• With Virtual Reality Concerts, You Can Welcome Your Favorite Artists to Your Home

    ByAlan Daniel

    With all major musical concerts during coronavirus (COVID-19) being cancelled until further notice, those who had been hoping to get the full concert experience are left dismayed and disappointed.  But there’s always a creative solution to most if not all problems. Social distancing is a panacea for COVID-19 and VR is one of several solutions…

  • The Most Common Types of Church Claims

    ByAlan Daniel

    With the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) extending its filing deadline to July 15, 2020, taxpayers have gotten ample time to get their information together. However, you still need to know about specific methods to file your federal tax return without any issues.  In states in the south, one of the most common questions while filing…

  • U.S. Plans Groundwork for Quantum Internet With Massive Budget Cuts to Science

    ByAlan Daniel

    Even as the United States battles with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the tech sector remains robust in more ways than one. Stocks in the tech sector continue to hold up and companies such as Shopify make new announcements everyday that help to improve the lives of merchants everywhere. That is just on example. We’re seeing…

  • Is Clearview Making You Nervous?

    ByRamsay Lewis

    Technology is exciting. But there are some costs to technological advances, and one clear one is to our privacy. Read this for a primer on the privacy concerns surrounding Clearview’s facial recognition tech.

  • The Coronavirus and Constraints

    ByAlan Daniel

    We’re living in a time of extreme constraints. That’s hard. No one wants to feel bounded. It is especially challenging if you are used to excess. But there are two ways to look at the current situation. The first is to think about what matters and focus entirely on it while the second option is…

  • CryptoKaiju Enters the Virtual World with Dogejira!

    ByAlan Daniel

    CryptoKaiju realizes that the Metaverse is here to stay. One prime example of this is how virtual reality headsets are flying off the shelves or have been in the past. More bitcoin meetups and others are taking place within virtual reality settings.  What’s exciting about this arena is that there are more companies that are devoting time and energy…

  • SoLo Inc and Microloans During the Coronavirus Pandemic

    ByAlan Daniel

    SoloFunds Inc. and people on the technology-oriented financial platform is one positive outcome of this coronavirus. People have stepped up to lend to each other in times of need. SoLo Funds Inc. started with a simple mission, help those who need microloans in the United States and provide them with lower interest rate loans. The…

  • Uber Closes $810 Million Deal with Government and more Uber News

    ByAlan Daniel

    What Happened with Uber? Uber Technologies Inc. recently announced an $810 million deal with the General Services Administration. The General Services Administration is a branch of the government that provides foundational services for the United States government. The L.A Times notes “politicians and campaigns have for years relied on Uber for rides to and catering…

  • Amazon Takes Advantage of Crisis and Invests in Deliveroo

    ByAlan Daniel

    Amazon Knows Infrastructure is Vital The Seattle based company, Amazon, just got the green light from a UK regulatory agency to have a stake in Deliveroo. This is an important step forward for Amazon in establishing a further presence in the United Kingdom. The logistics and commerce firm already worked out the details a year…

  • Is Amazon Reducing Affiliate Commissions?

    ByAlan Daniel

    The short answer here is, yes Amazon is reducing Amazon Associates commissions for select consumer segments on its platform. Amazon Powers Businesses Through Advertising Earnings Amazon powers many different businesses and is a significant part of the world wide web. This makes sense as Amazon has built up a commerce infrastructure for over two decades….

  • OpenDoor Lays Off More Than 20% of Workforce

    ByAlan Daniel

    Opendoor, the disruptive real estate company out of California, is one firm that joins many others in laying off employees. Yes, 2020 is not kind to workers of all stripes across industries. TechCrunch notes that the company aims to help buy and sell homes in a streamlined fashion. Let’s find out more about the company…