The Morning After: Weekend Edition

Meanwhile, things are really looking up at Nintendo, where the company’s new Switch console has Devindra Hardawar swooning over its innovative design in his review. It’s not perfect, of course, but the new Zelda game just might be. Aaron Souppouris reviewed Breath of the Wild this week, and found it a most worthy evolution of the Zelda series, and perhaps one of the best games he’s ever played.And though much of the...

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AI continued its world domination at Mobile World Congress

When it comes to the intersection of smartphones and AI, Motorola had the most surprising news at the show. In case you missed it, Motorola is working with Amazon (and Harman Kardon, most likely) to build a Moto Mod that will make use of Alexa. Even to me, someone who cooled on the Mods concept after an initial wave of interesting accessories slowed to a trickle, this seems like a slam dunk. Even better, Motorola product chief Dan...

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AI continued its world domination at Mobile World Congress

When it comes to the intersection of smartphones and AI, Motorola had the most surprising news at the show. In case you missed it, Motorola is working with Amazon (and Harman Kardon, most likely) to build a Moto Mod that will make use of Alexa. Even to me, someone who cooled on the Mods concept after an initial wave of interesting accessories slowed to a trickle, this seems like a slam dunk. Even better, Motorola product chief Dan...

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Smart garbage can turns trash into a game

Sencity is part of a cohort of startups based out of Urban-X, a Brooklyn-based accelerator focused on improving the livability of cities like New York. This means companies focused on issues near and dear to city dwellers, like transportation and utilities. Street furniture is a big part of the urban landscape, and while a lot of municipalities have tried to make bike racks and benches more attractive, very little of it is what...

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Smart garbage can turns trash into a game

Sencity is part of a cohort of startups based out of Urban-X, a Brooklyn-based accelerator focused on improving the livability of cities like New York. This means companies focused on issues near and dear to city dwellers, like transportation and utilities. Street furniture is a big part of the urban landscape, and while a lot of municipalities have tried to make bike racks and benches more attractive, very little of it is what...

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