Zero10 and Crosby Studios set up a virtual store… in IRL NYC
AR fashion platform Zero10 and creative design studio Crosby Studios are opening a fashion pop-up next month that brings virtual fashion into the real world using AR technology.
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California plans to outlaw the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035
California is set to pass a law that would end the sale of all combustion-engine passenger vehicles by 2035.
America is rolling out the blueprints for the next era of cities
Billionaires believe they can bring city-living into the future… and are putting their money where their mouth is with new projects like Telosa, Belmont, and Starbase.
Kevin Hart plants a fast food franchise
Kevin Hart cut the ribbon on his plant-based fast food restaurant chain, Hart House, yesterday. The chain already has plans to expand across California and eventually America.
Nike uses future tech to highlight its past
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Nike dropped an AR installation in 11 of its stores worldwide to “highlight the spirit of DNA (Department of Nike Archives).”
YouTube presses play on a podcast homepage
Already the most popular platform for podcasting, YouTube is readying a formal push into the space with a new dedicated tab on the site’s homepage.
Cities beta test their own rideshare services
On-demand public transportation (aka microtransit) is rerouting how cities across America offer public transit and reaching a new batch of riders.
iHeartMedia sets the stage in Fortnite
iHeartMedia is launching a branded world in Fortnite dubbed “iHeartLand,” which will host virtual concerts, house various mini-games, and offer digital products.
Catan board game to get a holographic AR update
After striking a deal earlier this year with game publisher Asmodee, AR company Tilt Five is making a 3D holographic version of Catan.
Peacock’s The Resort flies to NBC to book a brand new audience
NBCUniversal is broadcasting the new Peacock show The Resort on NBC directly after America’s Got Talent.