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In this episode, Hailo discusses Ignite a Shift: Engaging Minds, Guiding Emotions and Driving Behavior by Stephen McGarvey and what it covers on the subconscious mind, solutions-oriented thinking, and more. Hotliterati.com

Hailo discusses Illuminata by Marianne Williamson.hotliterati.com

In this episode of Fintech Chatter, Dexter Cousins interviews Julian Fayad, CEO of LoanOptions.ai about the challenges and advantages of bootstrapping a fintech company from the ground up. LoanOptions.ai aims to revolutionise the loan application process. Julian shares insights into how they're using AI to build a mobile first loan application process.Julian first appeared on the show in 2023. We chat about his progress and the lessons he has learned over the past two years. Julian also talks about the transition from a broking business to a technology-focused company, and the launch of Synapses, the API services hub for Fintech! We also discuss the launch of HAILO and LoanOptions.ai, expansion into New Zealand and future plans for market expansion into the US and UAE.Find out more: https://loanoptions.aiChapters00:00 The Bootstrap Journey of a Fintech Founder02:12 Innovating the Loan Application Process10:45 Transitioning from Broking to Technology18:04 Launching New Products and Partnerships25:49 Building an API Services Hub for Fintechs26:48 Navigating B2B Partnerships and SaaS Pricing Strategies32:05 Transitioning from Brokerage to Tech: Lessons Learned35:21 Building a Cohesive Team and Company Culture39:47 Innovative Talent Acquisition Strategies41:45 Valuable Lessons in Business Partnerships46:22 Expanding Horizons: New Markets and Future PlansSend us a textSubscribe Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/fintech-leaders-7092732051488980992/Connect on Linkedin: https://bit.ly/3DsCJBp

Es braucht immer zwei dazu Stell dir vor, du und dein bester Freund taucht in eine Welt voller Rätsel, Action und Überraschungen ein – das ist Split Fiction! Dieses Spiel setzt neue Maßstäbe für Koop-Abenteuer, indem es euch zwingt, perfekt zusammenzuarbeiten. Während einer von euch in einer futuristischen Cyberwelt agiert, kämpft sich der andere durch ein mittelalterliches Königreich – und doch beeinflussen eure Handlungen direkt die Welt des anderen! Kommunikation ist der Schlüssel: Nur wer clever kombiniert, kreative Lösungen findet und sich blind auf seinen Partner verlassen kann, wird die Herausforderungen meistern. Split Fiction ist kein Spiel – es ist ein gemeinsames Abenteuer, das euch zusammenschweißt! Steht die Mutter der Science-Fiction Serien vor dem aus? Doctor Who läuft seit über 60 Jahren. Das muss man sich auf der Zunge zergehen lassen. Sicherlich, die Qualität fluktuierte aber aktuell schient sie auf dem absteigenden Ast zu sein und manche Themen stören manche Fans. Alexa wird schlau! Die neue Alexa Plus hebt Sprachsteuerung auf das nächste Level! Mit verbesserter KI, superschneller Reaktionszeit und einer natürlicheren Stimme wird sie dein perfekter Alltagsbegleiter. Ob smarte Haussteuerung, personalisierte Routinen oder nahtlose Integration mit deinen Lieblings-Apps – Alexa Plus macht alles intuitiver und smarter. Dank neuer 360°-Soundtechnologie liefert sie kristallklaren Klang für Musik und Anrufe, während die erweiterte Datenschutzkontrolle dir maximale Sicherheit gibt. Wir sind gespannt, ob das alles so klappt, wie Amazon uns das verspricht. Raspberry Pi als AI Hardware? Aus eigener Erfahrung kann Peppi sagen, AI Brechungen und Raspberry Pi vertragen sich nicht so gut. Das könnte sich mit dem Hailo 8 KI Prozessor ändern. Beste Kombi Am 14. März 2025 veröffentlichten Fatoni, Edgar Wasser und Juse Ju ihre gemeinsame Single “Beste Kombi”, produziert von Maniac und co-produziert von Dexter. Der Track ist die zweite Auskopplung aus ihrem kommenden Kollaborationsalbum “BAWRS”, das am 2. Mai 2025 erscheinen wird.   Mit “Beste Kombi” liefern Fatoni, Edgar Wasser und Juse Ju einen vielversprechenden Vorgeschmack auf ihr gemeinsames Projekt und festigen ihren Ruf als kreative Einheit in der deutschen Hip-Hop-Szene. Hau drauf Die dritte Staffel von “Reacher” kehrt zu den Wurzeln der Serie zurück und bietet Fans erneut die gewohnte Mischung aus brachialer Action und trockenem Humor. Allerdings bleibt sie hinter der ersten Staffel zurück, da sie sich zu sehr auf bewährte Muster verlässt und dadurch stellenweise vorhersehbar wirkt.  Nichtsdestotrotz liefert Hauptdarsteller Alan Ritchson eine überzeugende Performance als Jack Reacher ab, und die actiongeladenen Szenen sorgen für unterhaltsame Stunden. Für Liebhaber intensiver Action bleibt die dritte Staffel somit trotz kleinerer Schwächen sehenswert.  Luzifer Manchmal will man einfach mal was schauen, ohne auf die nächste Episode oder Staffel hinfiebern zu müssen. Luzifer gibt das. Schöne Handlung, sympathische Charaktere und immerhin 6 Staffeln. Noch schlimmer als gedacht “The Apprentice” (2024) zeigt den Aufstieg des jungen Donald Trump in den 70er und 80er Jahren und seine enge Beziehung zu Mentor Roy Cohn. Der Film verdeutlicht Trumps skrupelloses Verhalten, seinen Machthunger und fragwürdige Methoden. Besonders beängstigend ist, wie skrupellos er agiert – sei es in der Geschäftswelt oder im Privatleben. Eine fesselnde, aber erschreckende Darstellung seiner frühen Jahre. Ist die nächste Xbox ein PC? Wäre das nicht schön? Eine Xbox auf der auch andere stores laufen wie Epic und GOG? Es gibt wohl Gerüchte, die darauf hindeuten, dass das wohl zumindest im Rahmen des möglichen liegt.

Josef Max Hajda Flattr Instagram Twitter Facebook Auphonic Credits Amazon Wishlist Flattr Mathias Schweiger Instagram Linkedin YouTube (Channel) Facebook Header Image by Dall-E Es braucht immer zwei dazu Stell dir vor, du und dein bester Freund taucht in eine Welt voller Rätsel, Action und Überraschungen ein – das ist Split Fiction! Dieses Spiel setzt neue Maßstäbe für Koop-Abenteuer, indem es euch zwingt, perfekt zusammenzuarbeiten. Während einer von euch in einer futuristischen Cyberwelt agiert, kämpft sich der andere durch ein mittelalterliches Königreich – und doch beeinflussen eure Handlungen direkt die Welt des anderen! Kommunikation ist der Schlüssel: Nur wer clever kombiniert, kreative Lösungen findet und sich blind auf seinen Partner verlassen kann, wird die Herausforderungen meistern. Split Fiction ist kein Spiel – es ist ein gemeinsames Abenteuer, das euch zusammenschweißt! Steht die Mutter der Science-Fiction Serien vor dem aus? Doctor Who läuft seit über 60 Jahren. Das muss man sich auf der Zunge zergehen lassen. Sicherlich, die Qualität fluktuierte aber aktuell schient sie auf dem absteigenden Ast zu sein und manche Themen stören manche Fans. Alexa wird schlau! Die neue Alexa Plus hebt Sprachsteuerung auf das nächste Level! Mit verbesserter KI, superschneller Reaktionszeit und einer natürlicheren Stimme wird sie dein perfekter Alltagsbegleiter. Ob smarte Haussteuerung, personalisierte Routinen oder nahtlose Integration mit deinen Lieblings-Apps – Alexa Plus macht alles intuitiver und smarter. Dank neuer 360°-Soundtechnologie liefert sie kristallklaren Klang für Musik und Anrufe, während die erweiterte Datenschutzkontrolle dir maximale Sicherheit gibt. Wir sind gespannt, ob das alles so klappt, wie Amazon uns das verspricht. Raspberry Pi als AI Hardware? Aus eigener Erfahrung kann Peppi sagen, AI Brechungen und Raspberry Pi vertragen sich nicht so gut. Das könnte sich mit dem Hailo 8 KI Prozessor ändern. Beste Kombi Am 14. März 2025 veröffentlichten Fatoni, Edgar Wasser und Juse Ju ihre gemeinsame Single “Beste Kombi”, produziert von Maniac und co-produziert von Dexter. Der Track ist die zweite Auskopplung aus ihrem kommenden Kollaborationsalbum “BAWRS”, das am 2. Mai 2025 erscheinen wird.   Mit “Beste Kombi” liefern Fatoni, Edgar Wasser und Juse Ju einen vielversprechenden Vorgeschmack auf ihr gemeinsames Projekt und festigen ihren Ruf als kreative Einheit in der deutschen Hip-Hop-Szene. Hau drauf Die dritte Staffel von “Reacher” kehrt zu den Wurzeln der Serie zurück und bietet Fans erneut die gewohnte Mischung aus brachialer Action und trockenem Humor. Allerdings bleibt sie hinter der ersten Staffel zurück, da sie sich zu sehr auf bewährte Muster verlässt und dadurch stellenweise vorhersehbar wirkt.  Nichtsdestotrotz liefert Hauptdarsteller Alan Ritchson eine überzeugende Performance als Jack Reacher ab, und die actiongeladenen Szenen sorgen für unterhaltsame Stunden. Für Liebhaber intensiver Action bleibt die dritte Staffel somit trotz kleinerer Schwächen sehenswert.  Luzifer Manchmal will man einfach mal was schauen, ohne auf die nächste Episode oder Staffel hinfiebern zu müssen. Luzifer gibt das. Schöne Handlung, sympathische Charaktere und immerhin 6 Staffeln. Noch schlimmer als gedacht “The Apprentice” (2024) zeigt den Aufstieg des jungen Donald Trump in den 70er und 80er Jahren und seine enge Beziehung zu Mentor Roy Cohn. Der Film verdeutlicht Trumps skrupelloses Verhalten, seinen Machthunger und fragwürdige Methoden. Besonders beängstigend ist, wie skrupellos er agiert – sei es in der Geschäftswelt oder im Privatleben. Eine fesselnde, aber erschreckende Darstellung seiner frühen Jahre. Ist die nächste Xbox ein PC? Wäre das nicht schön? Eine Xbox auf der auch andere stores laufen wie Epic und GOG? Es gibt wohl Gerüchte, die darauf hindeuten, dass das wohl zumindest im Rahmen des möglichen liegt. Der Beitrag 271 Sci-Fi, KI & Action – Das Geek-Menü der Woche - Episode 271 erschien zuerst auf Sag was! Geektalk.

In this episode, Hailo and Ex-Boyfriend Literati discuss The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Join our community: https://hotliterati.substack.com/

Bssymrgn joins Hailo to discuss Thought Daughter, an EP produced by Hot Literati. hotliterati.com

In our latest Electronic Specifier Insights podcast, Managing Editor Paige West speaks to Orr Danon, CEO & Co-Founder, Hailo all about advanced AI capabilities for Raspberry Pi 5 .

Santiago Velásquez es un joven inmigrante colombiano estudiante de ingeniería y emprendedor, que se ha propuesto mejorar la vida de las personas con discapacidad. Él mismo tiene ceguera y tras muchas experiencias frustrantes con el transporte público, ha co-diseñado una aplicación, Hailo, con la que busca facilitar su acceso a las personas con discapacidad.

We begin this week with three thematic discussions. Generative AI myths reviews the recent Stargate rumors and why journalists are so easily co-opted into publishing stories that may have a seed of truth shrouded in impractical, nonsensical claims. We also discuss three news items highlighting how generative AI is transforming the search market and the coalition of companies that want to displace NVIDIA from its generative AI throne. That is followed by an onslaught of news from the past two weeks. We have an LLM rundown that includes announcements from Anthropic, X.ai, Databricks, and AI21 Labs, as well as a dedicated section on OpenAI announcements. Funding highlights include HeyGen and Hailo. There is also news from Adobe, Opera, Samsung, Open Interpreter, and Financial Times. Generative AI News Top Stories of the Week

The Raspberry Pi 5, the small-but-mighty computer that has become quite popular with tech hobbyists and industrial companies, is now also an AI computer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Google's AI Overviews are improving to provide accurate and helpful information. Nvidia's new embedding model, NV-Embed-v1, ranks number one on the Massive Text Embedding Benchmark. Matryoshka Query Transformer (MQT) offers flexibility to Large Vision-Language Models (LVLMs) by encoding an image into a variable number of visual tokens during inference. Contextual Position Encoding (CoPE) improves the position encoding method in Large Language Models (LLMs) and solves tasks where popular position embeddings fail.  Contact:  sergi@earkind.com Timestamps: 00:34 Introduction 01:35 AI Overviews: About last week 03:58 Nvidia Releases Embedding Model NV-Embed-v1 04:53 Multi-camera YOLOv5 on Zynq UltraScale+ with Hailo-8 AI Acceleration 06:31 Fake sponsor 08:28 Matryoshka Query Transformer for Large Vision-Language Models 10:24 Similarity is Not All You Need: Endowing Retrieval Augmented Generation with Multi Layered Thoughts 11:51 Contextual Position Encoding: Learning to Count What's Important 13:30 Outro

Mike Granoff, managing partner at Maniv Mobility, discusses the future of mobility and transportation. Links: Show notes: http://brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/mikegranoff Edison Manufacturing Exchange: https://brandonbartneck.substack.com/publish/home https://www.linkedin.com/in/granoff/ https://www.maniv.com/ Takeaways Maniv Mobility invests in startups that focus on decarbonization and digitization of mobility and transportation. Evaluating founders is crucial, and the ability to adapt and find answers to challenges is a key criterion. Chinese EVs are taking over the global automotive industry, and China has the potential to dominate due to its expertise and government support. Investors should keep an eye on the raw materials for battery production as it may present future opportunities. Keywords mobility, transportation, decarbonization, digitization, startups, founders, Chinese EVs, automotive industry, raw materials, battery production Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Overview of Maniv Mobility 06:34 Defining Mobility and Access to Goods and Places 11:30 Investment Criteria and Evaluating Founders 31:55 Investing Decisions and Opportunities in the Raw Materials Market 44:31 Transition Riff.wav 44:37 Evolution in the Mobility Space 45:08 Building a Strong Founding Team and Culture 45:31 The Power of Being Nice but Firm 46:00 The Rise of Chinese Electric Vehicle Automakers 46:46 Conclusion Michael Granoff Bio Michael Granoff is founder and Managing Director of Maniv Mobility, a venture capital fund based in Tel Aviv that invests globally in startup companies at the intersection of transportation and technology. Founded in 2015, Maniv manages over $300 million, with an investor base that includes over 20 strategic investors including automakers, suppliers, and companies from related verticals. Maniv's portfolio includes over 30 startup companies spanning nine countries. Among the corporate boards on which Mr. Granoff sits are Hailo, a Tel Aviv-based developer of silicon chips for energy-efficient edge computing on-board vehicles; Revel, a New York-based provider of shared electric mopeds and Tesla-based rideshare; Harbinger Motors, a US-based manufacturer of electric mid-duty vehicles; and the Dubai-based Fenix, which provides shared electric scooters throughout the GCC. He is also a founding board member of the Washington, DC-based policy and advocacy group Securing America's Future Energy (SAFE) and the Israel-based Israel 2048. His past board roles have included that of electric car network developer Better Place. He has been involved in three US Presidential campaigns and has received several awards including Brandeis University's Asper Award for Global Entrepreneurship. Mr. Granoff holds a B.A. from Tufts University, an MBA and JD from Kellogg, Northwestern University, has completed over 25 marathons and is a father of four. About Maniv Maniv is a global early stage venture capital fund investing into technology startups digitizing and decarbonizing mobility and transportation. Future of Mobility: The Future of Mobility podcast is focused on the development and implementation of safe, sustainable, effective, and accessible mobility solutions, with a spotlight on the people and technology advancing these fields. Edison Manufacturing and Engineering: Edison is your low volume contract manufacturing partner, focused on assembly of complex mobility and energy products that don't neatly fit within traditional high-volume production methods.

In our latest Electronic Specifier Insights podcast, Managing Editor Paige West speaks to Yaniv Sulkes, VP of Automotive, Hailo, all about how AI is enabling safer and more affordable autonomous driving.

Imagine if you had to plan a 10 minute trip on public transport 24 hours ahead of time, knowing that your plans will likely fail? In this episode, our host Viv Mullan chats with tech pioneer Santiago Velasquez who has turned these types of personal barriers into innovative solutions through his startups, EyeSyght and Hailo. Join us to explore how technology can transform public transport so that everyone is free to access it.Episode Credits Guest: Santiago Velasquez, Founder and CEO, EyeSyght and Hailo. Host: Vivien Mullan, Head of Communications of Remarkable. Producer: Angus O'Loughlin & Amelia Stamos, From Your Pocket. Episode Links Access a transcript of this episode at www.remarkable.org/blog-posts/santiago-velasquez-transforming-public-transport-for-all  Watch a captioned video of the episode highlights https://youtu.be/oTtNCiPwr_8 Get In Touch Follow Remarkable on our social media channels, https://linktr.ee/remarkable_tech  Connect with Santiago on LinkedIn https://bit.ly/Santiago-Velasquez Share any feedback or suggestions by emailing us at hello@remarkable.org. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lizzie Eastham and Sam Rickard present Studio 1 - Vision Australia Radio's weekly look at life from a low vision and blind point of view. On this week's show Hailo, See Me? Lizzie and Sam test out “See Me” one of the two accessible Public Transport Apps currently undergoing beta-testing. They also chat to the developers of the Hailo and See me Apps, Santiago Velasquez (Haillo) and Cassie Haines (See Me) Studio 1 welcomes any input from our listeners. If you have any experience or thoughts about issues covered in this episode or believe there is something we should be talking about. EMAIL: studio1@visionaustralia.org or leave a comment on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/VARadioNetwork  A special thank you to Santi and Cassie.   Find out how to take part in the Testing of the Hailo App in NSW here: https://www.hailo.co/  Follow the development on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552102395845 Download the See me App to take part in the testing program in Adelaide and parts of NSW.  For more information go to: https://www.sageautomation.com/see-me-bus-signalling-app  Apple: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/see-me-bus-signalling/id1669366958 Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.seemeholmanyear.app&hl=en_US&pli=1 Also find out more news on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086102509155 Vision Australia gratefully acknowledges the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation for Studio 1. Studio 1 airs in Darwin and Adelaide 8pm Wednesdays, and 3pm Wednesdays in other states. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The funding climate for AI chip startups, once as sunny as a mid-July day, is beginning to cloud over as Nvidia asserts its dominance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is our Wednesday show, when we take a moment to dig into a raft of startup and venture capital news. No big tech here!Keep in mind that Y Combinator's demo day kicks off today, so we're going to be snowed-under in startup news the rest of the week. Consider today's show the calm before the storm.AUDIOOn the podcast this morning we have BlaBlaCar's new credit facility and how it managed to land it, how PipeDreams could be onto a new model of startup construction, GoStudent's rebound and profitability, Hailo's chip business and massive new funding round, and the two new brands that GGV calls home as it divides up its operations on both sides of the Pacific Ocean.Equity is TechCrunch's flagship podcast and posts every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and you can subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the casts.You also can follow Equity on X and Threads, at @EquityPod.For the full interview transcript, for those who prefer reading over listening, read on, or check out our full archive of episodes over at Simplecast. Credits: Equity is hosted by TechCrunch's Alex Wilhelm and Mary Ann Azevedo. We are produced by Theresa Loconsolo with editing by Kell. Bryce Durbin is our Illustrator. We'd also like to thank the audience development team and Henry Pickavet, who manages TechCrunch audio products.

World Radio Day is just around the corner on 13 February, and we have another voice from the sector this week as Sam catches up with Chris Corcoran from Reading Radio in Brisbane. Later in the show, you'll hear from Sam Foulkes joining the show all the way from Cincinnati, Ohio. Sam is head of braille production at Clovernook, an organisation which is hosting the Ohio Braille Challenge in a couple of weeks time. And finally this week, Santiago Velasquez is back to tell us about Hailo, a new app set to roll out for bus passengers who are blind or have low vision to help them get around their network much more easily and reliably.Support this Vision Australia Radio program: https://www.visionaustralia.org/donate?src=radio&type=0&_ga=2.182040610.46191917.1644183916-1718358749.1627963141See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Weber visited Stefan Fischereder from KEBA. Stefan is a software developer and is responsible for the Linz-based company's Industrial AI division. The Austrians rely on an AI module with a Hailo chip and Stefan explains the strategy to us. KEBA has a turnover of around 560 million euros. Thanks for listening. We welcome suggestions for topics, criticism and a few stars on Apple, Spotify and Co. We thank our partner **HANNOVER MESSE** https://www.hannovermesse.de/de/ Stefan Fischereder ([LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/stefan-fischereder-b54a06105/))

On this week's podcast, Mark Grobman, CTO of machine learning for Hailo, and Derek Webb, surveillance product manager for Snap One, join us to discuss a recent announcement from Snap One about how the company's Luma Insights security system has leveraged the Hailo-8 AI chip to allow for advanced security capabilities. The Insights service integrates with existing Snap One products and requires minimal setup for integrators, allowing for near-instant access to AI-powered visibility from Luma cameras in a Control4 system.Today's episode of Residential Tech Talks is brought to you Nice, a global manufacturer of smart home, security, and building automation solutions. Nice is bringing together 30 years of innovation with award-winning products from ELAN, SpeakerCraft, and Panamax, to create a holistic ecosystem for builders, integrators, and consumers. Learn more about how you can create One Home with One Solution at go.niceforyou.com/rtt.

Rejtélyes jelek érkeztek az űrből 24.hu     2023-12-21 05:10:06     Tudomány Világűr A rádiókitörések olyan mintát rajzoltak ki, amelyhez hasonlót korábban nem láttak a kutatók. Kína: Nagy októberi mobiltelefon-eladások Mínuszos     2023-12-21 05:33:36     Mobiltech Kína Telefon Mobiltelefon Kínában éves összevetésben 19,7 százalékkal, 29,16 millióra nőttek a mobiltelefon-eladások októberben. A kínai Ipari és Információtechnológiai Minisztérium tudományos központja, az Informatikai és Kommunikációs Kutatóintézet adatai szerint továbbra is a helyi márkák uralták a piacot: a kínai gyártók 18,01 millió telefont szállítottak ki, 7,2 százal A Telekom ügyfele? 4 napon át teljesen ingyen telefonálhat bármennyit hvg.hu     2023-12-21 11:03:00     Mobiltech Telefon Telekom Mobilinternet Előfizetéses és feltöltőkártyás ügyfelei számára is ingyenes telefonálási, illetve mobilnetezési lehetőségeket jelentett be a Telekom. Ha szükséged lenne egy harmadik kézre, hamarosan könnyedén hozzájuthatsz PCW     2023-12-21 07:02:22     Infotech Olcsó A légzéssel és rekeszizom-mozgásokkal irányított eszközt széleskörűen lehet majd használni, de nem lesz olcsó. Mesterséges intelligenciával méri fel a szemek és az agy egészségét az LG nemzetközi startup-versenyének győztese newtechnology.hu     2023-12-21 05:33:36     Modern Gazdaság Infotech USA Fesztiválok Mesterséges intelligencia Generáció Innováció Startup Az LG Electronics észak-amerikai innovációs központja (LG NOVA) saját szervezésű innovációs fesztiválon hirdette ki nemzetközi startup-versenyének győzteseit. Az LG NOVA Innovációs Fesztivál célja, hogy az újító gondolkodók egy helyen találkozzanak, ahol diskurzust folytathatnak azokról a következő generációs technológiai megoldásokról, amelyek a v A NASA lézerrel sugároz macskás videót a mélyűrből ITBusiness     2023-12-21 06:03:55     Infotech Világűr NASA A "Taters" nevű macskáról készült, 15 másodperces klipet lézerrel küldték, és találóan egy lézersugarat kerget. A narancssárga cirmosról készült felvételek 19 millió mérföldet tettek meg – ez körülbelül 80-szorosa a Föld és a Hold közötti távolságnak. A NASA reméli, hogy az általa tesztelt lézertechnológia végül javítani fogja a Naprendszer távolab Akár 50 milliót hozhat a konyhára a megújult sorsjegykirakós – érkezik a Puzzle+ Márkamonitor     2023-12-21 12:06:01     Gaming Kilenc gyors, mégis összetett játékmenettel, vidám külsővel és a papíralapúnál nagyobb nyerési eséllyel jön a Puzzle+ elektronikus sorsjegy. Magyarország első sorsjegykirakósának digitális változatával akár 50 millió forintot nyerhetnek a szerencsések, de további három, egyenként 1 millió forintos jutalom is várja a kaparós játékok kedvelőit.     A Kozmikus karácsonyfává álltak össze a csillagok TechWorld     2023-12-21 06:02:54     Tudomány Energia Fiatal csillagok alkotják a Karácsonyfa-halmaz néven elhíresült, a Földtől mintegy 2500 fényévnyire fekvő objektumot.  A NGC 2264 kódjelű halmaz fiatal, 1-5 millió esztendős csillagoknak ad otthont, miközben a meglévők mellé újabb és újabb csillagok is születnek benne. A fényes égitestek meglehetősen aktívak, erős energiakitörések jellemzőek rájuk Kibabrált egy híres zsarolóbandával az USA, jöhet a bosszú IT café     2023-12-21 07:00:00     Infotech USA Hacker A hírhedt Blackcat zsarolóbanda weboldalait foglalták le az USA hatóságai – erre válaszul a hackerek bosszút esküdtek, még több támadást helyeztek kilátásba. Nem csak szép, de masszív is lett a Red Magic 9 Pro Mobilarena     2023-12-21 11:20:00     Mobiltech A nagy teljesítményű, akár aktív hűtéssel is dolgozó eszközök szerkezeti integritása nem mindig kielégítő. Kivéve a Red Magic modelljeié. A Schneider Electric az ipar jövőjét formáló Hailo-8 kompakt MI-processzorral turbózza fel megoldásait newtechnology.hu     2023-12-21 04:33:36     Cégvilág Mesterséges intelligencia Schneider Electric A mesterséges intelligencia kínálta előnyök ipari automatizálási megoldásokban történő még jobb kihasználását teszi lehetővé a Schneider Electric és a Hailo Technologies között létrejött technológiai együttműködés. A kooperáció révén többek között az ipari képalkotás, a minőség-ellenőrzés és a selejt csökkentése terén nyílnak meg új lehetőségek. A Pénteken 4 óra 27 perckor lesz a téli napforduló Kiderül     2023-12-21 13:51:30     Tudomány Világűr Napforduló A téli napforduló az északi féltekén a csillagászati tél kezdetét jelenti, a legtöbb kultúrában több ősi népi szokás kapcsolódik hozzá, és ünnepségek kísérik. Magyarországon hagyományosan Pilisszántóra zarándokolnak az emberek megünnepelni az újjászülető fényt. Gyártás a felemelkedéshez okosipar.hu     2023-12-21 07:03:54     Cégvilág Világűr SpaceX 2023 májusában új rekordot állítottak fel az egyidejűleg az űrben tartózkodó személyek számát tekintve, ekkor egyszerre 20 ember keringett a bolygó körüli pályán. Az idén lezajlott számos űrmisszió közül a Virgin Galactic vállalat Galactic 01 útja volt az első kereskedelmi célú szuborbitális űrrepülés, és már a SpaceX is felkészült az első keresked A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Rejtélyes jelek érkeztek az űrből 24.hu     2023-12-21 05:10:06     Tudomány Világűr A rádiókitörések olyan mintát rajzoltak ki, amelyhez hasonlót korábban nem láttak a kutatók. Kína: Nagy októberi mobiltelefon-eladások Mínuszos     2023-12-21 05:33:36     Mobiltech Kína Telefon Mobiltelefon Kínában éves összevetésben 19,7 százalékkal, 29,16 millióra nőttek a mobiltelefon-eladások októberben. A kínai Ipari és Információtechnológiai Minisztérium tudományos központja, az Informatikai és Kommunikációs Kutatóintézet adatai szerint továbbra is a helyi márkák uralták a piacot: a kínai gyártók 18,01 millió telefont szállítottak ki, 7,2 százal A Telekom ügyfele? 4 napon át teljesen ingyen telefonálhat bármennyit hvg.hu     2023-12-21 11:03:00     Mobiltech Telefon Telekom Mobilinternet Előfizetéses és feltöltőkártyás ügyfelei számára is ingyenes telefonálási, illetve mobilnetezési lehetőségeket jelentett be a Telekom. Ha szükséged lenne egy harmadik kézre, hamarosan könnyedén hozzájuthatsz PCW     2023-12-21 07:02:22     Infotech Olcsó A légzéssel és rekeszizom-mozgásokkal irányított eszközt széleskörűen lehet majd használni, de nem lesz olcsó. Mesterséges intelligenciával méri fel a szemek és az agy egészségét az LG nemzetközi startup-versenyének győztese newtechnology.hu     2023-12-21 05:33:36     Modern Gazdaság Infotech USA Fesztiválok Mesterséges intelligencia Generáció Innováció Startup Az LG Electronics észak-amerikai innovációs központja (LG NOVA) saját szervezésű innovációs fesztiválon hirdette ki nemzetközi startup-versenyének győzteseit. Az LG NOVA Innovációs Fesztivál célja, hogy az újító gondolkodók egy helyen találkozzanak, ahol diskurzust folytathatnak azokról a következő generációs technológiai megoldásokról, amelyek a v A NASA lézerrel sugároz macskás videót a mélyűrből ITBusiness     2023-12-21 06:03:55     Infotech Világűr NASA A "Taters" nevű macskáról készült, 15 másodperces klipet lézerrel küldték, és találóan egy lézersugarat kerget. A narancssárga cirmosról készült felvételek 19 millió mérföldet tettek meg – ez körülbelül 80-szorosa a Föld és a Hold közötti távolságnak. A NASA reméli, hogy az általa tesztelt lézertechnológia végül javítani fogja a Naprendszer távolab Akár 50 milliót hozhat a konyhára a megújult sorsjegykirakós – érkezik a Puzzle+ Márkamonitor     2023-12-21 12:06:01     Gaming Kilenc gyors, mégis összetett játékmenettel, vidám külsővel és a papíralapúnál nagyobb nyerési eséllyel jön a Puzzle+ elektronikus sorsjegy. Magyarország első sorsjegykirakósának digitális változatával akár 50 millió forintot nyerhetnek a szerencsések, de további három, egyenként 1 millió forintos jutalom is várja a kaparós játékok kedvelőit.     A Kozmikus karácsonyfává álltak össze a csillagok TechWorld     2023-12-21 06:02:54     Tudomány Energia Fiatal csillagok alkotják a Karácsonyfa-halmaz néven elhíresült, a Földtől mintegy 2500 fényévnyire fekvő objektumot.  A NGC 2264 kódjelű halmaz fiatal, 1-5 millió esztendős csillagoknak ad otthont, miközben a meglévők mellé újabb és újabb csillagok is születnek benne. A fényes égitestek meglehetősen aktívak, erős energiakitörések jellemzőek rájuk Kibabrált egy híres zsarolóbandával az USA, jöhet a bosszú IT café     2023-12-21 07:00:00     Infotech USA Hacker A hírhedt Blackcat zsarolóbanda weboldalait foglalták le az USA hatóságai – erre válaszul a hackerek bosszút esküdtek, még több támadást helyeztek kilátásba. Nem csak szép, de masszív is lett a Red Magic 9 Pro Mobilarena     2023-12-21 11:20:00     Mobiltech A nagy teljesítményű, akár aktív hűtéssel is dolgozó eszközök szerkezeti integritása nem mindig kielégítő. Kivéve a Red Magic modelljeié. A Schneider Electric az ipar jövőjét formáló Hailo-8 kompakt MI-processzorral turbózza fel megoldásait newtechnology.hu     2023-12-21 04:33:36     Cégvilág Mesterséges intelligencia Schneider Electric A mesterséges intelligencia kínálta előnyök ipari automatizálási megoldásokban történő még jobb kihasználását teszi lehetővé a Schneider Electric és a Hailo Technologies között létrejött technológiai együttműködés. A kooperáció révén többek között az ipari képalkotás, a minőség-ellenőrzés és a selejt csökkentése terén nyílnak meg új lehetőségek. A Pénteken 4 óra 27 perckor lesz a téli napforduló Kiderül     2023-12-21 13:51:30     Tudomány Világűr Napforduló A téli napforduló az északi féltekén a csillagászati tél kezdetét jelenti, a legtöbb kultúrában több ősi népi szokás kapcsolódik hozzá, és ünnepségek kísérik. Magyarországon hagyományosan Pilisszántóra zarándokolnak az emberek megünnepelni az újjászülető fényt. Gyártás a felemelkedéshez okosipar.hu     2023-12-21 07:03:54     Cégvilág Világűr SpaceX 2023 májusában új rekordot állítottak fel az egyidejűleg az űrben tartózkodó személyek számát tekintve, ekkor egyszerre 20 ember keringett a bolygó körüli pályán. Az idén lezajlott számos űrmisszió közül a Virgin Galactic vállalat Galactic 01 útja volt az első kereskedelmi célú szuborbitális űrrepülés, és már a SpaceX is felkészült az első keresked A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

This week we speak with Santiago Velasquez about Hailo, an interesting new way to access public transport. Imagine if you could not only identify your correct bus, but know when the bus is coming, easily identify where you want to get off and more. Hailo could well be the answer. For more information, see https://hailo.co

Brought to you by Merge—A single API to add hundreds of integrations into your app | Coda—Meet the evolution of docs | Vanta—Automate compliance. Simplify security.—Camille Hearst is Head of Fan Monetization at Spotify, where she finds new ways for fans to connect and for artists to monetize. Previously she was Head of Product for Creators at Patreon, Product Marketing Manager at YouTube, the second Product Manager at iTunes, and VP of Product at Hailo. She also co-founded a company called Kit, which was acquired by Patreon in 2018. In today's podcast, we discuss:• Advice on building a successful career as a creator• Her take on the future of the creator economy• The best and worst parts of building products for music artists• What Apple product teams do differently• The story of meeting Steve Jobs• Advice for founders going through acquisitions—Find the full transcript at: https://www.lennyspodcast.com/monetizing-passions-scaling-marketplaces-and-stories-from-a-creator-economy-vet-camille-hearst/—Where to find Camille Hearst:• Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/camillionz• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chearst/—Where to find Lenny:• Newsletter: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com• Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/lennysan• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lennyrachitsky/—In this episode, we cover:(00:00) Camille's background(04:24) Camille's role as Head of Fan Monetization at Spotify(07:40) The best and worst parts of working with artists(14:15) Trends in the content creation world(19:29) Advice on building a successful career as a creator(21:32) The importance of content curators(22:30) Camille's startup, Kit (24:49) Advice on selling your startup(28:28) The supply side of marketplaces(34:37) How Camille became the second PM at iTunes (35:43) The story of meeting Steve Jobs(43:01) Apple's style of product management(45:54) Opportunities on the platform side of content creation(48:34) Camille's early years growing up in a creative tech family(53:45) Favorite frameworks(52:32) Lightning round—Referenced:• Adam Fishman on Lenny's Podcast: https://www.lennyspodcast.com/how-to-build-a-high-performing-growth-team-adam-fishman-patreon-lyft-imperfect-foods/• The Federal Reserve says Taylor Swift's Eras Tour boosted the economy. One market research firm estimates she could add $5 billion: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/taylor-swift-eras-tour-boosted-economy-tourism-federal-reserve-how-much-money-made/• Yelp coins the “Beyoncé bump” for the economic halo created by the pop star's Renaissance Tour: https://fortune.com/2023/07/19/beyonce-renaissance-tour-economic-impact/• Lenny Bot: https://www.lennybot.com/• YouTube streamer faces riot charge after Union Square Park erupts in chaos: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/04/nyregion/union-square-kai-cenat-twitch-giveaway.html• Michelle Phan on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MICHELLEPHA• Rover: https://www.rover.com/• Airbnb's product management shift: the view from product leaders: https://www.mindtheproduct.com/airbnbs-product-management-shift-the-viewpoint-of-product-leaders/#• Hiroki Asai on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hiroki-asai-a44137110/• The Really Good Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-really-good-podcast/id1697794816• Nichiren Buddhism: https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/buddhism/subdivisions/nichiren_1.shtml• What's Love Got to Do with It on Hulu: https://www.hulu.com/movie/whats-love-got-to-do-with-it-f996a307-ee91-4550-8829-3694f55e0189• Marty Cagan on Lenny's Podcast: https://www.lennyspodcast.com/the-nature-of-product-marty-cagan-silicon-valley-product-group/• Why you should eat the frog first: https://asana.com/resources/eat-the-frog• Draw the owl: https://review.firstround.com/draw-the-owl-and-other-company-values-you-didnt-know-you-should-have• The Three-Body Problem: https://www.amazon.com/Three-Body-Problem-Cixin-Liu/dp/0765382032• Kindred: https://www.amazon.com/Kindred-Octavia-Butler/dp/0807083690• A Wrinkle in Time: https://www.amazon.com/Wrinkle-Time-Quintet/dp/0312367546/• Foundation on AppleTV+: https://tv.apple.com/us/show/foundation/umc.cmc.5983fipzqbicvrve6jdfep4x3• Battlestar Galactica on SyFy: https://www.syfy.com/battlestar-galactica• Hijack on AppleTV+: https://tv.apple.com/us/show/hijack/umc.cmc.1dg08zn0g3zx52hs8npoj5qe3• Shadow and Bone on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/80236319• Afrobeats playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1EQqFPe2ux3rbj• “Calm Down” by Rema on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/37iaWiKMa9YBbEDlw5c3Qh—Production and marketing by https://penname.co/. For inquiries about sponsoring the podcast, email podcast@lennyrachitsky.com.—Lenny may be an investor in the companies discussed. Get full access to Lenny's Newsletter at www.lennysnewsletter.com/subscribe

Hailo unveils new edge AI accelerators, report highlights challenges in AI-generated captions, Paizo announces update for Starfinder RPG, Two Point Campus releases new DLC, Bitfinex hack culprits plead guilty, Meta publishes studies on filter bubbles, Nothing launches affordable sub-brand, Worldcoin works to resume iris scans in Kenya, BMW increases investment in EVs, Waymo expands autonomous rideshare program to Austin, Discord lays off employees, Endor Labs raises $70 million in funding.

Ryo Umezawa is a Partner leading Antler's expansion into Japan. Prior to Antler, Ryo was a Principal at East Ventures, Japan, an early stage venture capital firm. As a serial entrepreneur, Ryo founded two companies, including AllCoupon Japan (acquired), and was Japan's country manager for companies such as Tinder, Homeaway (Expedia Group) and Hailo. Ryo spent 10 years in the Philippines prior to studying International Business and Economics at Sophia University in Tokyo. Ryo has been selected as a Leader of Tomorrow at the 40th + 44th St. Gallen Symposium, as well as one of the first members of World Economic Forum, Global Shapers Community (GSC) in its Tokyo hub. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryoumezawa/ ロング： 10年間のフィリピン滞在を経て、2007年上智大学・比較文化学部卒業。在学中の2005年からインターンとしてジェイ・シードに参画し、複数の投資先企業で事業立ち上げやマーケティング業務に携わる。2008年から株式会社トラフィックゲート（現リンクシェア・ジャパン株式会社）にてiPhoneのアドネットワーク事業やアプリプロデュースを経験したあと起業。その後スタートアップや上場企業の顧問や株主として累計30社＋に携わり、グローバルスタートアップタクシー配車アプリの日本法人HAILO株式会社の代表取締役社長、バケーションレンタル事業を展開しているNASDAQ上場企業HomeAwayの日本支社長、ソーシャルマッチングアプリ最大手のTinder日本支社長、East Ventures株式会社にてPrincipalを務め、現在はグローバル投資ファンドAntlerのパートナー・Antler株式会社の代表取締役、クリエイターニンジャ株式会社の代表取締役社長、株式会社nommocの取締役。 ライフワークとしては2010年及び2014年にSt. Gallen SymposiumにLeaders of Tomorrowに選出、続く2011年には世界経済フォーラム（World Economic Forum：通称ダボス会議）グローバルシェイパーズコミュニティ（Global Shapers Community）日本の若手リーダーに選出され活動。 ショート： 10年間のフィリピン滞在を経て、2007年上智大学・比較文化学部卒業。在学中の2005年からインターンとしてジェイ・シードで事業立ち上げやマーケティング業務に携わる。2008年から株式会社トラフィックゲート（現リンクシェア・ジャパン株式会社）にてアドネットワーク事業やアプリプロデュースを経験後に起業。タクシー配車アプリの日本法人HAILO株式会社代表取締役社長、バケーションレンタル事業HomeAway日本支社長、マッチングアプリTinder日本支社長、投資ファンドEast VenturesのPrincipalを経て、2022年グローバル投資ファンドAntlerのパートナーに就任。 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/geeksofthevalley/support

Tonight the Meraux Mafia enters the Black Girl Book Club Podcast. It started with a night of passion and ended with a forced marriage. Gianni and Hailo's beginning was unconventional but will they get their happily ever after? Let's talk about it. Read Meraux Mafia: No Ordinary Love by Kaylyn: https://www.amazon.com/Meraux-Mafia-No-Ordinary-Love-ebook/dp/B0BSB8JWGJ Join the Black Girl Book Club Podcast Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theblackgirlbookclubpodcast Join the Black Girl Book Club Podcast Email list: https://www.theblackgirlbookclubpodcast.com/theblkgrlbcpodcast-6136 Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-black-girl-book-club-podcast/id1627300394 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Q87PbQrzipKr94oD2TroY?si=058c003a9a8b41aa --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theblkgrlbookclubpc/support

On the show this week we find out about Sight Tech Global 2022, a virtual, free, and highly accessible event on December 7 and 8 that convenes some of the world's top experts working on inclusive tech, especially AI, for people who are blind or visually impaired. To find out more about what's in store we are joined by Brian Fischler, comedian, podcaster, and host of this year's Sight Tech Global conference.Also the show we are joined by Santiago Velasquez who is the founder and CEO of technology start-up Hailo, a system that remotely alerts the bus driver when a person with vision impairment wants to board a bus. Santiago tells us about his plans for Hailo and also EyeSyght, which is a tactile visual display to help someone with a vision impairment access graphical content. Should you have any questions about either Hailo or EyeSyght you can contact Santiago through the following email addresses: info@hailo.co / info@eyesyght.com.Support the show

Bitpanda, one of Europe's leading investment platforms, has announced it is expanding its services to Ireland to meet growing demand for safe and secure access to digital assets. The platform will empower potential, first-time and seasoned Irish investors to take full control of their finances. Leading this growth is former CMO of MyWallSt and former Head of EMEA Growth at Hailo, Rob Cumiskey, now Country Lead and Head of Marketing for Bitpanda in Ireland. ERIC DEMUTH, co-founder and CEO of Bitpanda, says “At Bitpanda, we are setting the bar for retail investing in Europe with regulation and security for digital assets and bringing a trusted, seamless and secure trading experience to all. As recent events have shown, where you invest matters. We are giving European investors a better choice because we believe that digital assets and blockchain technology are reinventing what it means to invest, and we remain committed to building simple, easy-to-use, and fully regulated financial products for everyone.” Rob Cumiskey, Country Lead and Head of Marketing for Bitpanda in Ireland added: “'We have a growing community of Bitpanda users in the Irish market, which doesn't surprise us at all given the early adopter nature of the market. With this in mind, we have been investing in our local Bitpanda team and we want to make sure that we have the best possible product based on local needs across Europe. I personally can't wait to lead our growth efforts here and show Ireland what Bitpanda has to offer.” Ireland will play a central role in Bitpanda's expansion goals as it aims to become the number one investment platform in Europe. Bitpanda aims to simplify wealth creation for investors of all-aptness and levels of experience by building the infrastructure they need to take control over when and how they invest. The platform's intuitive design gives people an easy, fast and safe way to invest in a wide range of digital assets. Underpinning this is Bitpanda's absolute commitment to customer security and safety. Bitpanda's crypto assets are held in a highly-secure environment and customers' crypto funds are 100% backed. Additionally, the Bitpanda Group diligently follows European laws and regulations. Bitpanda operates business based on various VASP registrations, as well as MiFID II, E-Money and PSD II licences amongst all its core markets. The future of fintech is partnerships As Europe's largest and most regulated trading platform Bitpanda wants to help accelerate the transition to a tokenized world by removing significant barriers to investing, and partnering with existing financial institutions to modernise traditional financial products. By bringing its White Label API-infrastructure to Ireland, the platform will allow traditional banks and fintechs here to access 24/7 trading and provide their current and future customers with an easy, convenient and secure way to invest in digital assets as a significant value-added service. Leading European financial firms already using Bitpanda White Label include French neobank – Lydia, UK based smart money app – Plum, and the largest digital bank in continental Europe – N26, and Bitpanda sees a similarly large appetite amongst Irish banks. Simplifying wealth creation Approximately 12% of Ireland's population is actively investing in cryptocurrency, according to data by GWI. However, as macroeconomic events continue to impact people's finances, an openness to making investments coupled with exposure to money based apps has dramatically increased Irish customer interest in investing in digital assets. Bitpanda's Irish data shows that Bitcoin and Ethereum are the most popular assets being traded on the platform with both male and female users. Terra Classic (more popular male) and Cardano (more popular female) follow in third place. Elon Musk's Tesla and Twitter are the most heavily traded securities with Irish users showing us that Irish users have not been immune to the news cycles of the past...

Paddy Fletcher - Founder Port of Leith Distillery We explore learnings from Paddy's career in senior finance roles in Tech business, including Hailo and WeWork. We learn about how the investment process in Tech focuses predominantly on growth leaving other disciplines to develop later on. Paddy has taken his passion for distilling and co-founded Port of Leith Distillery, with a product range with a longer time horizon that attracts a very different type of investor.Your host is Guy Hutchinson and this podcast was brought to you by Startup CFO.https://startupcfo.tech/Music:Pumpkin Blues by Daniel Fridell and Sven LindvallLicensed through Epidemic Sound

David Savage is Associate Vice President, UK & Ireland for Geotab, the world's largest commercial telematics company. In this role, David leads the operational, commercial and organisational activities of the region. He has accountability for the delivery of Geotab's overall strategy and realisation of the company's ambitious growth targets in support of its wider European growth focus. With more than 15 years experience within operations and transport management, David has a proven ability in helping businesses to scale sustainably. Prior to joining Geotab, he held the role of UK General Manager at FreeNow (formerly MyTaxi and Hailo), Europe's leading e-hailing app. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrdavidsavage --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crypto-hipster-podcast/support

GUEST: Silvia Fischer, VP Smart Mobility, FREE NOWABOUT THIS EPISODEMobility super apps are something we've talked about before on the podcast – these are apps which combine all forms of travel in a city to enable you to plan, reserve, and pay for your journey, regardless of the mode of transport and operator.We've seen the likes of Uber and Lyft add food delivery to their apps – and Uber is understood to be preparing the addition of long-distance travel bookings such as intercity trains, buses and planes. It already offers escooters, ebikes, and boats. And it has its sights set on becoming a one-stop shop for travel – a mobility super app.But it's not alone – and one of the largest such apps in Europe is FREE NOW. The company grew out of the Daimler/BMW mobility joint-venture of 2019 that pooled the two companies' mobility services, but FREE NOW traces its roots back to taxi hailing apps mytaxi and Hailo. FREE NOW is a fully integrated multi-mobility platform, providing access to eScooters, eBikes, eMopeds and car sharing, including partnerships with SIXT and Dott.FREE NOW has more than 54 million users in 16 markets and in over 170 cities - and it has 1,850 employees, including Silvia Fischer, FREE NOW's VP Smart Mobility.Connect with Silvia Fischer on LinkedIn

Big Data has a problem. It's not just its bigness; it's the rigidity of the databases that hold and that force us to make data copies. Resulting problems, from privacy to fidelity loss, are so severe, we should revisit the first principles of how databases are built. Let's be honest, if we could build our whole data infrastructure over again, would we do it differently?  Today's guest says we would have built data like a network. Thankfully, next-generation technology will allow us to store data in this new way while still making use of old-style databases.    My guest is Chris McLellan. He splits his time between the nonprofit Data Collaboration Alliance, and Cinchy, the leader in enterprise data fabric technology. Coming out of Bishops University with a degree in Political Science, his career has included stints at VarageSale, and Lyft, as well as startups like Flexday and ChangeJar. He also created the go-to-market strategy for Hailo, the taxi network of 35,000 licensed drivers.  People/Products/Concepts Mentioned in Show Backgrounder on AI & Databases Company Chris is part of: Cinchy Non-profit Chris belongs to: Datacollaboration.org Chris' Ask AI podcast Chris on LinkedIn For more details, please visit https://funnelreboot.com/episode-95-new-database-technology-paradigm-with-chris-mclellan/

This episode of Fraudology is brought to you by Ravelin. http://ravelin.com/fraudology (Download your copy of their 2022 merchant survey). Survey >> https://www.ravelin.com/fraudology (https://www.ravelin.com/fraudology) This week, two co-founders of the fraud tech company Ravelin stopped by Fraudology to "nerd out" on current fraud topics. Mairtin O'Riada and Martin Sweeney met each other when they were working to solve new fraud issues at the UK/EU tech start-up & ride sharing app, Hailo. When they couldn't find the right solution on the market for their unique issues, they decided to create one in-house. And later, started Ravelin with two others. Karisse and the "Martins" had a lot of fun talking about several areas of fraud including: Highlights from their recent "Merchant Perspectives on Fraud & Payments" Study (download here: www.Ravelin.com/Fraudology) Current hot topics such as PSD2, ATOs, Mobile wallet fraud their merchants are experiencing (the "... Pay"s) Reflections on the current vendor landscape overall and where it may be going To learn more about Ravelin, visit www.Ravelin.com Fraudology is hosted by Karisse Hendrick, a fraud fighter with decades of experience advising hundreds of the biggest ecommerce companies in the world on fraud, chargebacks, and other forms of abuse impacting a company's bottom line. Connect with her on https://www.linkedin.com/in/karissehendrick/ (LinkedIn) She brings her experience, expertise, and extensive network of experts to this podcast semi weekly, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

That Great Business Show is made possible by our sponsor De Facto Shaving Oil, the world's best shaving oil.2.00" Jane Maher, Head of Marketing, FreeNow explains the name changes (plural!) from Hailo, to My Taxi to FreeNow and how the Mercedes/BMW (yes!) company has chosen to go into 'mobility solutions'. The app can be used by taxi owners across the island and it has recently been made available on scooter service Zipp Mobility, (a company headed by TeamGBS member Charlie Gleeson). For someone wanting to be their own boss Free Now is #Hiring and they're having roadshows (pun!) to promote the app, across the country. Non-football fan Jane's 'hire in a heartbeat' - Jurgen Klopp. You'll have to listen to find out why.27.00" Ciara Troy, founder Oishi Sushi, sixteen years in business. Ups, downs and most recently ups again as, after a year and a half of negotiations the company has finally been listed in Tesco AND Lidl Northern Ireland...and the response has been simply astonishing. Wait till your hear the central Dublin based company's sales figures for their first couple of months in NI, supplied from Smithfield, Dublin. But she only believed she had actually secured such fantastic contracts when she shipped her first pallet up the M1. Her eye is on the next prize...breaking into Britain. Go for it TeamGBS!Ciara's 'hire in a heartbeat' - Michael O'Leary, Ryanair boss51.00" Clare McSweeney, international athlete and founder of Kuul Play, aiming to get those kids who don't enjoy physical activity, to change their ways. Curiously the company has attracted serious international attention, particularly on funding, but at the moment they are too small for US (where childhood obesity is running at a whopping 60%) and UK funds who have said they want to invest, so at the moment they want what is called in the the investment business, 'wise money' - investors who can bring more than just their cash to the party. They want to raise €750k before the end of April.Clare's 'hire in a heartbeat' - uber athlete and now serious investor, Serena Williams. Now she would be 'wise money'!Please share this podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast interview focuses on product innovation that has the power to move us to where we are at the centre of our own digital life, and back in control over our own data. My guest is Julian Ranger, Executive Chairman and Founder of Digi.me.Julian is an aeronautical engineer specialising in interoperability and the military internet. He founded STASYS Ltd in 1987, and grew it to a staff of 230, with subsidiaries in the USA, Germany, Malaysia and Australia prior to sale to Lockheed Martin in 2005. He's an angel investor in more than 20 start-up businesses, including firms such as Hailo, DataSift, and Astrobotic.His passion for the power of personal data led him to build new businesses. Today he's the Exec Chairman and founder of digi.me, a company that's on a mission to enable the Internet of Me, enabling us to do amazing things with our personal data without compromising our privacy or security.And that inspired me, and hence I invited you Julian to my podcast. We explore how the internet has become a place where no one is in control anymore over their own data, but no one is in control over all data. And exactly the latter is the problem that stops us from having the level of personalization we really want, and the big breakthroughs we all need, like precision medicine. Fixing privacy, security and consent is not the way forward. That's about stopping the bad stuff from happening. What we need is a way to share more and better data - to make the good stuff happening (without the bad stuff)Here are some of his quotes:Rich data, now ask yourself, is there a company in the world that can do that? And people say, 'well, Google, and Facebook and Axiom', but if you take a circle of my data, they have a wedge. But they don't have my health, my purchases, or my media, my wearables, and stuff. In fact, because of all the stovepipes or silos, whichever analogy you like, it is impossible for any company to bring all that data together to get a rich data library view. So we are effectively stopped from our future at this point. And the laws are shrinking those wedges that people have, but nobody said, Well, how do I open up the whole circle to do it? Now when you look at it, no company can. But there is one entity in the whole system that knows all about you and me. Yourself.You know where your data is. You have a right for that data. And you're the only entity with unlimited usage rights. When you understand those three things, you can only aggregate rich data at the individual. And that's the key insight for what my business does. That's our big idea. And it's no less than enables the future of the world. During this interview, you will learn four things:Why too often we approach the problem from the wrong end - by not looking far enough ahead: the simple desired outcome for the userWhat it requires to succeed when your big idea hits the road and you discover that the road is not quite as smooth as you'd likeThat everybody is lucky - but that many are just not seeing the luck around them.Why as entrepreneurs we often spend too much time on the idea and the instantiation of it, and not enough time on the internal and external messaging For more information about the guest from this week:Julian RangerWebsite Digi.me See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Geotab is advancing security, connecting commercial vehicles to the internet and providing web-based analytics to help customers better manage their fleets. In addition, Geotab's open platform and Marketplace allow both small and large businesses to automate operations by integrating vehicle data with their other data assets. As an IoT hub, the in-vehicle device provides additional functionality through IOX Add-Ons. Processing billions of data points a day, Geotab leverages data analytics and machine learning to help customers improve productivity, optimize fleets by reducing fuel consumption, enhance driver safety, and achieve regulatory compliance. Since being established in 2000, Geotab Inc. has grown from a small family business to a global leader in fleet management and vehicle tracking solutions. They are now one of the largest telematics outfits globally and have become the first to surpass two million connected vehicles built on a single, open platform. David Savage, Associate Vice President, UK, and Ireland at Geotab, joins me in a discussion about electric vehicle adoption, fleet telematics, sustainability, and tech. David leads the operational, commercial, and organizational activities of the UK and Irish regions. In addition, he has accountability for delivering Geotab's overall strategy and realization of the company's ambitious growth targets in support of its wider UK/European growth focus. With more than 15 years of experience within operations and transport management, David has a proven ability in helping businesses to scale sustainably. Before joining Geotab, he held the role of General Manager at FreeNow (formerly MyTaxi and Hailo), Europe's leading e-hailing app. David shares his story and also discusses the growing conversations around the intersection of sustainability and tech.

AI-powered ADAS and AD systems are getting more complex with every iteration. New sensors, higher resolution cameras and increasingly sophisticated deep learning algorithms have substantial computational requirements. Traditionally, they have relied on compute resources in the cloud. But as systems get more advanced, relying on the cloud alone carries significant risk to systems that are supposed to work in real time under significant cost, space and power constraints. So how do we deal with this reality?Enter Edge AI. An elegant solution that helps process part of the input from various sensors locally, rather than in the cloud. In other words, ‘at the edge'. In this episode of the AI in Automotive podcast, we are joined by Orr Danon, CEO of Hailo Technologies, a company that is bringing powerful edge AI solutions to the automotive industry. Hailo's technology and processor have the capability to process several high-resolution video inputs in real time with low latency, without impacting the accuracy of the algorithm.Orr and I dig deeper into what exactly edge AI is, what advantages it delivers and what its relevance is to ADAS and AD systems. We also talk about the future of autonomous driving, and discuss how the levels of autonomy might evolve in the future. I hope you enjoy our chat today as much as I did recording it with Orr. If you do, do give our podcast a shout on your social media, or share a link with your friends and colleagues.

In this episode we discuss the importance of specilized processors for enabling machine vision on the edge. We also explore ways that edge processing can lead to cost reduction and improved performance for tasks such as inspection and quality assurance.  Orr Danon is the CEO of Hailo. Hailo specialises in Artificial intelligence, processors to deliver data centre class performance to edge devices. oT ONE is a IIoT focused research and advisory firm. We provide research to enable you to grow in the digital age. Our services include market research, competitor information, customer research, market entry, partner scouting, and innovation programs. For more information, please visit iotone.com

The World Famous Insurance Dudes chat with Jay Bregman Part 2We Are Insurance Dudes!!! We Are Here To Learn From All The Incredible Insurance Dudes And Dudettes We Speak With And To Pass The Knowledge Nuggets That We Learn To Our Dedicated And Amazing DudeNation!For All Things Related To Being An Insurance Dude or Dudette,  Incredible Tips, Amazing Tools, and Valuable Resources, Check Out The Insurance Dudes Hub!https://www.theidudes.com/Are you interested in learning  “How To Predictably Sell 6-Figures A Month From Insurance Internet Leads While Saving You Time And Money!?"Head over to our free masterclass  today! Click Herehttps://www.theidudes.com/masterclass-registration1619461457775.....................................................................................................................................................................A little about Jay...Jay Bregman is the CEO & cofounder of Thimble, whose mission is to make insurance simple for businesses so they can succeed. Thimble's on demand insurance was designed to provide a more flexible and affordable alternative to annual plans, with coverage by the hour, the day, or the month for businesses and their crew. Thimble has sold over 100,000 policies to small businesses all across America via its award-winning app, partner APIs, and broker tools. Thimble has raised $30M from investors including IAC. Prior to Thimble, Jay founded Hailo, a ride-sharing company in London backed by marquee investors including Sir Richard Branson, and was acquired by Daimler (rebranded to FreeNow). About Thimble Thimble's mission is to make insurance simple, to help businesses succeed on their own terms. Thimble provides General and Professional Liability insurance via the industry's first ondemand policies, in addition to monthly plans. Now, small businesses can get covered for as little as one hour or turn on coverage with simple monthly payments. Founded in 2016 by Jay Bregman and Eugene Hertz, Thimble is based in New York City and has raised $30M in funding from IAC (NASDAQ: IAC) and other top firms. All Commercial General Liability policies are underwritten by Markel Insurance Company (NYSE: MKL). For more information, download the Thimble app or visit thimble.com.Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaybregman/

The World Famous Insurance Dudes chat with Jay BregmanWe Are Insurance Dudes!!! We Are Here To Learn From All The Incredible Insurance Dudes And Dudettes We Speak With And To Pass The Knowledge Nuggets That We Learn To Our Dedicated And Amazing DudeNation!For All Things Related To Being An Insurance Dude or Dudette,  Incredible Tips, Amazing Tools, and Valuable Resources, Check Out The Insurance Dudes Hub!https://www.theidudes.com/Are you interested in learning  “How To Predictably Sell 6-Figures A Month From Insurance Internet Leads While Saving You Time And Money!?"Head over to our free masterclass  today! Click Herehttps://www.theidudes.com/masterclass-registration1619461457775.....................................................................................................................................................................A little about Jay...Jay Bregman is the CEO & cofounder of Thimble, whose mission is to make insurance simple for businesses so they can succeed. Thimble's on demand insurance was designed to provide a more flexible and affordable alternative to annual plans, with coverage by the hour, the day, or the month for businesses and their crew. Thimble has sold over 100,000 policies to small businesses all across America via its award-winning app, partner APIs, and broker tools. Thimble has raised $30M from investors including IAC. Prior to Thimble, Jay founded Hailo, a ride-sharing company in London backed by marquee investors including Sir Richard Branson, and was acquired by Daimler (rebranded to FreeNow). About Thimble Thimble's mission is to make insurance simple, to help businesses succeed on their own terms. Thimble provides General and Professional Liability insurance via the industry's first ondemand policies, in addition to monthly plans. Now, small businesses can get covered for as little as one hour or turn on coverage with simple monthly payments. Founded in 2016 by Jay Bregman and Eugene Hertz, Thimble is based in New York City and has raised $30M in funding from IAC (NASDAQ: IAC) and other top firms. All Commercial General Liability policies are underwritten by Markel Insurance Company (NYSE: MKL). For more information, download the Thimble app or visit thimble.com.Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaybregman/

David Savage is Associate Vice President, UK & Ireland for Geotab, the world's largest commercial telematics company. In this role, David leads the operational, commercial and organisational activities of the region. He has accountability for the delivery of Geotab's overall strategy and realisation of the company's ambitious growth targets in support of its wider European growth focus. With more than 15 years experience within operations and transport management, David has a proven ability in helping businesses to scale sustainably. Prior to joining Geotab, he held the role of UK General Manager at FreeNow (formerly MyTaxi and Hailo), Europe's leading e-hailing app. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrdavidsavage Jamil Hasan is a Generation X Author and experienced data intelligence technology builder with two decades of experience leading data-based teams at Fortune 100 companies, including AIG, Prudential Financial, and Ingersoll Rand. Jamil believes that skill and experience, not just age, is the most important factor required to build and lead corporate organizations. His unique story, as someone on the ground floor of the 2008 financial crisis and his role to help repay the $180 billion AIG bailout, enabled him to come face-to-face with many of the societal ills facing Generation X today and their causes. As the result of his experience, Jamil has developed a path forward for his fellow Gen Xers to restore his generation's financial standing in society today and to rebuild the American Dream for Generation X.

Jay Bregman is CEO & co-founder of Thimble, insurance that helps businesses succeed on their own terms. Thimble's customizable policies are designed for the uncertainty of starting, running, and growing a business in today's economic landscape. To date, Thimble has sold more than $175B in coverage to businesses across America via its award-winning app, partner APIs, and industry-leading broker tools. Their unique policies have attracted the likes of Hiscox, Lloyd's, and Angi, who have partnered with the insurtech to provide innovative solutions to their customers. Thimble has raised $30M from investors including IAC, Open Ocean and top VCs. Prior to Thimble, Jay founded Hailo, a ridesharing company in London backed by investors including Sir Richard Branson that was acquired by Daimler. Earlier, he founded and sold eCourier, a technology-enabled services company to Royal Mail. Key points from the episode Thimble is simple business insurance created with small business in mind and the need for flexibility, especially in challenging times like we are facing today Jay's background was in the micro-employment and gig space, so he was watching how business consumers' needs were changing and insurance wasn't changing with them They started in drones, which was a space Jay was personally interested in and saw how the way people were using their drones for episodic income had no fit-for-purpose coverage In meeting the needs of drone pilots, those same people started asking for solutions for their other sources of income Aviation was easier to navigate the regulations on, but regulation became a major theme for Thimble as they spread to other lines by embracing the idea of working with regulators rather than fighting against them This may require lobbying to help move the thinking on some regulations that were created at a very different time and situation than the current environment or nature of work and exposure The economic shock of the pandemic has shifted how many companies work Larger businesses decided they needed more flexibility than their annual policy, leading Thimble to see some larger risks than they had been seeing before Smaller businesses with spikes in their revenue saw more spikiness, making the flexibility of Thimble's approach even more attractive There has been more growth in the starting of small businesses that is unprecedented Insureds are used to "consumerized" experiences, and are increasingly intollerant of where this is missing Shifts coming - there is a shift in appetite for some of the startup carriers that had "simple" offerings early on (like Thimble when it was just offering drone coverage) to be able to compete on much more complex and complete offerings going forward once their platform is proven Making changes in a legacy carrier is possible, but you have to be willing to fight against your existing solutions that the change may be breaking, giving Thimble not just a head start, but a moat that should persist beyond just when legacy carriers start offering episodic solutions This episode is brought to you by Medallia (Medallia.com), and the book series, "The Future of Insurance: From Disruption to Evolution" by Bryan Falchuk (future-of-insurance.com). Follow the podcast at future-of-insurance.com/podcast for more details and other episodes. Music courtesy of UPbeat Music, available to stream on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and Google Play. Just search for "UPbeat Music".

Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple? Reach out to us at [almartintalksdata@gmail.com] and tell us why you should be next. AbstractHosted by Al Martin, VP, IBM Expert Services Delivery, Making Data Simple provides the latest thinking on big data, A.I., and the implications for the enterprise from a range of experts.This week on Making Data Simple, we have Orr Danon CEO at Hailo Technologies. Hailo has developed a breakthrough deep learning microprocessor based on a novel architecture which enables edge devices to run sophisticated deep learning applications that could previously run only on the cloud.Orr has a decade of software and engineering experience from the Israel Defense Forces’ elite intelligence unit. Orr coordinated many of the unit’s largest and most complex interdisciplinary projects, ultimately earning the Israel Defense Award granted by Israel’s president, and the Creative Thinking Award, bestowed by the head of Israel’s military intelligence. Orr holds an M.Sc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Tel Aviv University and a B.Sc in Physics from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.Show Notes4:28 – Is Edge a hardware solution?11:45 – Where do you think the fastest growth in the Edge is going to be?14:01 – What makes your AI chip different?17:10 – Anything else in your secret sauce that makes you different?18:28 – If I am a customer what do I do for proof of technology? And do your chips work together at the Edge?21:35 – What about security?22:50 – Tell us about the data?26:40 – Where will you be in 5 years?Hailo website  Connect with the TeamProducer Kate Brown - LinkedIn. Producer Steve Templeton - LinkedIn. Host Al Martin - LinkedIn and Twitter. 

Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple? Reach out to us at [almartintalksdata@gmail.com] and tell us why you should be next. AbstractHosted by Al Martin, VP, IBM Expert Services Delivery, Making Data Simple provides the latest thinking on big data, A.I., and the implications for the enterprise from a range of experts.This week on Making Data Simple, we have Orr Danon CEO at Hailo Technologies. Hailo has developed a breakthrough deep learning microprocessor based on a novel architecture which enables edge devices to run sophisticated deep learning applications that could previously run only on the cloud.Orr has a decade of software and engineering experience from the Israel Defense Forces’ elite intelligence unit. Orr coordinated many of the unit’s largest and most complex interdisciplinary projects, ultimately earning the Israel Defense Award granted by Israel’s president, and the Creative Thinking Award, bestowed by the head of Israel’s military intelligence. Orr holds an M.Sc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Tel Aviv University and a B.Sc in Physics from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.Show Notes4:28 – Is Edge a hardware solution?11:45 – Where do you think the fastest growth in the Edge is going to be?14:01 – What makes your AI chip different?17:10 – Anything else in your secret sauce that makes you different?18:28 – If I am a customer what do I do for proof of technology? And do your chips work together at the Edge?21:35 – What about security?22:50 – Tell us about the data?26:40 – Where will you be in 5 years?Hailo website  Connect with the TeamProducer Kate Brown - LinkedIn. Producer Steve Templeton - LinkedIn. Host Al Martin - LinkedIn and Twitter. 

Peggy and Orr Danon, CEO and co-founder, Hailo, talk about where edge AI (artificial intelligence) is going in the future. He explains how AI in general is making huge steps—and edge AI is one of the next waves. They also discuss: Areas where you can use AI at the edge to enhance productivity such as production lines and in retail. If the pandemic itself has disrupted or challenged various vertical markets. How edge AI can make a manufacturer more reliant on technology than on labor. hailo.ai (03.02.21 - #708) IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, digital transformation, cybersecurity, blockchain, 5G cloud, sustainability, future of work, podcast

Peggy and Orr Danon, CEO and co-founder, Hailo, talk about where edge AI (artificial intelligence) is going in the future. He explains how AI in general is making huge steps—and edge AI is one of the next waves. They also discuss: Areas where you can use AI at the edge to enhance productivity such as production lines and in retail. If the pandemic itself has disrupted or challenged various vertical markets. How edge AI can make a manufacturer more reliant on technology than on labor. hailo.ai (03.02.21 - #708) IoT, Internet of Things, Peggy Smedley, artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, digital transformation, cybersecurity, blockchain, 5G cloud, sustainability, future of work, podcast

Hailo's Vice President of Business Development, Liran Bar, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. He shares how they are developing a breakthrough and unique specialized deep learning microprocessor chip to deliver data center performance to edge devices.

BlaBlaCar is a lot more than a carpooling platform with a quirky name.Since its creators - Frédéric Mazzella, Francis Nappez and Nicolas Brusson - thrust the brand onto the scene in the late-2000s, many companies have sought to mimic the idea but have failed to unseat the clear market leader.Regulatory issues, launches in new markets around the world, modest levels of funding (compared to, say, Uber) and expansive of the brand into new product lines, such as bus and coach transport, are all part of the France-based BlaBlaCar story (including where the name comes from).Brusson, who became CEO in 2016 after initially taking the chief operating officer role in 2007, is the latest guest on How I Got Here.HIGH is a weekly show produced by PhocusWire and Mozio, aimed at getting the inside stories behind startups and innovation in travel and transportation.It's hosted by PhocusWire's editor in chief, Kevin May, and Mozio co-founder and CEO David Litwak.

In this podcast, Miguel Armaza sits down with Jay Bregman, Founder and CEO of Thimble, an on-demand insurance startup for small businesses and independent workers. Thimble is the first company to offer on-demand insurance by the hour, day, or month to cover the 57 million people who work independently in the US. Jay is an accomplished entrepreneur who previously founded two successful startups, including Hailo, a London-based ridesharing company backed acquired by Daimler Mercedes-Benz in 2016. Jay Bregman Jay Bregman is the Cofounder and CEO of Thimble, an on-demand insurance partner for small businesses and independent workers. An innovator in the $100 billion small business insurance market, Thimble is the first and only company to offer on-demand insurance by the hour, day or month to cover the 57 million people who work independently. Thimble has raised over $29 million from top investors including IAC. Bregman is an accomplished entrepreneur who previously founded Hailo, a London-based ridesharing company backed acquired by Daimler Mercedes-Benz in 2016. Earlier, he founded and sold a technology-enabled services company to Royal Mail, the U.K. equivalent of USPS. Bregman holds a Master’s Degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a Bachelor’s Degree from Dartmouth College. About Thimble Thimble's mission is to make insurance simple, to help businesses succeed on their own terms. Its flexible insurance policies are designed with small businesses in mind, who face great uncertainty in normal times, and are now on the road to economic recovery. Available by-the-month or for as little as one hour, Thimble coverage takes less than one minute to obtain and can be scaled up, adjusted or paused at any time. Thimble has sold over 100,000 policies representing over $125B in coverage since launching in 2016. Founded by Jay Bregman and Eugene Hertz, Thimble is based in New York City and has raised over $29 million in funding from IAC and other top firms. All General Liability and Professional Liability policies are underwritten by Markel Insurance Company. For more information, visit www.thimble.com.

Jay Bregman is a serial entrepreneur and currently the cofounder and CEO of Thimble which is an insurance producer enabling small businesses to succeed on their own terms. The company has raised $30 million from Slow Ventures, LocalGlobe, Frontline Ventures, AXA Venture Partners, OpenOcean, Novel TMT Ventures, ValueStream Ventures, and IAC to name a few. Prior to this, he cofounded Hailo (acquired by Daimler Mercedes-Benz) and eCourier (acquired by Royal Mail).

Jay Bregman is a serial entrepreneur and currently the cofounder and CEO of Thimble which is an insurance producer enabling small businesses to succeed on their own terms. The company has raised $30 million from Slow Ventures, LocalGlobe, Frontline Ventures, AXA Venture Partners, OpenOcean, Novel TMT Ventures, ValueStream Ventures, and IAC to name a few. Prior to this, he cofounded Hailo (acquired by Daimler Mercedes-Benz) and eCourier (acquired by Royal Mail).

Orr Danon is the co-founder and CEO of Hailo which has developed a specialized deep learning processor that delivers the performance of a data center-class computer to edge devices. The company has raised $90 million from top tier investors including Easme, Maniv Mobility, ABB Technology Ventures, Glory Ventures, NEC Corporation, and Latitude to name a few. 

Orr Danon is the co-founder and CEO of Hailo which has developed a specialized deep learning processor that delivers the performance of a data center-class computer to edge devices. The company has raised $90 million from top tier investors including Easme, Maniv Mobility, ABB Technology Ventures, Glory Ventures, NEC Corporation, and Latitude to name a few. 

Israeli AI chipmaker Hailo today announced that it has raised a $60 million Series B funding round led by its existing investors, who were joined by new strategic investor ABB Technology Ventures, the venture arm of the Swiss-based multination ABB, NEC Corporation and Londons' Latitude Ventures. The new funding will help Hailo to roll out its Hailo-8 Deep Learning chip and to get into new markets and industries.

Jay is a serial entrepreneur, who has a history of building companies that have reflected the trend towards the gig economy. From package delivery to the taxi industry's answer to Uber, he has transformed multiple industries and his latest company is tackling the insurance industry. If you are a small business owner or freelancer, it is probably smart to have insurance to protect yourself, but you probably don't need insurance all the time. You probably just need it while you are actually providing your service. In the past, if you wanted coverage, you would have to purchase a plan for a full year. Thimble is disrupting the industry by providing essential risk protection with a flexible model where you can purchase coverage by the hour, day, or month - starting at just $5. The company recently announced $22M in Series A funding led by IAC. In this episode of our podcast, we cover: * What its like building a company that ended up being an answer to a Jeopardy question. * Jay's background growing up and how he ended up in entrepreneurship. * His first two startups eCourier and Hailo, which both transformed an industry and led to an exit. * All the details on Thimble and how it is allowing small businesses and freelancers to get flexible insurance on demand. * Advice on hiring during the early stage of a company. * And more! If you like the show, please remember to subscribe and review us on iTunes, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Play.

Hailo was a roaring success. Then, two years ago, it became MyTaxi. Since that happened, the company has had its struggles. Now, it's rebranding yet again in a €3m move – to ‘Free Now'. Adrian Weckler has a candid chat with the company's general manager, Alan Fox, about why the name change was necessary and whether technology can improve some of the issues the firm has faced. They also talk about future ideas, such as ‘surge pricing' at busy times, as well as current features, such as a new €5 cancellation charge. And Adrian asks whether it's a good or bad thing that regulations prevent companies like Uber and Lyft from operating similar services to many other European and US cities. ‘Free Now' is the largest taxi company operating in Ireland with 12,000 drivers, 540,000 “regular” customers and 4.5m passengers carried in the first three months of this year. It is also part of a wider taxi transportation group across Europe, ultimately owned by the German automotive giant Daimler. And it is starting to introduce new services such as shared taxi trips between multiple passengers via its new MyTaxi Match app feature. In future, it hopes to add a fleet of electric scooters around Dublin.

Gibt es ein Unternehmer-Gen? Hat er schon als Kind die Nachbarschaft genervt, weil er ihnen ständig neue "super-günstige" Produkte verkaufen wollte? Rasen gemäht, Autos gewaschen, einkaufen gegangen? Hat er durchs Dorf gebrüllt, um günstig Erdbeeren an den Mann oder die Frau zu bringen? Wollte Hunde ausführen, tauschte Sammelkarten auf dem Schulhof? Fakt ist: Joachim Loh blickt auf ein jahrzehntelanges Unternehmer-Dasein zurück. Er spricht über Erfolge und Niederlagen; verschweigt nicht seine Ängste zu Beginn des Unternehmerseins und er verrät, wie man sich auf die Zeit nach dem Beruf vorbereitet - und das nicht erst mit 65, sondern bereits Jahrzehnte vorher. Und außerdem er erklärt er, was es mit seinem Statement auf sich hat: "Jesus ist mein Chef". Joachim Loh war erfolgreicher Unternehmer, ist engagierter Christ im Aufbau von Gemeinde und christlichen Werken und berät noch heute Vorstände, Manager und Personen des öffentlichen Lebens.

Join in for a conversation with Justin Raymond, the Founder and CEO of Flexday. Flexday is a Toronto-based startup that is looking to create a community of office-free workers where nomads alike can work from environments that energize them. I'm a happy consumer of Flexday and have been nomading through their 20 different locations as my office throughout the week. Justin has had a fascinating career journey where he has gone about creating 3 successful companies that are still in operation today. He was also the North American president of Hailo, the UK-based taxi app company that competed in the rideshare market with Uber and Lyft in the early days. Justin's story was just a fascinating one of constantly listening to your gut and sticking to the mental model of always building a company with a mission of social responsibility at its core.

George Berkowski is a serial entrepreneur who has built businesses in manned space flight, online dating, transportation and mobile apps. Among those is the internationally successful taxi hailing app, Hailo, where he led the product team until September 2013.These days he’s the co-founder of DeepAR, a company providing deep learning solutions for real-time video segmentation for face tracking, as well as emotion, gender, and age detection. These features allow apps and websites to add Snapchat-style face lenses, masks and special effects, and the technology is showing a lot of promise for e-commerce and advertising.George studied rocket science and economics at MIT, and got his MBA from ESCP in Paris. He is also the author of the book, How to Build a Billion Dollar App.In this conversation, George shares some stories and lessons learned from his book, which incorporates interviews he conducted with the founders of Instagram, Whatsapp, Snapchat, Uber and others. There are some valuable and surprising lessons there.We also explore his perspective on the potential of Mobile AR, particularly around e-commerce and advertising. We dig into the real-time video segmentation done by the DeepAR SDK, and how they are finding traction in the market.We start by talking a bit about space travel.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com.

Esta semana hablamos sobre un tema muy interesante e importante con los integrantes del Sindicato Stac Luis Berbel, Carlos Fernández y Antoni Servos. Las emisoras, el medio que hasta hace poco tiempo el taxi había utilizado para comercializar sus servicios y que ha visto como se ha ido eclipsando por otras formas de comercializar el taxi. Todos tenemos en mente aplicaciones como Hailo, ahora ya fusionada con Mytaxi y otros métodos como páginas web, Facebook etc. Analizamos en este episodio la situación actual de las emisoras en Barcelona especialmente y Cataluña de forma general. Comparamos la situación con las emisoras de Madrid, las cuales tienen mejores mimbres para poder comercializar el taxi en la capital de España. También debatimos sobre los retos a los que se enfrentan las emisoras, así como las fortalezas que tienen las mismas para poder afrontar un futuro en el que la atomización del sector es un gran hándicap para la supervivencia del mismo. La sintonía del podcast es de Kelewin bajo licencia Creative Commons.

Growing a business is hard work and founders often have a million things on their plates. From growing their customer base to actually building the technology, it's hard to tackle fraud on top of it all; especially when you're encountering it for the first time. Gerry sat down with Terry Runham, one of the founders of Hailo, to discuss his experience fighting fraud in a fast-growing startup.

Ride sharing works differently in Japan. Hailo lost the global market-share war to Uber and Lyft, but Hailo won the battle in Japan. Today, Ryo Umezawa details Hailo’s Japan market entry strategy and explains how they were able to succeed  where Uber has failed. While Uber vowed to disrupt transportation by taking on both government and industry, Hailo worked within the system. They designed and launched a platform that was completely legal and made life better for all major stakeholders, including the taxi companies. This was a battle between Uber’s disruptive innovation and Hailo’s sustaining innovation. On the global battlefield, Uber won. Uber is the world’s most valuable startup and is still growing fast, while Hailo had a cash crunch in 2016 and was acquired by Daimler. In Japan, however, Hailo won. Hailo’s sustaining innovation soundly trounced Uber’s disruptive innovation, and Hailo remains significantly larger than Uber in Japan. Of course, as you probably suspect, both companies had very different strategies in Japan than they did in the rest of the world, any Ryo explains it all in the interview. [shareaholic app="share_buttons" id="7994466"] Leave a comment Links & Resources Check out Ryo's blog Follow him on twitter @umemac Transcript Disrupting Japan, episode 68. Welcome to Disrupting Japan, straight talk from the CEOs breaking into Japan. I'm Tim Romero and thanks for listening. Today we once again turn our attention to ride sharing, but surprisingly, we won’t be talking about Uber—at least not very much. No, today we get a chance to sit down and talk with my old friend Ryo Umezawa, who is responsible for Hailo’s market entry. Now, listeners not familiar with Hailo, let me explain. Hailo is, in a way, Uber’s quiet and somewhat neglected little brother. Hailo did not make the same impact as Uber worldwide, because they followed a very different strategy. While Uber vowed to disrupt transportation by taking on all-comers, both government and industry, Hailo had a different approach. Hailo wanted to work within the system. They wanted to design a platform that was completely legal and that would make life better for all stakeholders, including the governments and taxi cab companies. In fact, their model involved working with taxi companies directly. This was very much a batter between Uber’s disruptive innovation versus Hailo’s sustaining incremental innovation. And on the global battlefield, Uber won. Uber is the world’s most valuable startup and is still growing fast, while Hailo ran into a cash crunch in 2016 and was acquired—for quite a healthy sum, mind you—and it’s still an ongoing concern. In Japan, however, Hailo won. Hailo’s sustaining innovation soundly trounced Uber’s disruptive innovation and Hailo remains significantly larger than Uber in Japan. Of course, as you probably suspect, both companies had very different strategies in Japan than they did the rest of the world. But Ryo Umezawa tells that story much better than I can. So let’s hear from our sponsor and get right to the interview. [pro_ad_display_adzone id="1411" info_text="Sponsored by" font_color="grey" ] [Interview] Tim: I’m sitting here with Ryo, the former country manager of Hailo. You’ve since moved on from Hailo, but we’re going to back up a couple of years because I think your experience with Hailo is something that a lot of people who are coming into Japan now can learn a lot from. Thanks for sitting down with us. Ryo: Thanks for inviting me to speak. Tim: Hailo is very popular in Europe and it made a good run in Japan, but I think a lot of people in the U.S. aren’t familiar with it. So can you just give a brief overview of what it does? Ryo: Okay, sure. Hailo is a British company started up in 2012. It’s a smartphone hailing app. So we basically connect drivers and users who want to ride a taxi through the app and we also help drivers basically raise revenue by utilizing ...

We have a great chat with Andrew Pinnington. A very humble and charismatic leader. Andrew spent 12 years at Carphone Warehouse where he transitioned through a variety of roles, ultimately culminating in the position of Chief Operating Officer of Carphone Warehouse and The Phone House before leaving in 2011. This involved the annual operating responsibility for all CPW & TPH businesses in 10 European countries (UK, Spain, France, Germany, Holland, Sweden, Ireland, Portugal, Switzerland and Belgium). The remit covered 2,400 stores, online and B2B operations. He was also accountable for international growth outside of Europe, including nascent partnerships in India, the Middle East and South America. He has subsequently worked on start-up ventures, including supporting private equity businesses on potential investments. Andrew Pinnington succeeds former CEO, Tom Barr. Mr Barr, who lives in North America, was finding it increasingly difficult to fulfil his obligation to a young family while managing London-based Hailo. Tom Barr has committed to stay with Hailo through the Spring, working alongside Andrew Pinnington to ensure there is a seamless and comprehensive transition. In the last quarter, Hailo saw the strongest sales quarter in the company's history, with double digit month-on-month growth, thereby cementing its position as the leader in European ehail. Ron Zeghibe, Executive Chairman and Co-Founder of Hailo, said, “Andrew brings the perfect skill set to help us drive Hailo through the next stages of our international growth and development. He understands e-commerce, has great experience of managing a multi-national business through a period of rapid growth and has operated in both large corporates and start-ups.

Andrew Pinnington, CEO Hailo/MyTaxi, Laurie Winkless Author of Science and the City and Gearoid Mooney of EI. We talk Future of Motoring, Smart Mergers, and Smart Cities, Funding Opportunities

On this episode we discuss: - Food delivery startup Deliveroo's massive $275 million funding round - Uber's investments into four European startups - Estonian startup Skeleton Technologies raises €13 million for innovative energy storage solutions - Hailo and Daimler-owned MyTaxi have merged to fend off Uber - Broadband access will become a legal right under EU telecoms law For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week we talk about Uber (which we can’t use): their database switch and the acquisition of their Chinese brand, Dave makes a bad database joke and perpetuates conspiracy theories. We talk about Hailo (which we can use), which is merging with MyTaxi. We have a local taxi app: Swify Taxi. This leads Thomas to … Continue reading "014 – OK, You’re a Taxi"

People Intel Capital has chosen Christine Herron and Trina Van Pelt to manage its $125m Intel Capital Diversity Fund. A former startup CEO, Herron joined Intel Capital in 2010 after a combined five years as a venture investor at First Round Capital and Omidyar Network. Funds Rozenfeld’s new firm targets $30m fund Alibaba Pictures is … Continue reading "01 August 2016 – Asian Funds, MyTaxi hails Hailo, University Record Breaking and more"

Adam Valkin, managing director at General Catalyst partners. General Catalyst have invested in tech startups such as Air BnB, Stripe, Kayak, and ClassPass. Adam’s worked with top venture capital firms in Europe and the States, was the CEO of LoveFilm, and has many years of experience investing in startups. Listen in for a fascinating conversation on the future of online gaming, the process of investing in tech start-ups, and why it’s better to disrupt than be disrupted. Famous 5 Favorite Book? – Good To Great What CEO do you follow? — Jeff Bezos What is your favorite online tool? — GIPHY Do you get 8 hours of sleep?— No If you could let your 20 year old self know one thing, what would it be? —That it’s a young person’s world. In your 20s, everything is possible for you. Don’t wait. Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:33 – Nathan’s introduction 02:43 – Welcoming Adam to the show 03:10 – How did Adam get started in venture capital? 03:40 – Got involved with European internet companies, looking for a new frontier 04:17 – After the dotcom boom, he helped incubate LoveFilm in 2003 05:10 – Was asked to be the CEO of LoveFilm, which he did for 2 years 06:40 – After iOS, Android, and social media in 2008, it became possible for entrepreneurs to rapidly develop a global reach 09:45 – “It’s difficult to break into content-rich areas like online film, because of the strength of big providers.” Companies like FlowSports are doing interesting things 11:00 – Adam worked with Excel, a venture capital firm based in London 11:50 – “I’ve always had more fun with disruption” 12:30 – Moved from Endemol to Excel after realising he wanted to be on the disruptor’s side 13:41 – Working with Hailo, a company trying to help commercial taxis catch up with Uber 16:45 – Moved back to the US in 2012 and began working with General Catalyst 17:40 – Met Payal, founder of ClassPass, in the very early stages of growth. Watched for a year and invested at the end of 2014 - highly successful. 19:45 – Currently investing in Super Evil Megacorp 20:30 - Super Evil Megacorp is a mobile game developer who believe the future of gaming will be driven by mobiles 21:35 - Believes that core gaming will be on mobile devices in the future 23:27 - The CCP investment: What’s Adam’s take on virtual reality? 24:33 - CCP developed EVE: Valkyrie - one of the most celebrated VR games 25:30 - EVE is driven by a subscription model 27:00 - When did Adam get involved with GIPHY and what’s the experience been like? 28:30 – Connect with Adam on Twitter and Facebook 31:30 – Famous Five 3 Key Points: When you’re young, don’t wait. Go and make things happen. It’s more fun to be the disruptor than the establishment. Know when the party’s over; be willing to move to new frontiers. Resources Mentioned: Freshbooks - The site Nathan uses to manage his invoices and accounts. Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for cheapest price possible. Leadpages – The drag and drop tool Nathan uses to quickly create his webinar landing pages which convert at 35%+ Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he's driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5 hour drive) to listen to audio books. Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives  

We've been busy celeb-spotting around Dublin and buying mystery meats! We also chat about Hardcore Henry, Midnight Special and The Witness. Plus, Dave explores the Hailo app rating system and Fabian has another hilarious mishap!

Julian Ranger has been an Angel Investor since 2007 and an entrepreneur since he formed his first business, STASYS in 1986. Which he sold to Lockheed Martin in 2005. Julian was responsible for the growth of STASYS to a £17M+ business with 230 staff, with subsidiaries in USA, Germany, Australia and Malaysia prior to sale to Lockheed Martin. Julian Left Lockheed Martin in June 2007, and has been an angel investor in many businesses, mainly technical in focus, including such successful businesses such as Astrobotic, Hailo and Datasift. If that wasn’t enough Julian also founded an Innovation Hub, iBundle, which has been responsible for a number of new businesses, and is the current Founder and Chairman @ Digime. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Julian made his entry into the tech world? What was it that attracted him to the world of investments? 2.) Having spent years in the operations business, how has this affected Julian’s investing style? 3.) What does Julian think about part time angel investors? Does he think the most successful angels are those that are full time and why? Julian now runs Digi.me and has stopped accepting inbound investments, why is that, do he miss the angel investing aspect? 4.) How was the fundraising process for Digi.me having been an investor for several years prior, what was it like for Julian being on the other side of the table? 5.) Julian was a seed investor in Hailo back in 2011, so how did that come about, what stage was the business at, what got you excited about the offering? 6.) Talking about getting excited by companies and metrics, are there any KPI’s in particular that you like to deep dive on to determine the growth potential of a company? Any that concern you? Items Mentioned In Todays Show: Julian’s Fave Blog: AVC by Fred Wilson As always, you can learn more about SyndicateRoom here: www.syndicateroom.com and see Julian's latest tweets here: www.twitter.com/rangerj

Daniel Waterhouse is a General Partner @ Balderton Capital, which he joined in 2013 and he currently sits on the boards of Top10, ROLI, Lovecrafts, TrademarkNow, Tictail, Achica, Thread and Workable. Prior to Balderton, Daniel spent 5 years as a partner at Wellington Partners and invested in a number of fast-growing companies including EyeEm, Hailo, YPlan, Bookatable (also a Balderton portfolio company), SumAll, Readmill (sold to Dropbox) and Qype (sold to Yelp). Before Wellington, Daniel was a sector partner at 3i where he worked on all of their venture and private equity investments in the internet sector in North America and Europe. In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Daniel made his way into the wonderful world of VC? 2.) How has Daniel's mathematics background impacted his investing style? 3.) At Balderton 50% of the partners have very operational backgrounds and 50% are much more investment rooted. What has Daniel gained and missed as an investor from having a outside view of the startup world? 4.) How has Daniel seen the landscape change in the last 15 years? What was his first pitch meeting like? What was his last like? 5.) What are Daniel's thoughts on the enterprise SaaS space? Do Daniel think there is further to go in the consumerisation of Enterprise Software? Does the announcement of Emergence moving from the sector signal a turning tide? 6.) Daniel led the investment in Curious AI and Thread, using machine learning to augment its stylist approach, so what makes Daniel excited about the developments in AI? How is the sector going to develop over the next 20 years? Items Mentioned In Today's Show: Daniel's Fave Book:  The Brain That Teaches Itself Daniel's Most Recent Investment: Curious AI As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Daniel on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here! I would like to say a huge thank you to our sponsor for today's show: LoyaltyBay. Have you ever wished more of your website visitors would convert into a sale, signup or referral? If so, you need Loyalty Bay. With their saas conversion optimizer tool they increase any conversion metric by offering potential customers a choice of personalised rewards to get them to convert. They work with large enterprises like Virgin Media through to startups and have increased conversions on average by over 100%. Free 30 day trial at www.loyaltybay.co.uk

This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: optimizing experiences! Drones, dressing rooms, airplane seats, ads, and software licensing. D&G This Week in Drone Hysteria: How a Drone Could Spoof Wi-Fi, Steal Your Data DRONE TRUCKERS!!! The World’s First Self-Driving Semi-Truck Hits the Road SELFIE DRONE!!! Throw This Camera Drone in the Air and It Flies Itself DRONE POLICE!!! Drone cops are coming! Illinois gets go-ahead to use ‘unmanned aircraft’ to photograph crime scenes and traffic accidents XKCD ON DRONES!!! HT Uzoma Nwosu: Keurig CFO blames DRM for bad results InfoWorld moves open source coverage to the main desk, no longer a special beat EMC Vipr Windows is now a service. 10 SKUs? Madness! Optimizing your flight experience: This Airplane Seat Knows When You’re Nervous Optimized ad experience w/Uber Optimized fitting room experience w/MemoryMirror Martin Preisler strikes again!  Scanning remote machines with OpenSCAP Nulecule (“noo-luh-kyul”) Military Embedded Systems thinks containers are “fascinating.” They are correct! We just invested in VMTurbo Red Hat Wins SIIA Software CODiE Awards for Best Cloud Management Solution and Best Open Source Innovation Eric Mill’s defense of deprecating HTTP Hailo explains how micro services work in practice HT Mrs. Egts: A young engineer asked for career advice online. Big mistake. Cutting Room Floor Listen to Wikipedia change 23 Minutes of Blade Runner ambient noise More headshot ideas: Eyes Wide Open Make Up Art Wage slave vs bitcoin miner We Give Thanks Coffee correspondent Uzoma Nwosu for the Keurig update! Martin Preisler for the great SCAP work! Mrs. Egts for the career conundrum!

While in NYC, we had the chance to catch up with Spencer Lazar of General Catalyst. Spencer has been a long-time friend and is one of those few VCs who has been a product manager turned VC turned founder turned VC again, so it was great to catch up with him and hear his story. From GC's website: Spencer focuses on early stage software & internet investments, with a particular interest in online marketplaces, mobile applications, web services, and enterprise IT. He was previously the cofounder of Spontaneously, Inc - an iOS development studio. Prior to that he was an early stage software & internet investor at Accel in London, where he sourced and worked with companies including Hailo, Birchbox, Bonobos, ForgeRock, and Qriously. Preceding that, he was a growth equity investor at Insight Venture Partners, where he sourced & helped manage the firm's investments in 3P Learning, BeyondTrust, and GenArts. He started his career as a product manager at the mobile enterprise software developer, ScrollMotion.

本期由 Dingding Ye 主持，邀请到 Quibit. 的工程师 Dong Jing。 一起聊聊 A/B testing, Node 还有 Ruby. W3C Digital Standard OpenTag (Tag managemnet) Optimizely Google Tag Manager(GTM) Hailo CityMapper 3DRobotics Pixhawk Crash的录像 Parallel EcmaScript ECMAScript 6 Compatibility Table Meetup Special Guest: Dong Jing.

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Gary Jackson is one of the Founders of Hailo, a smartphone app which puts people just two taps away from a licensed taxi.  Launched in November 2011, Hailo is available in 14 cities worldwide and has carried eight and a half million passengers with $100M in annualised sales.

Experiments in the life sciences, taxi technology and bike sharing are helping regular people do DIY scientific research and transform the way they get around.  This week on New Tech City, reporter Jessica Gould visits Genspace, a community biotech lab in Brooklyn where lay people can extract genes from strawberries, sequence DNA and play Bill Nye the Science Guy for a few hours.  "The benefits of having a garage biology or amateur biology movement grow are that you get people thinking outside the box," said Art Caplan, a bioethicist at New York University. Meanwhile, New Tech City producer Dan Tucker tests out a new model for bike share with no docks, no kiosks, just bikes. Unlike New York's Citibike program, tech startup Social Bicycles makes a self-locking bike with a bevy of tech-savvy features like GPS location and social media capability.  "What we've done is put the communications technology onto the bike," said Social Bicycles co-founder Ryan Rzepecki.  Also on this week's show, this is the first summer when New Yorkers can "e-hail" a taxi with a smartphone app like Uber or Hailo, and so far, it's caught on with only a very small slice of the population. During June, the first month the apps were allowed, less that one-quarter of one percent of taxi rides originated with an e-hail. When the data came out last week, New Tech City host Manoush Zomorodi tweeted: "Old habits die hard. New Yorkers still prefer to hail cabs by hand." When Stacy-Marie Ishmael, product manager at the social media startup Percolate, tweeted back "Brown people disagree," New Tech City called her up to hear her story.  "One of the advantages of these kinds of apps is they remove the uncertainty that you face that a cab driver will pass you by because they're profiling you based on how you look," Ishmael said. This is an extended podcast of New Tech City. You can listen to the broadcast version every Wednesday morning at 5:50 and 7:50 a.m. on WNYC 93.9 FM, AM 820 and New Jersey Public Radio or subscribe to the program on iTunes.

Minter Dialogue #61 -- This interview is with Giles Corbett who runs Libon, as part of the Orange Group. Libon, formerly Live Better On, is an OTT service that provides a radically different experience to voice mail. In this interview, we discuss the Libon business, how it works within the Orange context and some of the prospects for the future.Meanwhile, you can comment and find the show notes on themyndset.com where you can also sign up for my weekly newsletter. Or you can follow me on Twitter on @mdial. And, if you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate the podcast.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

DigitalOutbox Episode 150 DigitalOutbox Episode 150 - Three's LTE promise, Dell goes private and next gen consoles Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 1:01 - Three UK promises to provide LTE without increasing prices 4:32 - BT to end traffic throttling - claims capacity is FAT 6:35 - Liberty Global to buy Virgin Media for $23.3bn 9:57 - Sky+ Android app catches up 11:32 - Channel 4 gives its catch-up TV service 4oD a native Android app 13:57 - iPhone 5 iPad mini jailbreak now available 15:08 - Dell goes private 18:51 - Microsoft Surface Pro Tablet Gets Good Reviews - Except For Battery Life 23:04 - Twitter Hacked 26:00 - Glasgow has the chattiest people on Twitter in the UK 27:41 - Amazon Launches Amazon Coins 30:25 - Hailo closes $30.6m Series B round from Union Square Ventures 32:51 - Next Gen Consoles