[ad_1] Is there a cantina?Disney reveals plans for a ‘Star Wars’ hotel One of the big announcements from D23 this weekend (beyond details on Star Wars-inspired theme parks due in 2019) is the news that Disney will open a Star Wars resort in Orlando. The hotel itself will be filled ...
Read More »Microsoft’s Surface Laptop is great, once you upgrade Windows 10 S
[ad_1] I’ve talked to a number of people on the Surface team over the last few months, and the decision to hinder their beautiful new piece of hardware still boggles the mind. The Surface Laptop is really nice — in fact, it’s quite possibly the best piece of hardware to carry ...
Read More »How does cloning work, anyway? Your guide to real-world replication
[ad_1] It’s common knowledge that cloning has broken the bonds of sci-fi, and that labs around the world are experimenting with cloning techniques. But how exactly does cloning work, and why haven’t we heard more about it? More specifically, why haven’t clone armies overrun us yet? Here’s how researchers clone ...
Read More »Sprint hopes smartphone leases will woo new subscribers
[ad_1] Those who choose to upgrade in 12 months can avail themselves of iPhone Forever or Galaxy Forever at no additional monthly charge, giving them the chance to switch to the newest Apple or Samsung flagship every year. But those who wait until 18 months to decide can also opt ...
Read More »VCs determined to replace your job keep AI’s funding surge rolling in Q2
[ad_1] These are good times for AI entrepreneurs. Recent analysis of venture data shows that funding for artificial intelligence startups continues its upward trend in 2017, with investment hitting new highs. (For deep dives into aggregate Q2 venture performance, head here for the world, and here for just the U.S.) Venture, corporate and seed ...
Read More »Weekly rewind: 3D-printed capillaries, Digital Trends Car Awards, Hyperloop One tests
[ad_1] A lot can happen in a week when it comes to tech. The constant onslaught of news makes it nigh impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of everything. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week’s top tech stories, from our 2017 Digital Trends Car ...
Read More »Kaspersky in the crosshairs
[ad_1] These accusations have been made in press and infosec gossip for years. In the past month there’s been more scuttlebutt in the press, an NSA probe surfaced, and the Senate got involved by pushing for a product ban. This week things reached a peak with fresh accusations from Bloomberg ...
Read More »‘Quora for cancer’ startup theMednet raises $1.3 million in seed funding
[ad_1] TheMednet launched out of Y Combinator earlier this year to bring physicians a sophisticated platform for finding the best in treatment research, starting with cancer. It has now raised $1.5 million in seed funding to help it reach even more of those physicians. The funding comes from Endure Capital, Lumia ...
Read More »Chemists create Star Wars-style 3D 'holograms' in a flask of liquid
[ad_1] Why it matters to you Projected 3D images of this type could be useful in everything from gaming to surgery. Remember the iconic scene from Star Wars, in which R2-D2 projects a hologram of Princess Leia saying, “Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi, you’re my only hope?” That’s kind of what ...
Read More »Xbox Live update makes co-op live streams a reality
[ad_1] Previously, Xbox owners had to choose from pre-defined images for their player photo Gamerpics. With the new update, you can upload any digital image from your console, Windows 10 PC, or mobile phone to use as your on-screen avatar or club profile and background image. Nelson urges you to ...
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