Don’t get me wrong, charts are great, but if you want to get the early adopters excited, you might instead want to emphasize with examples what AR can do for your workouts, your in-store shopping experiences, or your business conferences. And don’t forget about gaming and entertainment! I, for one, am hoping that using the AR glasses will be as much fun as useful.
Read MoreChina's new digital currency – four key takeaways
The fact that The People's Bank of China (PBOC) was the first major central bank to launch its own central bank digital currency (CBDC) shows that China is not afraid of taking bold actions and can implement complex new systems much quicker than their American or European counterparts. Sometimes being first really does matter and I’m absolutely certain that there are lots of people within the Fed and the ECB who are justifiably very worried about the situation.
Read MoreShould I upgrade my Apple Watch to Series 6?
I’m intrigued by blood oxygen measurements and I applaud Apple for adding yet another health sensor to the watch, but the main reason I’m considering upgrading to Series 6 from Series 4 is the always-on display and the improved battery.
Read MoreApple should re-enter the wireless router market
As I’m currently looking for a new mesh WiFi networking system for my apartment, I’ve been wondering about Apple’s decision to abandon the wireless router market back in November 2016. I’m hoping Apple would reconsider their decision regarding wireless routers and re-enter the market. It would be a powerful space for Apple to command. After all, Apple wants to be present all around your smart home and they’re working hard on technologies like HomeKit, Siri, and AppleTV. They’re also always touting the importance of security and privacy.
Read MoreThe 5+2 challenge areas of Climate Tech
On an aggregate level investments in Climate Tech has grown at almost five times the rate of the overall global venture capital market. One would assume – and most certainly hope – that this trend continues.
Read MoreThe EU urgently needs its own chip manufacturing
If the US is feeling stressed about the global chip situation, the EU should be outright panicking. It’s high time that the EU has woken up and attempts to do something for the sake of “digital sovereignty”. Let’s hope the intervention doesn’t come too late, because in matters that are complex and capital intensive, change doesn’t happen overnight.
Read MoreWhy not focus on Climate Tech then?
So if you’re like me, a tech enthusiast and wondering what to do with your life, why not focus on Climate Tech then? I for one am going to start paying much more attention to Climate Tech going forward, and I definitely want to learn as much as possible about the various technologies and opportunities emerging out there. Seems like a perfect object to focus on in order to find something meaningful to do with the time and resources I have at my disposal.
Read MoreNFT's – The digital equivalent of a signed copy of a photograph
You can make thousands of copies of a photograph, be it printed or digital. In both cases the cost is low, and one could argue that in the case of a digital photo, the cost is essentially zero. But you can’t copy a signature, be it a physical or cryptographical one, and for some collectors that has value.
Read MoreWhat does it mean to have 60 billion transistors in a computer chip?
However big or small a computer chip is in actual physical size, 60 billion transistors sounds like a lot. And it is. But what does this stunning transistor count mean in practice?
Read MoreTikTok is probably going to be banned in the US too
Given everything that’s going on between China and the US and the fact that we have an incumbent president who’s becoming increasingly desperate and angry, it’s a safe bet that TikTok’s 26.5m MAUs in the US can soon say goodbye to their favorite social media app.
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