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Google and the FBI Target Massive Botnet That Quietly Used Home Devices to Mask Cybercrime
Amazfit’s Screenless Wearable Tracks Fitness With an Added Waist Motion Sensor
Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked Event: We Expect Weird Foldables, Funky AI Glasses and More
Tesla Stretches Its Model Y for a Roomier Third Row, Extending the Price Even More
Meta Has a New AI Image Tool, and I Already Used It to Deepfake My Friend’s Instagram
Sumo Logic delivers on SOAR promise it made by acquiring DFLabs
Sumo Logic delivers on the SOAR platform commitment for the cloud it made when it acquired DF Labs earlier this year.Read More
Form launches Workouts feature for smart swim AR goggles
Form Smart Swim Goggles is adding a new feature called Workouts that lets you customize your own swimming regimen.Read More
Corporate spend management startup Ramp snags $300M
Ramp, a corporate spend management platform offering AI-powered digital tools, raised $300 million in venture capital.Read More
Urbint, which uses AI to predict threats to infrastructure, nabs $60M
Urbint, a startup developing AI-powered tech that can predict infrastructure failures, has raised $60 million in venture funding.Read More
Unity acquires AI chat analysis platform OTO, launches toxicity in gaming report
Unity Technologies has acquired OTO to use AI to analyze online multiplayer gaming conversations for possible toxic behavior.Read More
How the Shibumi Shade revolutionized the beach experience – CNET
Blow over, umbrellas and tents. This wind-harnessing, sewn-in-the-USA canopy has built a coastal following.
Is your new home a lemon? Here’s what you can do about it in today’s intense housing market – CNET
Learn your options so you can make better decisions before you buy a home — and after.
Peloton’s Tread returns to market Aug. 30 following safety recall – CNET
The treadmill was recalled in May after owners reported suffering injuries arising from use of its touchscreen.
EA’s Patent Pledge will give competitors free access to accessibility technology
Electronic Arts is announcing a Patent Pledge where it will give competitors and developers free access to its accessibility patents.Read More
Electronic Arts makes ‘ping system,’ other accessibility-focused patents free to use – CNET
The game developer says it hopes to start a trend of making these types of patents freely accessible and popular to use.