Stuff this trackable wallet with everything but an AirTag

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The location of the ESR Geo Wallet being pinpointed by the iPhone’s Find My app.
You won’t need to stuff an AirTag inside ESR’s Geo Wallet to find it. | Image: ESR

With its own integrated tracking module compatible with Apple’s Find My network and a traditional bifold design, ESR’s Geo Wallet can be located using an iPhone if it goes missing and without the bulge of an AirTag stuffed inside.

There’s no shortage of wallets designed to accommodate an

How Mark Zuckerberg's old teaching assistant at Harvard rose to become Meta's CTO and a key lieutenant

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Facebook executive Andrew Bosworth is shown talking at an event
Andrew Bosworth joined Facebook, now Meta, in 2006 and has risen to become its chief technology officer.

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  • Andrew "Boz" Bosworth is chief technology officer of Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook.
  • He's played a key role in the company's metaverse ambitions and has been at Meta since 2006.
  • Here's a look at his career rise, from being Mark

Disappointing photos show what it was really like to visit the Colosseum in Rome

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Expectation vs reality of visiting the Colosseum in Rome
Business Insider's reporter expected a less crowded experience at the Colosseum.

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  • I visited the historic and iconic Colosseum in Rome for the first time in October 2022.
  • I found the reality of visiting the popular attraction in Italy didn't match my expectations.
  • Even though I tried to avoid tourists, I still battled crowds and long
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How K-pop might lead to the downfall of Korea’s richest self-made tech mogul

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Kakao Office and Store as Founder Faces Arrest in Market Manipulation Case
Every Korean, Korean American, or K-pop fan you know probably has the KakaoTalk app. | Photo: Getty Images

Kakao Corp. founder Kim Beom-su was arrested Tuesday in Seoul, South Korea. That might not mean much to Westerners, but the story is a bizarre tale of how a celebrated, self-made tech billionaire fell from grace... partly because he bought a scandal-ridden K-pop agency

Kamala Harris wants you to know she’s having a ‘Brat’ summer

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Slightly pixelated “Kamala HQ” black text over a plain lime green background.
Image: Kamala HQ

On Sunday, President Joe Biden shocked the country with his announcement that he would not seek reelection in November. He threw his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris. If elected, Harris would be the first Black and Asian American woman to become president, and her historic run is already creating excitement. Most Democrats are quickly falling in

Google has changed its mind about 'killing' third-party tracking cookies

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Google logo on laptop

Four years ago, Google made a surprising announcement: It was going to "phase out" cookies, which allow third parties to track users on Google Chrome.

Even though Google shared it was going to take a few years to find a new middle ground to avoid a total disruption of the online advertising industry, this was seen as a pretty big win for user privacy advocates.

Well, Google just announced on Monday

Peacock's NFL subscriber bump looks like it's over

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Taylor Swift celebrating with fans during the Miami Dolphins/ Kansas City Chiefs game in January 2024 in Kansas City.
Taylor Swift with fans during the Kansas City Chiefs-Miami Dolphins playoff game in January. Fans who weren't at the stadium had to get a Peacock subscription to watch the game.

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  • Peacock signed up a lot of new subscribers earlier this year because of an NFL playoff game.
  • Some of those subscribers seem to have left: The streaming service lost 500,000 customers between Q1 and