Did you knowSHIFT is taking the stage this fall? Together with an amazing line-up of experts, we will explore the future of mobility during TNW Conference 2021.Secure your ticket now! It’s September, and in-person events are slowly returning to Europe. This week saw the return of the IAA fair. It moved from Frankfurt to Munich, and its new rebrand is theIAA Mobility. It’s an opportunity for carmakers to show off their latest designs and concept vehicles, but it’s also an event struggling to show its relevance....

Iazais a no-frills online image editor that probably meets just about every basic photo editing need you might have. The web app consists of one page, featuring a mammoth list of editing options, divided into the four main categories, Convert, Edit, Mix and Create. You can upload the file from your computer, or if you already have it stored online, simply copy and paste the link. Under Convert, you can adjust the image’s contrast, brightness, saturation and more, as well as converting the actual file type with common formats supported including ....

Kickstarteris a source of seemingly endless iPhone accessories just waiting to raise the funds to come to market, but this one caught our eye.iBamboois an alternative to mains or battery-powered iPhone speaker systems, instead using the natural power of… bamboo. Yes, US-basedTriangle Tree(whose other products include anedible spoon) have come up with this design, which uses a whole length of bamboo with a laser-cut slot that snugly fits an iPhone 4....

IBMmighthave just changed the computing game in a major way. Nobody’s seen a research paper yet, but Big Blue’s quantum department is claiming that its mysterious “Eagle” processor has achievedquantum supremacy. Eureka?IBM CEO Arvind Krishna gave Axios on HBOthe exclusive. According to them, the Eagle processor is capable of doing things no supercomputer can do. In fact, per the interview, Krishna says there’s no other system on the planet, classical or quantum, that can do what Eagle can do:...

IBM and David Clark Cause just announced Saaf Water as this year’s 2021 grand prize winner! Saaf Water is the first team from India to take the grand prize and their amazing story represents everything that’s good and necessary about the Call for Code challenge. Per an IBM press release: Saaf Water will receive $200,000 and support to incubate, test, and deploy their solution from the IBM Service Corpsand expert partners in the Call for Code ecosystem....