Zelle, a payments service created by the 7 biggest US banks, is on track to be more popular than Venmo in 2018

Payments service Zelle is only a year old, but it has already amassed millions of users and is predicted to become more popular than Venmo by the end of 2018. The service was created by seven major US banks and often works within your bank's app.

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Zelle, a payments service created by the 7 biggest US banks, is on track to be more popular than Venmo in 2018 Payments service Zelle is only a year old, but it has already amassed millions of users and is predicted to become more popular than Venmo by the end of 2018. The service was created by seven major US banks and often works within your bank's app. Read More »

Hyped augmented reality startup Blippar lost £34 million and warned it needs more money to stay afloat Hyped augmented reality startup Blippar has posted losses and warned that it needs to raise more money to stay afloat. The company said in its 2017 earnings that it was in talks with strategic investors for new cash, but said the funding was not yet agreed. Read More »

The winners and losers of E3 2018, the biggest video game event of the year The biggest video game event of the year featured plenty of major game announcements throughout the week, from the world's top game makers including Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, Bethesda, Square Enix, and Ubisoft. But some came out of the event looking better than others. Read More »

We just saw one of the weirdest self driving cars yet in San Francisco, and no one knows who it belongs to This customized Subaru Impreza has a very unusual lidar sensor set-up on its roof — but Subaru says it's not one of their cars. Read More »

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WeWork is looking to raise new funds at a $35 billion valuation, according to its major investor SoftBank BI PRIME: The property startup WeWork is trying to raise new funds and seeking a valuation of $35 billion, according to one of its biggest investors, SoftBank. Read More »

It sounds like PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players won't be playing together anytime soon Sony refuses to let PlayStation 4 players connect with friends on competing game platforms, like the Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. "Fortnite" is the latest example, and it's making players furious — with good reason. Read More »

Fortnite players aren't satisfied with Sony's response to the PlayStation-Nintendo Switch controversy Players with Fortnite accounts linked to their PlayStation 4 quickly realized that they were blocked from playing the game on their Nintendo Switches upon release. Sony responded to the incident, but for many it wasn't enough. Read More »

Microsoft Office is getting a redesign — check out the biggest changes in the apps The updates will roll out over the course of the next few months, after they've been tried, tested, and approved by a select group of users. Read More »

Immigrants founded and co-founded half of all the billion-dollar startups in 2016, creating over 33,000 jobs The Department of Homeland Security filed a proposal that would rescind a rule allowing immigrant founders the opportunity to stay in the country a few years longer, and experts believe this will decrease the amount of jobs available rather than open jobs up for Americans. Read More »

Google is ramping up its plan to put its AI in the hands of doctors Doctors spend too much time penning patient history and treatment plans but Google hopes AI can take over some of the note-taking chores so physicians can get back to treating patients. Read More »

Senior FBI agent: Every uncrackable phone we have represents a victim without justice The New York FBI's cyber division chief, Aristedes Mahairas, has voiced frustration with big tech companies for making it harder to investigate crime. He told Business Insider that every device the FBI is prevented from accessing represents 'at least one victim.' Read More »

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