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Dragify lets you drag-and-drop a website into existence, then host it for life for under $50

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by on July 12, 2018 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Offers


Dragify is one of the companies dedicated to the idea that by simplifying the web creation process, the average user can save themselves lots of time and lots of money. You can put that theory to the test yourself with this double-barreled Dragify Website Hosting and Builder bundle, on sale for only $49.99 from TNW Deals.

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I tested this kid-friendly phone to see if it could protect me from pervs

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by on July 12, 2018 at 1:18 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, gear, Insider


Being a kid in today’s world is tough. When I had a rough time at school, it generally stayed there. Yeah, there were chatrooms, forums, and things like MSN Messenger, but the lack of social media and smartphones meant it was hard for assholes to interact with you online. Now, with smartphones everywhere, there’s no hiding from bullies. This is what Russ Whitlock, the creator of the PhoneCloud PX1 set out to solve. In a nutshell, the PhoneCloud PX1 is a mobile phone designed to be safe for youngsters. Whitlock, who describes himself as on a “personal mission to help children,” was…

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Google X’s ambitious Loon and Wing projects graduate into independent companies

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by on July 12, 2018 at 7:39 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Google


Loon and Wing, two of Google X’s moonshot projects, “graduated” yesterday to become full companies under the Alphabet banner. Loon was an ambitious Google X project to establish a network of balloons in the stratosphere to relay internet connectivity to people in remote regions. Meanwhile, Wing saw the use of advanced drones for delivering goods to people on the ground. Now the two projects have become two new independent companies within Google’s parent firm, Alphabet. Both companies have new leadership. Loon will be headed by its new CEO Alastair Westgarth and James Ryan Burgess is Wing’s new CEO. Since the Loon…

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