HME Square aims to measure glucose painlessly with photoacoustics

[ad_1] People with diabetes have to monitor their blood sugar levels regularly by pricking their skin. Many glucose-monitoring device makers worldwide are pursuing needle-free approaches to make this painful process more manageable. Among them is a South Korean company called HME Square, which uses photoacoustics to test glucose levels noninvasively. HME Square was founded in […]

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Airline fears around 5G may finally be over

[ad_1] The concern that 5G signals could cause massive flight delays appears to finally be over now that Delta has upgraded its airplanes to avoid interference. Reuters reported the airline has finished updating the radio altimeters in its currently in-service fleet. Other aircraft out for planned maintenance will also be outfitted with the new altimeters.

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AI leaders warn Senate of twin risks: Moving too slow and moving too fast

[ad_1] Leaders from the AI research world appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee to discuss and answer questions about the nascent technology. Their broadly unanimous opinions generally fell into two categories: we need to act soon, but with a light touch — risking AI abuse if we don’t move forward, or a hamstrung industry if

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This Stanford grad is taking on pawn shops with a new credit card startup

[ad_1] In recent years, there’s been no shortage of startups offering credit lines to the underbanked. Most talk about their mission to help people establish credit, which is noble, but they’re also extending credit because — let’s face it — lending out money is lucrative. Now, a startup founded by Stanford grad James Savoldelli has

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Withings’ latest smart scale features an ‘eyes closed’ mode

[ad_1] The new Withings Body Smart scale features a new “eyes closed” mode. | Image: Withings Even if your goal is to lose weight, the number on the scale isn’t always the best measure of progress. In that vein, Withings’ new Body Smart scale is adding an “eyes closed” mode. Instead of displaying your weight,

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Stripe eyes an exit, Dell bets on the cloud, and Shutterstock embraces generative AI • TechCrunch

[ad_1] Hey, party people, it’s Kyle, continuing to step in for Greg to write Week in Review as he spends time with his newborn. Dunno about y’all, but it’s been a week. I’m dead tired and thankful it’s over. But because the news never sleeps, I’m rallying with the help of a fourth cup of

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Tesla delivers first electric Semi trucks — three years late

5 years after they were first launched, the first Tesla Semi trucks were delivered to consumers at an event at the business’s Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada, Thursday. The trucks, which were first introduced in the year 2017, were supposed to enter into production in 2019 however were postponed for a myriad of reasons, consisting of

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Mozilla acquires Active Replica to build on its metaverse vision

[ad_1] An automated status updater for Slack isn’t the only thing Mozilla acquired this week. On Wednesday, the company announced that it snatched up Active Replica, a Vancouver-based startup developing a “web-based metaverse.” According to Mozilla SVP Imo Udom, Active Replica will support Mozilla’s ongoing work with Hubs, the latter’s VR chatroom service and open

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Elon Musk is delaying Twitter’s paid verification to avoid Apple’s 30 percent cut

[ad_1] Twitter’s revamped Blue subscription might not be available as an in-app purchase on iOS when it eventually relaunches so that it can dodge Apple’s 30 percent cut of App Store purchases, according to Platformer. When the new Blue was briefly available earlier this month, you could only purchase it through Twitter’s iOS app. But

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