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😱 Fingerprint unlock in Windows XP. In 2004 Microsoft released the Fingerprint scanner that allows you to easily log in without entering your password and login. Just another confirmation that everything new is well forgotten old.🥲

🌐 Is There a Dark Reality in Healthtech We Should Be Aware Of? 🤔 As I continue to shape my healthtech business, I’m curious: are there any hidden challenges or realities I should consider in this industry? From data privacy to regulatory hurdles,

The most optimal gift: engineers from China have launched an AI pillow that will make you forget about snoring. Inside, there are sensors that detect snoring and vibration motors designed to gently turn your head (!) without waking you up. The pric

PepperTap: This grocery delivery platform struggled due to competition and operational hurdles. Lido Learning: An ed-tech startup facing financial difficulties and a challenging market. Dazo: A food-tech company unable to secure funding and compe

Hey there! We are on the hunt for a full-time tech co-founder with a passion for code and caffeine. No salary yet—just pure sweat equity and a chance to build something epic from the ground up in B2B Marketplace+ Fintech space. If you're ready to div

Top News of the Day: 1. Turkey terrorist attack: Social media restricted in response to Ankara explosion 2. Managed office space firm IndiQube to file papers for Rs 800-crore IPO in November 3. Tesla CEO Elon Musk promises driverless ride-hailing

I always had a dream of having living cum working space for my company. Now that I am very close to set up my company I am worried about the legal issues that can arise. I want to have an office space which has small living space for a team of 4-5 pe

What Challenges Do Young Quick-Commerce Entrepreneurs Face? The quick-commerce industry is booming, with businesses like Blinkit, Zepto, and others redefining how we get groceries and essentials delivered within minutes. But stepping into this compe

- $93M for UK fintech, $1.2M for Chennai skincare, and a mysterious Google-backed Flipkart round. Welcome to May 24, 2024, where startup news is buzzing (Aag lga di aag lga di aag) - Flipkart's latest stunt? Securing funding from Google in a Walma

I'm intrigued by how pre-revenue startups manage to achieve significant growth, especially in sectors like community driven apps (such as Medial, kutumb) during their initial phases, without relying on funding or revenue streams right from the start?