A $300 Head-Mounted Computer Brings the Metaverse to Your Living Room
The Meta Quest 2 is an immersive metaverse experience you can afford at Meta’s expense, for now
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No Time to Fall for Heroes
In this newsletter, a warning about elevating regular people to hero status, plus a new wireless power sensor for labs, and the critical detail to include in funding round news these days
It’s Always Been Bad Times
In this issue of Verb’s newsletter, TechCrunch looks for guest articles on surviving a downturn, and friends in Latin America offer a tip or two
Covid Opened the Virtual World to the Church
In Newsletter #7, the Church adopts livestreaming, Google invests in Latin America, and PISA starts tracking computational thinking
A VR Headset Unveils a Museum of Stolen Art
Compass UOL brings back stolen masterpieces in a new application of the metaverse
Millions of viewers at a fraction of the cost
Thousands of creators your audience loves need new sponsors
“Too expensive” is just the excuse, not the reason why people don’t buy
Gaby Wiegran, a behavioral economist provides insights into why we accept, or not, the prices we pay for goods and services.
The Open Source Revolution Quietly Gains Ground in Latin America
The technology is upending markets as diverse as banking, public services, and healthcare
How to keep your online relationships fresh
Customers who try automated service options fail to get help half the time. Avaya is doing something about it.
His turn to keep it clean
Elon Musk calls Twitter “the digital town square.” Will he open it up to all kinds of abuse, as some fear?