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Save 30% on robes, sleep masks and more during Gravity Blankets’ cozy Valentine’s sale – CNET
Get a good night’s rest for less with discounts on these weighted sleep accessories.
Google account hacks drop 50% for 150 million who got 2-factor login – CNET
With two-factor authentication, hackers can’t get far even if they’ve stolen your password. Ultimately, Google wants to move entirely beyond passwords.
The Oscars: Where to stream the movies nominated for Best Picture – CNET
From Nightmare Alley on Hulu to Don’t Look Up on Netflix, here are the titles now available on your streaming services (and some you can’t stream yet).
Next Nintendo Direct airs on February 9
Nintendo announced today that it is hosting a new Direct on February 9 at 2 p.m. Pacific.Read More
Wildlife Studios launches affiliated studio Playabit
Wildlife Studios today announced the launch of Playabit, its latest affiliated studio, to be run by talent behind Toy Blast and Toon Blast.Read More
Cerebra lands $15M to help companies analyze marketing data
Cerebra, a company developing an analytics platform for businesses, has raised $15 million in venture capital.Read More
Cloud monitoring software rank highly as companies overhaul infrastructure
G2 has revealed its sixth annual software ranking award lists, revealing the best performing products across various metrics and verticals.Read More
Virtual events platform Airmeet lands $35M
Virtual events platform Airmeet today announced it has raised $35 million in a Series B round of funding.Read More
50 security products that customers really love
G2 released its first-ever ranking of the “best security products,” led by IAM platform Okta, as well as data on popular security categories.Read More
Atari asks gamers for help finding developer of mysterious 2600 game
Atari XP has asked fans for help finding the developer of Aquaventure, an unreleased Atari 2600 prototype with mysterious origins.Read More