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After VCs spend millions Nigeria restricts ride-hail motorbike taxis – TechCrunch
Nigeria’s commercial hub of Lagos has shaken up its transportation order.
At the center are the West African country’s motorcycle taxis — referred to...
This is more like it – TechCrunch
The buyer beware adage is never more true than among early adopters. It was price, however, that made the Galaxy Fold such a...
Here’s everything Samsung just announced at Unpacked 2020 – TechCrunch
At least once a year, Samsung pulls hundreds of reporters, analysts and industry folk into one big room for an event it calls...
Siri will now answer your election questions – TechCrunch
Apple’s built-in voice assistant won’t help you figure out who to vote for, but it will be able to update you on different...
Siri will now answer your election questions – TechCrunch
Apple’s built-in voice assistant won’t help you figure out who to vote for, but it will be able to update you on different...
Samsung gives foldables another go with the Galaxy Z Flip – TechCrunch
Samsung did a surprisingly good job keeping the Galaxy Fold under wraps, surprising the world with its first foldable this time last year...
Samsung skips nine numbers, announces the Galaxy S20 – TechCrunch
The world will likely never see the Galaxy S11. Or the Galaxies S12-S19, for that matter. At an event this morning in San...
Samsung’s very good Galaxy Buds get much better battery life – TechCrunch
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds have been one of the low-key success stories of the current Bluetooth earbud revolution. They don’t have the flash of...
Samsung’s flagships get a new level of premium, starting at $1,400
Flagship prices that routinely top out well above $1,000 are among the chief factors in slowing smartphone adoption. Certainly Samsung has done something...
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Silver Leaching: the green fabric byproduct that is killing the seas
Christian Eidem, Chair of Life Materials, welcomed the recent report by the Swedish Water Board: “There is a growing demand for natural fabrics and that demand will continue to grow. But not all natural fabrics are the same.” Anders Finsson, the Senior Environmental Advisor of the Swedish Water & Wastewater Association (Svenskt Vatten), presented their findings at the recent Biocides conference in Vienna. The key finding in the report is that many so called green fabrics use metal, especially silver, to allow them to have less odour and therefore require fewer washes.