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Meet the startup that wants to build high-tech electric cars in Brexit Britain

Nov14
by on November 14, 2018 at 3:49 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Plugged


Yesterday, at an event at Loughborough University’s London campus, Swedish startup Uniti showcased its latest all-electric two-seater concept car: the Uniti One. I’m by no means a car person, but a bit of drool did moisten my chin when I saw the Uniti One. It’s gorgeous. It’s shaped a bit like a Smart car, but without the inherent naffness. The whole thing looks super futuristic. According to the company’s marketing strategist, Isak Monrad-Aas, the Uniti One is built with commuters in mind. With a standard charge, the vehicle can travel 240km, or 300km in ideal conditions. The battery can be…

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How to be a tech evangelist

Nov14
by on November 14, 2018 at 3:45 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, creative, TNW Answers


What is an evangelist? The term brings to mind something spiritual, even religious, kind of like a Silicon Valley guru, a la Silicon Valley (the show): But evangelists are much more than that — they’re important parts of companies, and essential in building and communicating their brands. For massive companies that make a diverse array of services and products, such as Adobe, an evangelist is key in guiding Adobe users to make their best work. Jason Levine is the Principal Worldwide Evangelist for Adobe, and travels the globe inspiring users on video, audio, and mobile workflows on Adobe Creative Cloud.…

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More malicious cryptocurrency apps found on the Play Store

Nov14
by on November 14, 2018 at 3:09 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


It seems we might never win the battle against fake cryptocurrency apps on Google’s Play Store, as another four have been identified this week. The apps were masquerading on the Play Store as cryptocurrency wallets for NEO, Tether, and MetaMask. The dodgy apps were uncovered by security researcher Lukas Stefanko and had managed to amass a few hundred installs in total and have been available on the Play Store since mid-October. They have since been reported to Google and removed from the Play Store, it remains unclear if anyone was duped by any of these apps. What did they do?…

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Pick up an all-star roster of high-end Mac apps for $20

Nov14
by on November 14, 2018 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Offers


This Black Friday Mac Bundle is TNW’s answer to The Avengers…that is, if Hawkeye skewered duplicate files with his arrow barrage or Black Widow was a personal online bodyguard. TNW Deals has collected the world’s baddest apps in this one-stop collection — and now, they’ve even put the whole thing on sale at over 90 percent off, just $25, for a limited time.

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