Facebook Bluetooth Beacons trigger information from your Facebook page directly into your attendee’s news feed. Here’s what event venues and planners need to know. Worldwide, there are over 1.65 billion monthly active Facebook users, which is a 15 percent increase year over year. … | Continue reading
Check out the Weekend Update from SchneiderB which includes great articles he found this week about inbound marketing and social media. | Continue reading
Every busy person has a pile. That's what makes them busy. And few busy people show up at work eagerly seeking more stuff they can add to the pile. Which means that when you interrupt a busy person with your... | Continue reading
Die US-Polizei hat den mutmaßlichen Heckenschützen von Dallas, der fünf Polizisten erschossen haben soll, mit einem Bombenräumungsroboter getötet, der mit Sprengstoff beladen wurde. Dabei handelte es sich wahrscheinlich um... | Continue reading
You’ve seen AI achieve incredible things like defeat world champions at Go, describe photos for the visually impaired and operate an elevator. But now, a startup in London has finally figured a genuinely useful application: brewing quality beers. IntelligentX offers four basic be … | Continue reading
The global rollout of Pokémon GO has been halted by its developer Niantic Labs. The delay has been caused by overloaded servers due to its popularity. | Continue reading
On Thursday, Russian president Vladimir Putin signed new laws that will see internet and telecom service providers collect users’ private information, store it for up to three years and hand it over to the government on request. In addition, calls, texts, photos, and internet act … | Continue reading
Hello! Chris Donlan here. Simon Parkin and I recently attended a wonderful talk at Brighton's Catalyst Club, in which historian Mathew Homewood picked over some of the strangest sports in Sussex history. I think it's quite interesting to think of games as being related to this qu … | Continue reading
To many, Austria can seem like a country of the past, one whose very charm lies in the fact that its best days are behind it. The Austro-Hungarian Empire collapsed almost 100 years ago, and, with it, the aspirations this landlocked, Central European nation of 8.5 million had to c … | Continue reading
In March, Microsoft revealed that it was using the open-world game Minecraft to train AI agents to learn how to do things like climbing a hill. The company also promised to make it available to the public so they could work on their own artificial intelligence projects and resear … | Continue reading
Elizabeth Holmes banned from any blood testing for two years, Facebook Messenger adds End-to-End encryption, Sit and smiling guys films his 220th video, Siris Capital buys Polycom for 2 Billion Dollars, SmartNews App Nabs 38 Million in Funding. All this on Crunch Report! Read Mor … | Continue reading
If you want hiring managers to see you in a positive light, or for your name to pop up in other people’s LinkedIn feed more, these 23 simple tricks from Skillcrush will help you. Good luck! | Continue reading
We're streaming live on Mobcrush right now. There's a couple different ways you can watch the stream, and they all work equally well and it's really just a matter of personal preference as to which method you prefer. The easiest way to watch is just watching the embedded player r … | Continue reading
Even though it was a shorter than normal week this week, we still were lucky enough to have a ridiculous amount of game releases. Some awesome... Others... Not so awesome. You'll have to listen to the podcast to find out which is which. Anyway, here's the games we discuss: Pokemo … | Continue reading
When you’re on a mobile device, the image search part of Microsoft’s Bing search engine on the web now lets you highlight a specific portion of an image and find images that are similar to that particular part. To access the feature, you simply tap the magnifying glass in the top … | Continue reading
Hey everyone, it's Friday and we're close to the end of the week of TouchArcade blasting stories out (unless anything cool happens over the weekend we need to cover), but the fact still remains: To survive, we very much need your support. The business of running a web site is tri … | Continue reading
The idea behind the TouchArcade Game of the Week is that every Friday afternoon we post the one game that came out this week that we think is worth giving a special nod to. Now, before anyone goes over-thinking this, it doesn't necessarily mean our Game of the Week pick is the hi … | Continue reading
The launch of Pokemon GO [Free] has been a bit odd as it's not gone by the "soft launch then worldwide release" formula that most games of this ilk go by. With the game proving to be popular in its launch territories, people yet unable to play will not want to hear this: the inte … | Continue reading
There aren't that many fighting games on iOS, and even those that do exist - like Injustice: Gods Among Us - aren't everyone's cup of tea. While it's hard to judge from just one trailer, Shori Games' upcoming Knights Fight: Medieval Arena seems to be a promising fighting game tha … | Continue reading
Out There: Chronicles is a sci-fi interactive visual novel set in a hostile and fascinating universe where the wrong move can have dire consequences. | Continue reading
Evolve's player count has skyrocketed 15,930 per cent since it changed its payment model from a retail product to a free-to-play structure yesterday.On Wedn… | Continue reading
If you were one of those who were hoping to get Gary Grisgsby's World at War, the classic grand strategy game, on mobile, get ready for some disappointment. We've talked a few times in the past that Slitherine, the publisher of quite a few strategy games, has decided to shift att … | Continue reading
U.S. regulators have barred Elizabeth Homes, founder and CEO of Theranos from operating a medical laboratory for at least two years, raising questions about the future of the once promising startup. Photo: Theranos | Continue reading
Huawei has filed a lawsuit against T-Mobile US for what the Chinese telecom giant says are patent violations of its 4G wireless network services. The Wall Street Journal first reported the news of the suit.In the complaint Huawei said T-Mobile has been using Huawei's patented net … | Continue reading
GUEST: Chatbots are one of the most interesting emerging business models in mobile tech. At their core, they represent an entirely new way of communicating with other individuals, businesses, and services — some of these customers using chatbots themselves. Social media networks … | Continue reading
CartoDB, a data visualization company founded in Madrid in 2012, changed its name to CARTO to celebrate its new analysis tool CARTO Builder and to emphasize its attempt to enlarge its audience from developers to business people and non-coders. Historically, CartoDB has helped dat … | Continue reading
First-person floating simulator Adr1ft is coming to PS4 in Europe and North America on 15th July.Developer Adam Orth tweeted that it will cost $19.99 (about £15).The deep space survival game drew many comparisons to Alfonso Cuarón's zero-g thriller Gravity, with its central premi … | Continue reading
Apple has agreed to pay $25 million to settle a patent infringement lawsuit brought by Network-1 Technologies, which was suing over a patent from 1999 that basically just describes a simple file system function. "The present invention relates to an operating system in which docum … | Continue reading
Facebook only removes content if it celebrates or glorifies violence, not if it’s only graphic or disturbing, according to a spokesperson. Facebook also insists that the video of Philando Castile’s death was temporarily unavailable due to a technical glitch that was Facebook’s fa … | Continue reading
If you act fast, you can snag a pro bono Google Cardboard headset from the Conan O'Brien team for free. | Continue reading
I almost let this particular game slip completely under my radar, but when I saw some screenshots of it, I knew I absolutely had to play it. I just hoped that the game would live up to the aesthetic. Mahluk: Dark Demon [$0.99] is a hack and slash platformer in the vein of Goblin … | Continue reading
Bitcoin prices experienced moderate volatility during the week ending 8th July, as market participants took action ahead of the upcoming halving. | Continue reading
This week, Apple’s iOS 10 beta was released, Tesla Autopilot went under scrutiny and the tech world responded to the devastating shootings and protests that occurred across the country. These are the top tech stories to bring you up to speed. Read More | Continue reading
Pokémon Go is sweeping the nation, and along with its growing popularity is a steady stream of bizarre news stories and personal anecdotes of near-death experiences. First there was the Australian police warning users not to physically enter the police station when collecting ite … | Continue reading
The upsell we all fall for at fast food joints and places like Costco doesn’t seem to work on purchasers of in-game currencies, according to a study conducted on millions of Candy Crush players. Turns out the decision to buy fictional bars of gold isn’t quite rational, economical … | Continue reading
It’s starting to happen like clockwork. Firms are closing new funds almost exactly 24 months to the date from their last fund closing. The newest example? Bain Capital Ventures (BCV), which this morning announced a new, $600 million fund. It last closed two funds — a $650 million … | Continue reading
Meizu has earned a reputation for great affordable user experiences but is its latest handset up to the task? Let's find out, in this our m3 note review. | Continue reading
Regulators, legislators and entrepreneurs will decamp to New Hampshire this week for a gathering aimed at formalizing industry principles. | Continue reading
Although the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge passed Consumer Reports' dunk tests with flying colors, the ostensibly more rugged S7 Active did not. | Continue reading
Well, there goes all the memes about Pokemon Go. Just days after its release in Australia, New Zealand, and the US, things have gotten dark with the game. While many players have been sent to random locations like local churches and police stations to find Pokemon, a Wyoming teen … | Continue reading
Google’s Self-Driving Car Project is one step closer to becoming its own independent business. Recode has confirmed that the autonomous-driving company under the Alphabet umbrella has hired The Climate Corporation’s chief legal officer, Kevin Vosen, as its first general attorney. … | Continue reading
In my eyes, artistry goes a long way towards making me want to play a game, even if the gameplay might sometimes fail to entertain me as much. The upcoming game Lanota, though, seems to not only bring a great artistic vision to life but also combine that with a fun blend of rhyth … | Continue reading
The renowned photographer Peter Krasilnikoff commissioned architecture practice Studio David Thulstrup for his private residence and studio in the Islands Brygge harbour-side district of Copenhagen. The guiding inspiration for the project evolved from worn-out warehouses and fact … | Continue reading
The Eixample Loft has an area of 300sqm and is located in a historic building in the heart of the city. Designers have tried to preserve .... | Continue reading
Today we learned the Dallas police used a bomb disposal robot to deliver and detonate an explosion, killing the suspect in last night's shooting. It was surprising, and shocking, and left me with a lot of questions. But, really, there's only one question: is this ethical?So I spo … | Continue reading
Until 1904, most ships that encountered trouble at sea effectively vanished. "Ships at sea out of visual range were very much isolated from shore and other ships," writes the Telegraph Office, an online history of Morse code. "A ship could vanish from the high seas, and no one wo … | Continue reading
On this week’s MashTalk, Lance, Christina and Pete are back talking about all the stuff happening in work this week.We start out with a “hella good” discussion about Microsoft’s terrible recruitment email (0:20). Seriously, can brands stop saying bae already?SEE ALSO: Snapchat ma … | Continue reading
Bitcoin groups around the world are gathering to celebrate the halving of the bitcoin mining reward this weekend. | Continue reading