Here are eight standout rumors about the upcoming iPhone 12, 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max.
— Read on www.cnet.com/news/apple-iphone-12-rumors-leaks-wwdc-everything-we-think-we-know-about-price-design-features-12-pro-12-pro-max-ios-14-camera/
The UAE probe aims to offer a holistic view of how Mars’ climate varies during the year.
— Read on www.cnet.com/how-to/hope-mission-to-mars-how-to-watch-historic-launch-to-the-red-planet-tuesday/
Neoven is raising funds for NEOVEN | Portable Oven with Fridge, Kettle and Mixer Modules on Kickstarter!
Compact personal food warmer that also makes coffee, blends fresh smoothies and keeps ice cream cold.
— Read on www.kickstarter.com/projects/neoven/neoven-compact-personal-food-warmer-with-extra-modules
The pandemic has not only tested Walgreens’ operating model and stock levels – it’s also forced the brand to rethink its e-commerce and marketing strategy. Its chief marketing officer reveals why Covid-19 has been a “wake-up” call for the business.
— Read on www.thedrum.com/news/2020/07/01/it-s-been-wake-up-call-walgreens-cmo-flexing-its-digital-muscle-post-covid-19
Early in my career, one of my editors bluntly declared: “Mate, all cars are shitboxes until proven otherwise.” Around the same time, a veteran colleague offered an alternative take: “I want every car to be great,” he said. “And I’m disappointed if they’re not.”
— Read on www.motortrend.com/news/worst-cars-tested-by-angus-mackenzie/
If you’re not using video in your marketing strategy today you are lost in the maze of everyone else.
Think different / Crazy ones speech (with real subtitles) – YouTube
— Read on www.youtube.com/embed/keCwRdbwNQY
2020 | MIT Technology Review
In chaotic times it can be reassuring to see so many people working toward a better world. That’s true for medical professionals fighting a pandemic and for ordinary citizens fighting for social justice. And it’s true for those among us striving to employ technology to address those problems and many others.
The 35 young innovators in these pages aren’t all working to fight a pandemic, though some are: see Omar Abudayyeh and Andreas Puschnik. And they’re not all looking to remedy social injustices though some are: see Inioluwa Deborah Raji and Mohamed Dhaouafi.
But even those who aren’t tackling those specific problems are seeking ways to use technology to help people. They’re trying to solve our climate crisis, find a cure for Parkinson’s, or make drinking water available to those who are desperate for it.
We’ve been presenting our list of innovators under 35 for the past 20 years. We do it to highlight the things young innovators are working on, to show at least some of the possible directions that technology will take in the coming decade.
This contest generates more than 500 nominations each year. The editors then face the task of picking 100 semifinalists to put in front of our 25 judges, who have expertise in artificial intelligence, biotechnology, software, energy, materials, and so on. With the invaluable help of these rankings, the editors pick the final list of 35.

— Read on www.technologyreview.com/innovators-under-35/2020/
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