure credits and cash for companies looking to adapt AI to the needs of those with disabilities. The company just…
ArsenalBio emerges from stealth with $85 million and a dream team to fight cancer – TechCrunch
The story behind ArsenalBio begins with Sean Parker’s Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy. Founded in 2016, the Institute has been instrumental in providing a space for the top researchers into cancer across different fields to collaborate and communicate on the latest breakthroughs in settings that range from formal meetings to informal retreats. It was at one…
Samsung confirms glaring S10 fingerprint reader flaw, promises fix – TechCrunch
Galaxy S10 users should be turn on some alternative security features as Samsung works to address a major flaw with the device’s in-screen fingerprint sensor. The consumer electronics giant noted the issue today after a British user reported the ability to unlock her device with unregistered fingerprints. The flaw was discovered after placing a $3.50…
Sentons launches SurfaceWave, a processor and tech to create software-defined surfaces that supercharge touch and gesture – TechCrunch
As handset makers continue to work on ways of making smartphones more streamlined and sleek, while at the same time introducing new features that will get people buying more devices, a startup that is pioneering something called “software-defined” surfaces — essentially, using ultrasound and AI to turn any kind of material, and any kind of…
Three private LTE deployments in the mining industry
The mining industry continues to recruit operators and vendors to deploy new industrial LTE and 5G networks on the promise of industrial change. Here is a summary of recently announced deployments. 1 | Minera Las Bambas, Peru Minera Las Bambas in Peru, the ninth largest copper mine in the world, has appointed Telefónica and Nokia to…
Snapchat goes after retailers and DTC brands with new Dynamic Ads – TechCrunch
Snap today is announcing a new kind of advertising product, Dynamic Ads, that will help it to better attract ad dollars from retail, e-commerce, and other direct-to-consumer brands — a group that today thrives on Instagram. With Dynamic Ads, advertisers can now automatically create ads in real-time based on extensive product catalogs that may contain…
NASA finally launches unisex spacesuit — preventing more spacewalk let-downs
Credit: Joel Kowsky (NASA) In March, NASA announced plans to conduct its first ever all-women spacewalk with astronauts Christina Koch and Anne McClain. However, what would have been a giant leap for womankind was canceled because NASA hadn’t packed enough spacesuits. Now, seven months later, the space agency has rescheduled the what-will-be historic moment and…
