Technical/Marketing Writing

LinkedIn sued after being caught reading users’ clipboards on iOS 14

LinkedIn was recently caught reading users’ clipboards on iPhone and iPad thanks to the new privacy features of iOS 14, as we reported last week. Even though the company claimed it was due a software bug, there’s now an iPhone user who’s suing LinkedIn for supposedly reading sensitive content from the clipboard without permission. more……Continue reading “LinkedIn sued after being caught reading users’ clipboards on iOS 14”

SwellPro releases new product for drone fishing

Drone fishing is becoming a real thing. And SwellPro has just released something that will allow SplashDrone owners to safely troll a baited line without fear of losing the drone with a snag or large catch. Fish fry, here we come! Drone fishing Yes, it seems there is a growing market for people who wantContinue reading “SwellPro releases new product for drone fishing”

5 Pieces of Documentation Your Company Cannot Live Without

Like baking a cake there’s a recipe that companies need to follow to get the work done. It’s way too often that a company who is heavily funded, does not have the basic paper-trail necessary, even when their original business-model stayed the same they may still not have a Company Profile. It is even moreContinue reading “5 Pieces of Documentation Your Company Cannot Live Without”

Foodvisor automatically tracks what you eat using deep learning — NYDaily.nyc

Meet Foodvisor, a startup that has built a mobile app that helps you log everything you eat in order to lose weight, follow a diet or get healthier. You can add data by capturing a photo of your plate before you eat. We’ve spent a little over two years doing… via Foodvisor automatically tracks what youContinue reading “Foodvisor automatically tracks what you eat using deep learning — NYDaily.nyc”

How to run an open source doc sprint

This is a real-life write-up about “How to run an open source doc sprint” by Sarah Maddox. Kudus!

HLS & Cyber 2018 – Day 1

13/11/2018 Today, I was honored to be part of an exceptional Convention, the HLS & Cyber 2018 convention, organized by the Israel Export Institute. There is so much to say about what they are doing, alone, however, I must give a good word firstly to the coffee. A little bird told me that the bestContinue reading “HLS & Cyber 2018 – Day 1”

Alibaba debuts ‘smile to pay’ facial recognition payments at KFC in China — TechCrunch

China is streets ahead when it comes to digital payments. The latest leap is facial recognition technology that allows a customer to pay by literally flashing a smile. Alibaba’s Ant Financial affiliate launched the ‘smile to pay’ service in Huangzhou, the location of the company’s global HQ, where it is being trialled with KFC. As… viaContinue reading “Alibaba debuts ‘smile to pay’ facial recognition payments at KFC in China — TechCrunch”

3 Co-Working Spaces in 3 Days (Israel) – AYEKA, WeWork, Regus Atrium

I started out my 3 day expedition after numerous cancellations on my part to see additional working spaces. I had a clear schedule but it quickly filled up and I had to reorganize. In so doing, I realized I need a space close to home, in walking distance from my house. I’m familiar with RegusContinue reading “3 Co-Working Spaces in 3 Days (Israel) – AYEKA, WeWork, Regus Atrium”

5 W’s versus Documentation ‘go-to’ person

Let the feeling sink in. Your boss has just stopped you in the corridor and told you “I want you to follow-through on all documentation processes in the company”. Your heart sinks. It’s been a number of hours since this incident and you are still trying to figure out how to fill in the documentationContinue reading “5 W’s versus Documentation ‘go-to’ person”