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Nintendo Game Builder Garage teaches kids game design – CNET
This combo of Super Mario Maker and Labo arrives June 11. We got a demo to see how it works
Motul launches a line of engine oils targeted at Radwood-era and earlier classic cars – Roadshow
There are several blends designed specifically for cars made from the 1950s through the 1990s.
‘No bird too tall’: Twitter tweaks image crop, vertical photos flood site – CNET
“Twitter crop is gone.” Artists and photographers rejoice, as do people who want to post photos of wookiees and tall hats.
Brembo debuts RGB motorcycle brake caliper concept – Roadshow
You got your gaming PC all over my motorcycle!
IoT is critical to enterprise digital transformation, Omdia says
IoT platform growth set to boom, as industry survey discloses uptick in critical IoT deployments.Read More
Data leak makes Peloton’s Horrible, No-Good, Really Bad Day even worse
Enlarge (credit: Peloton) Peloton is having a rough day. First, the company recalled two treadmill models following the death of a 6-year-old child who was pulled under one of the…
Netskope: Lack of collaboration can block digital transformation
When security and network teams don’t work well together, digital transformation efforts suffer, Netskope said in its survey on collaboration.Read More
Metacore secures $179.9M in credit from Supercell for casual games
Mobile game studio Metacore has raised $179.9 million in funding from Supercell to continue developing its casual mobile games.Read More
Google adds more flexibility to its return-to-office policies – CNET
The company says it expects 20% of its employees to work from home permanently.
Hisense debuts the first dual-cell LCD TV at 75 inches, $3,500 – CNET
It’s joined by other, less expensive 2021 models with full-array local dimming, quantum dots and Android TV — as well as an 8K Roku TV.