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PS5 DualSense is adding red and black options – CNET
The new PlayStation controller goes beyond white next month.
Amazon plans to hire 75,000 warehouse workers and delivery drivers – CNET
The retail giant says hiring across the US and Canada is already underway.
Toyota remains timid on EV goals for US, expects hybrids to take off instead – Roadshow
The automaker hasn’t jumped on an EV-only lineup, citing a desire to give its customers choices to “bridge” the gap.
Spatial unveils web browser collaboration in 3D workspace and NFT virtual galleries
Spatial is making its 3D collaborative space available via web browsers. And the company is also showing off galleries with NFT art.Read More
DeepScribe raises $5.2M to transcribe medical notes with AI
DeepScribe, a company developing a platform for health note transcription, has raised $5.2 million in seed funding.Read More
ChaosSearch brings SQL support to log analytics
ChaosSearch adds support for SQL to a log analytics platform that stores data natively in object-based storage systems in the cloud.Read More
Allstar raises $3.85M so gamers can share snackable game highlights
Allstar has raised $3.85 million so that gamers can share snackable game video highlights, turning anyone into a pro content creator.Read More
How a rural Filipino community is earning a living playing an NFT game
Filipinos figured out how to make money playing games, as chronicled in a documentary called Play-to-Earn: NFT Gaming in the Philippines.Read More
How 3D location technology is completing the picture in location-based apps (VB Live)
Geolocation technology enables accurate vertical location at scale – so accurately that it can pinpoint what floor you’re on in a skyscraper.Read More