Record Club wants to turn album logging into music’s next social habit
A new app called Record Club is chasing a familiar idea with a music-first twist: give fans a place to log albums, rate what they hear, build lists, and discover new records through friends.
SolarSquare Eyes Major Funding Round as India’s Rooftop Solar Race Heats Up
SolarSquare is reportedly discussing a funding round of up to $60 million, signaling rising investor appetite for India’s rooftop solar sector as distributed energy gains momentum.
Phone and app settings that can help block spyware
You do not always have to tap a shady link to get compromised. Built-in phone protections, app settings, and safer communication tools can make spyware attacks much harder.
Roger Linn’s one-tab workflow says a lot about focus in modern tech
Roger Linn, the designer behind the MPC and LinnDrum, is keeping his digital life unusually simple: one browser tab at a time. The habit offers a sharp contrast to always-on modern work culture.
Vivaldi 8 just made the case for switching browsers
Vivaldi 8 leans into customization, control, and a more approachable setup, making it easier to see why some users are ready to leave their default browser behind.
Google pushes unified measurement as marketers rethink attribution
Google is sharpening its pitch around unified measurement, aiming to help marketers connect media performance data with business outcomes through tools including Meridian and Google Analytics 360.
Berlin startup Peec reportedly surges to $10M annualized revenue
Peec is reportedly one of Berlin’s fastest-rising startups after more than doubling annualized revenue in a matter of months to reach $10 million.
SpaceX flies Starship V3 for the first time, but booster is lost on return
SpaceX’s first Starship V3 launch marked a major test for the company’s next-generation vehicle, even as the booster was lost during the return sequence.
AI Is Recreating the Voices of Dead Pilots — and Aviation Has a New Ethics Fight
AI voice cloning is entering aviation in a deeply unsettling way: recreating the voices of dead pilots. The technology may have training value, but it also raises hard questions about consent, memory, and where synthetic media belongs in safety-critical industries.
AirFly Pro 2 drops to one of its lowest prices as summer travel ramps up
Twelve South’s AirFly Pro 2 is down to one of its best prices just as summer travel picks up, making it a timely buy for anyone tired of dealing with wired airplane headphone jacks.