According to a promotional video, featuring Mr. Zuckerberg as a real person and as an avatar, virtual reality is no longer an obscure hobby. It is enjoyed by millions of people around the world. But to make it mainstream, we have to convince the 200 million people who buy a new PC for work every year to buy not only the PC but also the virtual headset.

Who would have imagined that in 2022, a paid edit feature within a browser would become news. Twitter, which has been struggling to turn any profit in its existence, comes up with an irrelevant feature to provide a backdrop for its selling/buying (or not selling/not buying) soap opera.

Google is working extremely hard to stay current and compete on many fronts. For that it has to keep trying and trying and trying to come up with new ideas, test them and either use them or discard them. Either way, there is always a lesson learned.

Nasdaq is a big name. By moving into the crypto space, it provides a guarantee for investors that their money invested in the cryptocurrencies will be safe and properly handled. Unlike other crypto exchanges which have been around for a few years, Nasdaq brings stability into the market.

Driving is so boring and repetitive with many written rules. Yet at the same time, it is so unpredictable that any current technology just can't help us. Add to it a question: Where is the demand for self-driving coming from?

Google already knows about your every movement. Anytime you use Google Maps, Google knows where you are, where you are going and which route you are taking. It even provides you with the most efficient route to get there. Now the most efficient route will be past the billboards which will show you the ads, which will help you to make the right purchasing decision.