After months of conversation and development, several states in the U.S. have established COVID-19 tracking apps with the hope of slowing the spread of the coronavirus. Since the pandemic hit the United States in the spring, big tech, app developers and public health officials teamed up to deliver exposure notification (EN) technology via smartphones. While […]
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6 Productivity Apps That Will Help You Get Things Done
You probably hoped that without a commute or time spent at the water cooler you would have no trouble focusing. In reality, since the lockdown started, you’ve likely felt less productive than ever. We’re all guilty of reading more news than we can digest and over-enjoying Netflix, but the work won’t do itself. Luckily, our […]
7 Best Workout Apps For At-Home Fitness
Even before the start of the pandemic, many people relied upon fitness apps to keep them moving. Why? Because there is no commitment, you can make your own schedule and they are cheaper than a gym membership or elite spinning classes (some of the best workout apps are even free). You can pick a training […]
Two Popular Unicorn Tech Companies Make Stock Market Debuts
Two popular Unicorn tech companies Airbnb (ABNB) and Doordash (DASH) made historic debuts on the stock market this week. These widely anticipated moves put the companies at the forefront of initial public offerings and marked some of the most valuable tech listings this year. With 129 IPOs filed this year, 19 more than 2019, companies […]
Walmart Experiments With Autonomous Delivery
Walmart, America’s largest retailer, continues to experiment with the technologies of the future. On November 10, Walmart announced a partnership with Cruise, a self-driving car company and a subsidiary of General Motors headquartered in San Francisco, CA. Testing will begin in the first quarter of 2021 in Scottsdale, AZ. Prior to this partnership, Walmart worked […]
Update: Prop 22 Passed In California. What Does This Mean for Delivery Drivers?
Proposition 22 was approved by 58% of California voters out of the November 3 elections. Now, gig workers who drive for delivery and rideshare apps are deemed independent contractors rather than employees. This proposition marked the most expensive ballot measure in the state’s history and comes with added benefits for delivery gig economy players like […]