The Journal

Evan-Moor Educational Publishers has unveiled Portals, a platform through which educators can access Daily Practice interactive apps produced by the company. The platform offers a free trial for all Evan-Moor apps, which are compatible with whiteboards and interactive projectors for presentation purposes.

Book Business

Type in the phrase “educational publishing” to Google, and Evan-Moor comes up at the top of the page above 59 million results. Such a coveted position doesn’t come easily, and Evans isn’t about to let the cat out of the bag as to the company’s specific strategy for getting there.

MarTech Series

Outfit, the only talent-first platform for content creators to build and monetize their personal brand and a place for brands to directly connect with individual creators to amplify their IRL + URL messaging, announced a closure of $2.1 million in seed funding.

Veterinary Emergency Group

The Cinamaker Director Studio is an iOS app that turns your computer into a video production studio. Manage up to eight iPhones and digital cameras, add media, mix audio, and record or live stream. You can even use Zoom to add remote guests, or stream the output as a virtual webcam.

Cinamaker offers built-in video syncing using multiple iOS devices, without the need for an externally generated sync or timecode, allowing users to create a live iOS-based production ecosystem, in which multiple iOS devices – or the audio or video devices linked to them – can be switched live without the need for additional devices.

Videomaker

The ability to use power over Ethernet and iPhones for a stream is very nice — perfect for those who will be installing the setup. For those looking to stream using existing tools like your network and an iPhone, Cinamaker is a great solution that won’t break the bank.

Engadget

TuneMob a great tool for catering to the music needs of a group of people without spending extra cash on an external speaker. Better yet, since the app is free, you don’t need to spend money at all.

Disrupt

The Kuva Network connects users and service providers with peer-to-peer payments, lets users send and receive funds with one another in multiple on-chain currencies using their phone number, and also provides the incentives and a scalable network revenue model for stakeholders to provision the network itself.

Crypto Report

Kuva is a blockchain protocol that aims to remedy the loss of buying power globally. It began out of a growing need in Sub-Saharan Africa, where soft currencies mean loss of buying power for citizens.

Bitcoin Insider

Kuva, the decentralized finance (DeFi) startup that allows users to transfer funds in real-time globally, is announcing the launch of its fintech product, Kuva Local.

Assistive Technology Australia

A mobile phone designed for easy use. It can have up to 10 personalised contacts programmed by the supplier. Contacts can be shown as a photo, text or braille.

CHOICE

This device could help deliver a renewed sense of independence for those looking to stay connected with friends and loved ones without the expense and hassle of a smartphone.

Lifehacker

We set out to create a mobile phone with large mechanical buttons and no screen that anyone could use without any experience with technology.

TechRadar

The mobile phone for the elderly or physically/visually impaired. A specialised phone that keeps is simple but still useful, you may know someone for who this handset will be perfect for.

CNET

An Australian company is offering the most complete package yet for those in need of a very simple phone. Your phone will be custom made and delivered with a SIM built in, KISA acting as your service provider so your phone is ready to go right out of the box.

THE AGE

Melbourne’s KISA phone keeps it simple always Melbourne company KISA has developed a phone that makes and takes calls. No touchscreen, no texting, no camera, no social media and no complicated set-up.

JustLuxe

The convenient app is now available on both iPhone and Android, where users can set up their account, choose a nearby location, and reserve space for their luggage in seconds.

This app lets travelers stash their bags at Philly dry cleaners New York-based StoreMe connects travelers and tourists with places to store their luggage. Here’s why CEO Peter Korbel says Philly made sense for the company’s initial slate of cities.

MarketWatch

Too lazy to carry your bag around? There’s now an app for that. StoreMe is the latest on-demand storage service to find you a place to store your luggage and bags on demand for under $20 a day.

Cheddar

StoreMe is a mobile app that allows you to store you luggage by the day or hour. The on-demand service allows you to reserve a location and drop off your travel bag so you don’t have to schlep it around.

The Washington Post

Locker-hailing? New app lets users store stuff with local merchants for short periods After being unable to ditch his gym bag before a big meeting nearly six years ago, D.C. native Peter Korbel launched StoreMe.