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Average new car price absurdity continues, blasts past $40,000 – Roadshow
Buyers paid record prices in the month of June.
This top Dell Inspiron 14-inch full-HD, Core i7 laptop is on sale for $699 ($300 off) – CNET
The Inspiron 14 7000 has a premium look and features but at a better price.
Scientists closing in on cosmic dawn, when the first stars were born – CNET
Astronomers are getting closer to witnessing “a holy grail in astronomy.”
Mazda confirms next Miata will boast electrification of some sort – Roadshow
It could be anything ranging from a mild hybrid to a more aggressive sort of electrification.
The DeanBeat: Social numbers show who won the virtual E3 2021
Based on Spiketrap and Facebook, the winners of E3 included Metroid Dread, Halo Infinite, Breath of the Wild 2, and Battlefield 2042.Read More
PagerDuty expands enterprise incident management with remediation tools
PagerDuty expands the scope of its incident management platform to address emerging digital business requirements.Read More
Overwolf will pay out $29M to mod and app creators in 2021
Overwolf said today that it expects to pay out $29 million to players who create items to buy and sell in video games.Read More
Overview of deep learning architectures computers use to detect objects
An overview of deep learning architectures that help computers detect objects, a key technology used in self-driving cars and healthcare.Read More
Boom Corp. raises $1.8M to make social games like Boom Slingers
Boom Corp. has raised $1.8 million in seed funding to develop social games that bring people together, much like its Boom Slingers.Read More
Nexon CEO Owen Mahoney: Game companies say they love innovation but resist creators at every turn
Nexon CEO Owen Mahoney says game companies say they love innovation and support creators, but they throw roadblocks in their paths.Read More