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You can also add additional storage to both devices. Nuvyyo is adding two new DVR models with built-in storage to its Tablo lineup. While they’re not the first devices from the company to include onboard storage, they feature significantly more space than the 64GB Dual model the company announced in 2017. The Dual 128GB will set you back $170, … Continue reading Tablo’s Dual 128GB and Quad 1TB DVRs have plenty of storage built-in Continue Reading →

The company delayed its launch, which was supposed to happen in May, after user outcry. Wink can’t put off launching its subscription program any longer. The smart home company has announced that it will start charging customers $5 a month on July 27th, which means users who refuse to get on board will soon have to make … Continue reading Wink’s delayed smart home subscription plan kicks in July 27th Continue Reading →

And its magnetic suspension system is available as a standalone option. Last year Chevrolet unveiled its long-anticipated mid-engine Corvette Stingray, which came packed with technology like wireless phone charging, NFC, support for over-the-air updates and a 1080p Performance Data Recorder. Delays and the coronavirus pandemic cut its inaugural 2020 model year production run short, but the 2021 … Continue reading Chevrolet’s refreshed 2021 Corvette has wireless CarPlay, Android Auto Continue Reading →

And still only $169.95. Glasgow-based RHA debuted its AirPod-like TrueConnect true wireless earbuds in 2018, offering an alternative to Apple’s take on the audio gear for $169.95. Now that the first model has some age on it, the company is announcing a refined version: the TrueConnect 2. The design is largely the same with the soft-touch matte … Continue reading RHA’s TrueConnect 2 earbuds have longer battery life and ‘refined’ sound Continue Reading →

It works with 11 models ranging from the X-A7 to the GFX 100. When Fujifilm released software that transformed X-series and GFX cameras into very fancy webcams, it only worked on Windows PCs and not Macs. Later on, the company said it would rectify that quickly by releasing a macOS version sometime in mid-July. That time has now come, … Continue reading Fujifilm’s webcam software is now available on Macs Continue Reading →

As IPO season continues, another venture-backed tech company is moving closer toward going public. This week nCino filed an updated S-1 filing, providing an initial price range for its equity of $22 to $24 per share. Indeed, nCino,  a fintech startup that provides operating software to banks, intends to sell 7.625 million shares in its debut, worth $167.75 million to $183 … Continue reading Fintech startup nCino targets ~$2B valuation in impending IPO Continue Reading →

Swiftmile,  the startup that makes and deploys charging stations for electric bikes and scooters in cities, has raised a $5 million round led by Thayer Ventures with participation from Verizon Ventures, Alumni Ventures Groups and WSGR. This round brings Swiftmile’s total funding to $11 million. “What’s happening today is streets are being totally reimagined,” Swiftmile co-founder … Continue reading Swiftmile raises $5 million round led by Thayer Ventures for micromobility charging stations Continue Reading →

GoHealth, a Chicago-based company that provides consumers with a digital portal to help them select insurance products, set an initial price range for its IPO today. The firm intends to price its equity between $18 to $20 per share in its debut. As the company expects to sell 39.5 million shares in the offering, its IPO … Continue reading GoHealth eyes multibillion-dollar valuation as it sets its initial IPO price range Continue Reading →

Video meetings. While the move to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic may have made them mainstream, they are not without issues and more and more people are now opting out. For good reason. As it turns out, it’s really hard for our brains to sustain concentration while we’re trying to focus on 20 people … Continue reading Microsoft makes Teams video meetings less tiring with its new Together mode Continue Reading →

Amazon  on Wednesday informed its U.S. sellers they will soon have to display their business name and address on their Amazon.com seller profile page. For individual sellers, this will include the individual’s name and address. A similar system is already in place across Amazon’s stores in Europe, Japan and Mexico, due to local laws. Amazon says … Continue reading Amazon US sellers will have to display their name and address starting Sept. 1, 2020 Continue Reading →