Category: 3. Tech

The new service, available from today across Asia, Europe, and Latin America, lets guests pre-book airport and station transfers directly in the Airbnb app. It’s not available in the US, Canada, or Africa, yet.

Airbnb announced Tuesday it is expanding its services feature with a new category for car pick-ups across 125 cities around the world. The company is partnering with transportation company Welcome Pickups to let users book a private car service…

Planning a trip is often more difficult than the journey itself, especially when travellers have to decide where to eat, which route to take, or which places are actually worth visiting. Exploring a new city can feel exciting but also…

Empirical Ventures, which backs what it calls “venture scientists”, PhDs building deeptech companies across energy, materials, and life sciences, has received a fresh £10M commitment via the BBB’s Regional…

Google’s Pixel 11 has appeared in early CAD renders shared by Android Headlines and OnLeaks, offering a first glimpse of the upcoming flagship ahead of its expected August launch. The design looks very similar to the Pixel 9 and…

Allbirds, the wool sneaker brand that became a kind of unofficial uniform for the Silicon Valley set, has agreed to sell all of its assets and intellectual property to American Exchange Group for $39 million — which is roughly one-tenth of the…

Most people have experienced mild motion sickness — perhaps from staring at your phone in the back of an erratic Uber or riding a particularly loopy amusement park ride. It usually passes quickly, but severe cases can be challenging to manage….

California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday signed an executive order requiring AI companies that do business with the state to institute safety and privacy guidelines.

The order (PDF) is designed to ensure that companies contracting with…

For any person spending six to eight hours in a chair, ergonomic discomfort is inevitable. And if it’s not given due attention, the discomfort quickly spirals into a nagging pain. I ignored it, and learned a bitter lesson, one that left…