The Orb app, which tracks the health of WiFi networks, is a great example of how good consumer software should work.

In addition to spending Orbs on regular items on the Discord Shop, users can exchange the digital tokens for Orb exclusives like special badges or 3-day passes to try out Discord’s subscription ...

I was asked to stand in front of an Orb, keep still and let it scan my iris. I obliged. I'm still not sure why. A few seconds later, the World App on my phone pinged. "You are now a Verified Human." ...

Worldcoin’s Orb Mini faces backlash from the crypto community over privacy, ethics, and practicality, with users mocking its eye-scanning device as dystopian and unnecessary.

The Exploiter Orb will appear, dropping down into Deck 12, which has a similar layout to Fortuna, so keep that in mind. This fight is split into two phases, so let's break them both down. Phase 1 ...

The Orb’s cameras whirred for a minute, capturing my iris’s texture. A ring around the Orb glowed yellow, and it let out a happy chime. Kevin Roose scanning his eyes in the Orb.

The Orb doesn't store any biometric data, he added. The device takes photos to ensure a person is human, but then stores that info on the user's device, not in the Orb, according to World's website.

Now, with an orb, you scan your eyeball, store that data on the blockchain, and confirm your “humanity” to make purchases, play video games, or (coming soon) sign up for dating apps.

The Orb tech is basically the best patch we’ve seen yet for a massive design flaw that dates back to the birth of the internet. “We focused on the tech − and made people an afterthought ...

A new test from the founders of Ookla, SpeedTest’s parent company, hopes to give you a better, always-on option. Orb opens today as an app for all major desktop and mobile platforms.

A Sam Altman-backed company has an ambitious plan to solve one of the internet’s trickiest problems — distinguishing humans from artificial bots. It involves an Orb. The Orb couldn’t verify ...