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Amazon launches HealthLake in general availability
Amazon launched a new big data analytics service for health care providers, HealthLake, in general availability.Read More
Genvid raises $113M for massive interactive live events like Project Raven
Genvid Holdings has raised $113 million to fuel massive interactive live events such as the upcoming Project Raven.Read More
Best soundbar under $300 in 2021 – CNET
Sure you can pay (a lot) less, but if you want good sound and the right features, $300 is the sweet spot.
Formula 1 aims to introduce sustainable fuel for racing mid-decade – Roadshow
Like Porsche’s renewable, synthetic gasoline, F1 hopes to have an alternative to fossil fuels by 2030.
Blue Origin and Jeff Bezos welcome 18-year-old student aboard historic flight – CNET
When New Shepard flies July 20, the still-anonymous auction winner who paid $28 million for a seat won’t be inside the crew capsule.
Feeding the machine: We give an AI some headlines and see what it does
Enlarge / Turning the lens on ourselves, as it were. There’s a moment in any foray into new technological territory that you realize you may have embarked on a Sisyphean…
Fitness deals: Save $30 on adjustable dumbbells, 48% on Openfit app and more – CNET
Three discounts to keep your summer workouts moving.
The Grand Tour returns with new special featuring 1970s American luxo-barges – Roadshow
It looks like a good portion of this Lochdown special surrounds a trio of cars, including a Cadillac De Ville, Lincoln Continental and Buick Riviera.
Jurassic Park Reebok sneakers are 65 millions of awesome – CNET
Feast your eyes on these Jurassic Park-inspired shoes, hoodies and T-shirts.
Amazon is getting sued by the CPSC for selling hazardous products – CNET
The tech giant reportedly refused to remove hazardous products from its online retail listings after federal safety regulators tried to get it to abide by CPSC rules.