Digital Art on the Blockchain
Yash Nelapati, Pinterest’s first employee has set out to launch a decentralized platform MarkersPlace, that allows artists to share their unique digital creations on Blockchain. The idea behind MakersPlace is
Month: April 2019
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Slack Is Going Public
It just has been announced that corporate messaging firm Slack is launching its IPO. For those working in tech or media, like here at Wiredelta®, Slack is the go-to workplace
Amazon, Alibaba and Standalone E-commerce Sites
About five thousand years ago, humans figured out trading and created the basic concept of the ancient market. Basically, people would gather from close by towns and trade one good
Realm is Officially Becoming Part of MongoDB
You may have heard that database firm MongoDB has just bought Realm for $39M. So what is Realm? Realm is the first database solution built specifically for mobile, from the ground up. It
Will Tesla Crush Uber, Lyft and Other Ridesharing Apps?
Elon Musk has announced plans for a new and ambitious service called Telsa Networks, using self-driving cars. He expects to launch the first ‘robotaxis’ as part of his long term plans for
Bots Drive Almost 40% of Internet Traffic
This month, Distil Networks published their 2019 ‘Bot Report’ on internet traffic. Its purpose: to analysing the current state of web traffic. The report shows a slight increase in human-driven
Foldable Phones Have Arrived, Will They Persist?
In recent news we have seen and heard about foldable phones soon hitting the markets. Samsung Galaxy Fold is coming to the US on April 26 and Huawei Mate X
OpenAI is Dominating Dota2 and Coming for You
Back in 1996 IBM’s Deep Blue was competing and overtaking chess world champions. Later on, in 2011, IBM showcases an even better AI, Watson, who participated in Jeopardy and won.
Bitcoin Turns 10 and Surpasses 400M Transactions
Bitcoin turned 10 this year and processed its first 400,000,000th transaction overnight! The first blockchain and corresponding cryptocurrency ever to see the light of day. Over the past 10 years, the
