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How to attract masterminds from all over the world? | Analysis from the Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley is the best place for startups to get off the ground and go global, but high housing prices can put off the average entrepreneur. The ecosystem where companies like Zoom can rise from nothing to the top is multifactorial, but what is the real secret recipe behind this
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Where it all began | We visited Silicon Valley
Tech giants like Google and Apple have become an integral part of our everyday lives. We had now the chance to experience how daily life in their homeland, California, is. We could look behind the scenes in the suburbs where the world’s innovation and startup hubs are. Capital, technology,
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How regulation of tech giants would help SMEs
The European Parliament and the Council have reached an agreement on the Digital Markets Act, aiming to regulate gatekeepers, companies with significant economic power in EU countries, such as Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple. The regulation will finally give small and medium-sized enterprises, which have been sidelined by the big
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Technological time-travel with Apple in Warsaw
Apple Museum Poland welcomes not only fans of the brand, but everyone interested in the development of digital technology.
The exhibition features items of 1976, as well, so visitors can gain a close insight in the development and evolution of Apple products. The interactive exhibition includes audiovisual elements to help
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Silicon Valley in Wartime | Tech giants' response to the Russian-Ukrainian war
The world’s top high-tech companies are forced to respond to Russian aggression. Their main objective is to curb Russian propaganda, but some measures might go beyond and raise questions about the future of social media. Analysis from Hype&Hyper.
Apple got the ball rolling shortly after the outbreak of
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Elon Musk at the forefront of help | Tech giants' intervention in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
With the war between Russia and Ukraine, many were worried that the Russian invasion might include cutting off Ukraine’s internet access, either through cyber-attacks or by destroying infrastructure. Although there hasn’t been an internet blackout yet, apart from some temporary outages and attacks on government websites, Ukraine’s
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Apple, Google, Netflix—these companies have already imposed sanctions against Russia
The world’s leading brands are taking sanctions against Russia to show solidarity with Ukraine.
Global brands and tech giants decide to partially or completely exit the Russian market. These include Apple, Airbus, Alphabet, which is responsible for Google and YouTube, Boeing, Disney, Exxon Mobil, Facebook, Ford, Harley-Davidson, Mastercard, Microsoft,
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Apple takes a big leap with its new Self Service Repair program
Significant changes are underway at the tech giant. The company will now allow customers to repair their own devices without losing their warranty.
Apple first started selling parts and kits with instructions on how to repair their products to independent, unofficial service providers in 2019. The right to repair will
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The speculation continues—How will the long-awaited Apple Car look?
It’s hard to say how long the world is been waiting for the unveiling of the Apple Car because, since the big announcement, the brand has only been releasing bits and pieces of information, while tech gurus and car enthusiasts have been on pins and needles—seemingly to no
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Apple has sealed its new Istanbul store in glass
British architecture studio, Foster + Partners, designed an Apple Store in the heart of Turkey’s bustling city.
What at first glance appears to be a single-story building is set back from the street frontage, with the fully glazed space, which is actually two stories, flanked on two sides by travertine
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Animism reloaded—Object fetish on an advanced level
Animism has been present in human life since eternity, often referred to as the most primitive belief system, a kind of spiritual fad. Despite the negative overtones and general denial, it also permeates our relationship with our objects and electronic devices, even if it is not, in most cases, consciously
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We won't have to wait much for the Apple Watch 7
Apple traditionally announces its new watches in September, and the Series 7 launch could be any day now. A series of leaked images and Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman suggests a flatter display and edges.
The Series 7 will also feature a faster processor, according to Gurman. So far, there are
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Apple Pencil gets a replaceable tip
Apple takes a new direction in Pencil development: the tip of the pen will be replaceable soon!
Apple has recently filed a patent at the US Patent and Trademark Office for a new type of pen tip, which will be interchangeable thanks to the included plug. The Yanko Design team
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We can get the first look of the iPhone 13
Recently leaked images reveal that the tech giant is confident in continuing with the iPhone’s landmark squared design that had its debut last year.
Although Bloomberg journalists Mark Gurman and Debby Wu deem this unlikely, the previously discarded, in-display fingerprint reader may enjoy a revival as a result of
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Apple to open its newest store in a 17th-century palazzo
The palazzo restored by the design studio Foster + Partners highlights the historic grandeur and rich cultural and artistic heritage of Rome’s architecture.
With this new addition, the largest of the 113 European Apple Stores will be located in the Palazzo Margnoli, on Rome’s Via del Corso. Originally constructed
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The iMac is dressed in fresh new colors | Apple
After 2012, Apple has redesigned the iMac yet again, resulting in a more compact exterior, seven heartwarming shades and the usual industry-leading technology we’ve grown accustomed to from the brand.
The new iMac is equipped with the best camera, speakers and microphones to date, with a Touch ID keyboard,
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Application icons in retro design
Ben Vessey rethought the graphic design of well-known app icons inspired by the iconography of early Apple computers: we can experience the nostalgia of the eighties on our phone screen as well. Let’s see!
The creative philosophy of the London-based digital product designer is dominated by the principle of
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iPhone: back to the roots
Apple made a big announcement: after cancelling the usual September product launch due to the Covid-19 epidemic, they organized a large-scale online event in the middle of October. The event not only amazed us from an audiovisual point of view, as the latest generation products themselves are also quite impressive.
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Apple’s new store built on the water
The iconic logo is broken by waves on Apple’s third store in Singapore, built at
a quite unusual spot: on the water in a bay.
The store is not open to the public yet, but has already went viral: social
media is flooded by the images taken of the
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This case lets you disguise your Apple watch as an iPod
It’s unbelievable, but iPods are considered oldschool today. Anyone who misses
it and would like to go down memory lane: here’s what you’ve been waiting for.
And in the beginning there was the iPod – alright, not so much in the beginning,
as Apple released the first generation
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Surface Book 3
Coronavirus or not, Microsoft keeps announcing its long-awaited products,
including Flight Simulator 2020 [https://www.flightsimulator.com/] or Xbox 20/20
[https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2020/05/05/xbox-2020-the-future-of-xbox/]. These
are perhaps the more well-known brands of the company in addition to Windows,
however, the Surface Book series often
