Fleksy Re Invents Smartphone Touch Typing With Astounding Correction Capability

Fundamentally, Eleftheriou and Verdelis believe that the QWERTY model of typing is flawed. They note “Most first generation typing engines require precise input from the user as a core element of the typing experience.” Fleksy offers a new angle because it removes the need for pinpoint accuracy, which is, paradoxically, a trait rendered nearly impossible due to small smartphone keyboards. “Fleksy analyzes a wealth of user typing data, and after a little bit of use, can detect the correct word to input even when someone misses every single key on the keyboard....

December 5, 2022 · 2 min · 423 words · Matthew Schermerhorn

For The Internet Of Things An Opportunity In Industrial Manufacturing

Manufacturers are always on the lookout for ways to streamline their processes and to increase efficiency. Thanks to IoT, businesses may design more innovative products, improve their operations, and monitor their production line with ease. IoT also facilitates the smooth movement of goods through the supply chains, helps to connect production-line systems, assists in asset tracking and provides real-time monitoring of processes. Following are the applications of Internet of Things (IoT) in the manufacturing sector:...

December 5, 2022 · 2 min · 378 words · Patricia Feld

Galvanize Unveils First Ever Entrepreneur Impact Report

At Galvanize, we measure our success on our ability to materially impact the latter. The more we can help move the needle for the entrepreneurs and startups on our campuses, the better we’re doing at our job. We have made a conscious effort to build our mentor network to be heavily engaged with our community, add more entrepreneur workshops and why the entrepreneurs on our campuses have direct access to technical talent from our Web Development and Data Science Immersives....

December 5, 2022 · 3 min · 628 words · Eden Weinberg

Gas Stations In Space

You see, satellites today have the same issue that early adopter car owners experienced 100 years ago . Imagine that you were one of the first 100 people to buy a car. You’d drive out of the dealership on a full tank of gas. Drive out into the country and cough, sputter, gasp. You’re out of gas. You think when there were 100 cars on the road that there were Exxon Quick Marts every few miles?...

December 5, 2022 · 3 min · 473 words · Rocky Powell

Godc Me Wins Dcweek Hackathon Wants To Give Back

The idea had been hatched just three days before, but the problem is a massive one. GoDC.me wants to help DC residents navigate public transportation, including metro, bus, and bikeshare. In the future, they could add car sharing services like Zipcar, Uber, and Car2Go. When McGuigan and Kyle Hill pitched to the judges, they didn’t call GoDC.me groundbreaking or revolutionary. They know there are other apps that do the same thing – they just want to do it better....

December 5, 2022 · 1 min · 134 words · Clyde Strong

Google Is Making Major Cuts To Its In House Incubator

Projects taking place within the in-house incubator will be cut by half, and employees working on cancelled projects will be required to find jobs elsewhere in the company. With Google implementing a hiring freeze and making cuts to company travel and benefits in recent months, this is the latest measure the company’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, has taken to remain competitive in an increasingly difficult time for big tech. Google Slashes Area 120 Projects By Half This Tuesday, Google announced it would be trimming down projects in its in-house incubator Area 120 by half, from a total of 14 projects to 7, as part of a wider focus to improve productivity and efficiency throughout the company....

December 5, 2022 · 3 min · 538 words · Elna Westbrook

Google Warns Of Serious Chrome Attack Targeting Windows And Android

Reported by a member of the Avast Threat Intelligence team, the high-severity security vulnerability, known technically as “CVE 2022-2294”, could allow malicious actors to exploit your system, or crash it entirely. While antivirus software is the best way to protect against security threats, it’s equally important to ensure that your software is always always update so that when new patches are released, your team doesn’t have to wait. The security vulnerability in question, known catchily as “CVE-2022-2294”, is a high-severity heap-based buffer overflow attack, targeting Chrome’s Real-Time communications component (WebRTC)....

December 5, 2022 · 2 min · 261 words · Maria Steele

Googling How To Program Got This Guy A Job At Google

From those with no previous experience in programming, to those who are desirous of adding more programming languages to their portfolios, there has never been a better time to delve into software development. Outside of traditional education and pursuing a degree in computer science, the Internet is replete with resources that can give you a headstart on your path to becoming a developer. Sometimes, though, even a computer science degree may not be enough for you to qualify for a programming job....

December 5, 2022 · 2 min · 373 words · Wilson Peterson

Happy Valentine S Day Romance Scams Are On The Rise Tech

Romance scams, as you can likely guess from the name, are not entirely unlike the popular MTV show Catfish, in which an adept online user tricks an unsuspecting, lovelorn victim into believing they’re in love. Unfortunately, unlike in the show Catfish, these romance scams end in some serious financial hardship for the victims, rather than an appearance on MTV. While scams have overall been on the rise in recent years, this warning from the FTC should be heeded by all, particularly if you’re on dating apps this Valentine’s Day....

December 5, 2022 · 2 min · 235 words · Louis Parrish

Hello S Sense Sleep Monitor Gets Upgraded With Sleep Sounds

The Sense sleep monitor – partnered with a mobile app available on iOS and Android – tells users everything there is to know about their night. The new Sleep Sounds feature will include custom-composed sounds, such as Fireside, Autumn Wind, or Rainfall (and the old White Noise), which have been created just for Sense. With these sounds, users can now have an improved sleep experience without having their rest disrupted by night sounds....

December 5, 2022 · 2 min · 263 words · John Snow

Here S What Might Be Slowing Your Wireless Router And Here S How To Fix It

Here’s how you can optimize your wireless network so your NSFW content and hilarious cat videos run silky smooth: Step 1 – Hardware Check The first thing you need to do is determine whether or not your current wireless router is capable of providing you with enough coverage at the speeds you want. This judgement is rather subjective, but as someone that loves top performing tech, I trust in Apple’s Airport gear to serve my networking needs, though anything capable of 802....

December 5, 2022 · 3 min · 473 words · Kevin Mayo

Here S Why Startups Should Invest In Hr Software

If you are worried that your company is not taking the needs of its employees seriously, this list of human resources tips will help you make an impact at your startup. Improves Customer Relationships There is nothing a new business needs more than a good relationship with its initial customer base. HR software can provide an updated version of the employment process that will lead to better interactions with your costumers....

December 5, 2022 · 2 min · 385 words · Clifton Goss

Hey Y Combinator Stop Hating On Miamitech

This week, a comment from a Silicon Valley investor whose company funded DropBox, AirBnB and Reddit, Sam Altman, President of Y Combinator, triggered a soul-searching discussion amongst the community. He recently visited Miami for The Atlantic’s Start-Up City: Miami. In a recent interview with WLRN, Altman said the reason none of the Y Combinator-funded startups are from South Florida was because, “I think you can say that it is not usually listed as one of the top startups cities,” he explains....

December 5, 2022 · 4 min · 699 words · Irene Schmit

Hop The Messenger That Reinvents Email

Despite being a great invention, email hasn’t evolved much over the years, especially in terms of the way it works. Regardless of the service or software you use, email always follows the same procedure: define the recipients, set a title for the subject, write the text and send. Then, wait for a response and the whole cycle repeats itself again. Now, a new messaging app is trying to reinvent the way we use email....

December 5, 2022 · 2 min · 370 words · Bessie Bowers

House Of Marley S Chant Sport Speaker Review

Though there are many options out there, House of Marley’s Chant Sport joined in the competition with the Chant Sport portable audio system, and is without a doubt a prime contender. To put it to the test we threw the speaker off a roof, took it kayaking, introduced it to some local turtles, and jammed out while barbecuing. Functionality and Features For House of Marley’s Chant Sport there are two primary features we looked at for this review: sound quality and durability....

December 5, 2022 · 3 min · 629 words · Betty Brown

How Digital Entrepreneurs Are Slaying In The Gig Economy

It is up to you to accept this pragmatic view or stick to the romanticized version. But nowadays, if you are bootstrapping your way into business, you should not isolate yourself in the garage, the basement, or the attic. Entrepreneurs have become more resourceful since the 80s, so your options have become diverse as well. Here are 4 locations with plenty of benefits for you to consider. Cafes for Digital Nomads The Instagram lifestyle may have inspired a slew of would-be entrepreneurs to merge work and travel as never done by previous generations....

December 5, 2022 · 3 min · 564 words · Thomas Thomsen

How Do Your Startup Churn Rates Measure Up To The Industry Standard

Now you can sleep soundly on at least one of the many questions floating around your mind. Subscription optimization company Recurly has compiled the most comprehensive analysis of the subscription churn rates you can expect to see across a wide variety of industries. The Universal Average: 6.73 Percent The overall churn rates across all industries? 6.73 percent. But don’t go away yet! There’s a host of different factors to consider in order to hit a more representative average....

December 5, 2022 · 2 min · 242 words · Sandra Moser

How Nyc Is Turning The Value Of Its Premium Brand Into Digital Gold

In a few short years, their early investments will pay off in a way that few could have ever imagined, as businesses around the world scramble for a presence in the greatest marketplace the world has ever seen. The .com Boom Fast-forward to a few years later and take a look at some of the eye-popping numbers that buyers have paid to acquire some top .com domains: sex.com – $14 Million in 2005fund....

December 5, 2022 · 6 min · 1160 words · Lela Wallace

How To Excel At A Startup Showcase

Conferences can be huge opportunities for startups. Unfortunately, few companies do the planning necessary to make them a success. These events are where investors, clients, and lifelong contacts will all be together in one room. Doing some work beforehand will go a long way if you can execute. Below, I’ll share some tips on how to get the most out of conferences put on by companies like Tech Cocktail. Chances like these don’t come often, so when they do make sure you take full advantage....

December 5, 2022 · 3 min · 603 words · Grace Hinojosa

How To Use Your Competitors To Acquire More Business

So if you have any sort of a business, physical or online, you need to pay attention to the pointers given below. Study Your Competition It is very important to study from your competition. There are many companies that do not consider their competition as competition and end up regretting it later. Studying your competition will help you do a lot of things. You can even come out with new concepts simply by studying what your competition offers and what it lacks....

December 5, 2022 · 4 min · 716 words · Sam Desimone