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DrDisrespect, Midnight Society studio head respond to ousting
DrDisrespect, Midnight Society studio head & brands responded to ousting the creator cofounder over the misconduct behind his 2020 Twitch banRead More
Netmarble’s MarbleX blockchain chooses Immutable for Web3 gaming in South Korea
Immutable, the Web3 gaming platform and ecosystem, announced a big partnership with MarbleX, Netmarble’s dedicated blockchain gaming platform.Read More
Google Launches AI Summaries for Gmail After Troubled Start on Search
The popular email service will serve as Google’s latest AI testing ground.
Can You Reverse Your Skin’s Sun Damage? We Asked Experts
Sun damage can cause skin cancer and premature skin aging, but can sun-damaged skin be reversed? We asked the experts.
Google’s New Gemini for Students Puts Double-Check Feature Front and Center
AI chatbots hallucinate, so double-checking should always be top of mind.
Target Circle Week Returns in July, Competing With Amazon Prime Day
One of Target’s biggest sale events of the year, Target Circle Week, has just been announced to take place right before Amazon’s Prime Day sale.
Best Grill and BBQ Tools Under $25
Grab the best budget-friendly grill tools — all $25 or less — for your next barbecue.
Gayming Awards 2024: Baldur’s Gate 3 and Thirsty Suitors lead the winners
The winners of the Gayming Awards 2024 have been announced, with Baldur’s Gate 3 winning the Game of the Year and Readers’ Award.Read More
Save Up to 53% on TVs and Soundbars From Samsung and LG at Woot – CNET
For a limited time, Woot’s sale can net you a new TV or soundbar at less than half the asking price.
An AI-Built ‘Digital Twin’ Could Improve Your Health, This Startup Says – CNET
Data from your body gets turned into personalized recommendations to address issues like diabetes and obesity.