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Pokémon Unite launches for mobile on September 22
Pokémon Unite will launch for iOS and Android on September 22. The Pokémon Company announced the release date today.Read More
Pokémon Legends: Arceus lets you ride and glide your Pokémon
We got a better look at Pokémon Legends: Arceus during today’s Pokémon Presents, showing off features like gliding and open world battles.Read More
Samsung Galaxy phones can store COVID vaccination proof in Samsung Pay – CNET
Samsung partners with the Commons Project to give users fast, secure access to their immunization records.
Mortgage interest rates as of Aug. 18, 2021: Rates recede – CNET
Today a couple of notable mortgage rates tailed off. Here’s what that means for you if you’re in the market for a mortgage.
Refinance rates for Aug. 18, 2021: Rates slide – CNET
Several benchmark refinance rates fell today.
Working with contractors: How to hire a qualified pro – CNET
Finding the right contractor is a job in its own right. Here’s what you should know.
EdgeQ samples SoC for 5G and AI inference engines
EdgeQ is sampling a system-on-chip for 5G networks that reduces costs by running AI inference engines at the edge.Read More
AI-powered design platform Uizard picks up $15M
Uizard, an AI-powered mobile app and desktop software design platform, has raised $15 million in venture capital financing.Read More
API development platform Postman nabs $225M
Postman, an API development and management platform, has raised $225 million in venture capital at a $5.6 billion valuation.Read More
Apple’s movie CODA lets ASL speak, and sing, for itself – CNET
The film, about a Deaf family with a hearing teen, showcases how sign language can be visual poetry — as raunchy as a limerick, as sublime as a sonnet.