โจ Discover this insightful post from WIRED ๐ ๐ **Category**: Gear,Gear / Buying Guides,Gear / Products / Kitchen,Buying Guide โ
**What Youโll Learn**: Frequently asked questionsHow we tested it and what we testedAccordion buttonItemContainerButtonWe run each juicer through the paces, running a mountain of vegetables and fruits through each appliance, specifically testing its ability to handle tough, fibrous vegetables and softer produce like greens and berries. We test the classic green juice (apple, carrot, celery, cucumber, leafy greens) and the carrot, apple, and ginger juice. We also compare juice yield and foam between different juices, from the same recipe or…
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**What Youโll Learn**: In the United States, Automotive trails only housing as the most expensive purchase consumers make. So it makes sense that according to recent surveys of buyers, very few of them want the Amazon-style, one-click to get a new set of wheels.โPeople want to see, feel and touch the car,โ says Erin Lomax, vice president of consumer marketing at Cox Automotive, a research firm that also makes digital car sales products that allow dealers to initiate online transactions. (This gives Cox a…
๐ Read this insightful post from TechCrunch ๐ ๐ **Category**: Venture,Anthropic,Elon Musk,OpenAI,sam altman,Sequoia Capital ๐ก **What Youโll Learn**: Sequoia Capital is reportedly joining a massive funding round for Anthropic, the AI โโstartup behind Cloud, according to the Financial Times. It's a move that's sure to turn heads in Silicon Valley. Why? Because venture capital firms have historically avoided backing competing companies in the same sector, preferring to place their bets on a single winner. However, Sequoia, which has already invested in both OpenAI and Elon Musk's XAI, is now throwing its weight behind Anthropic as well. This timing is especially…
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**What Youโll Learn**: The Hovercraft 2.0 features a bit of serrations in the edges that Jones calls Traction Tech, which sticks to hard snow but somehow doesn't interrupt carving. I don't think the Traction Tech is quite as reliable as the Lib Tech's Magne-Traction (same concept, but with a few extra bumps), but this board maintained its edge very well in critical terrain.It's also the best board I've ever used in the trees. Despite its width, it turns nimbly in loose…
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**What Youโll Learn**: Other leak detectors we likeTP-Link Taboo T300 water leak detector Photo: Simon HillTP-Link Tapo T300 water leak detector, $20: What I like most about these water leak detectors is that they have four metal sensors on the bottom and two on the top, so they quickly detect water dripping on top or pooling below. Alerts reliably arrived on my phone as push notifications within a second or two. The alarm is…
๐ฅ Check out this awesome post from TechCrunch ๐ ๐ **Category**: Apps,Social,social media,Meta,X,Threads โ
**What Youโll Learn**: A report from market intelligence firm Sameweb indicates that Meta's Threads now sees more daily use than Elon Musk's X on mobile devices. While X still dominates Threads on the web, the Threads mobile app for iOS and Android has continued to see an increase in daily active users over the past few months. Sameweb data shows Threads had 141.5 million daily active users on iOS and Android as of January 7, 2026, after months of growth, while X has 125 million daily…
๐ฅ Explore this insightful post from TechCrunch ๐ ๐ **Category**: Transportation,boston dynamics,robotaxis,techcrunch mobility,physical ai,ces 2026 โ
**What Youโll Learn**: Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility, your hub for all things โThe Future of Transportation.โ To get this in your inbox, sign up here for free โ just click TechCrunch Mobility! It's been a minute, folks! As you may recall, the newsletter took a short vacation. We're back in the year 2026. A lot has happened since the last edition. I spent the first week of the year at Consumer Electronics Show In Las Vegas. And while I wrote about this last…
๐ฅ Explore this trending post from TechCrunch ๐ ๐ **Category**: Startups,Transportation,Robotics,robotics,ces 2026,bucket robotics ๐ก **What Youโll Learn**: The weather in Las Vegas wasn't looking good. the plan king Every employee at YC-backed Bucket Robotics was going to carry parts of their pod in their luggage to the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show. But CEO and founder Matt Puchalski didn't want to take a chance on postponing one (or all) of their trips. So he rented a Hyundai Santa Fe and packed it up. โIt was... it was tight,โ he said, laughing on the show floor. It took 12 hours of driving…
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**What Youโll Learn**: If you're concerned about privacy at all, the rise of AI-driven personal assistants could be alarming. It's difficult to use one without sharing personal information, which is held by the model's parent company. Since OpenAI is already testing ads, it's easy to imagine the same data collection feeding Facebook and Google infiltrating your chatbot conversations. A new project, launched in December by Moxie Marlinspike, Signal's co-founder, shows what a privacy-minded AI service might look like. Confer is designed to look like ChatGPT or Claude,…
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**What Youโll Learn**: Other e-bikes we likeFriday bike all day Photo: Adrian SoFriday All Day Bike for $5,600: Bike Friday describes the Irresistible All-Day Mini Bike (7/10, WIRED review) as the world's lightest Bosch-powered e-bike, and that's true. You can customize all the colors and components of this folding electric bike, and it has a surprisingly powerful motor for its size. The Brompton above is more widely available and easier to use, but I like this little bike a…
