- Thu. May 28th, 2026
Latest Post
Meta Puts Perks Behind Paywalls: New Subscription Tiers Across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp
Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for May 28 #816
Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for May 28, #612
Charles Schwab Challenge 2026: TV Schedule, How to Watch, Stream All the PGA Golf Action From Anywhere
Today’s NYT Connections Hints, Answers and Help for May 28, #1082
Amazon palm readers coming to Whole Foods checkouts – CNET
The contactless biometric scanners will be creeping into new Seattle stores over the coming months.
Trump administration fuel economy regulations born out of flawed processes, EPA IG says – Roadshow
The Biden administration plans to propose its own standards, but the EPA inspector general said the current regulations hardly followed procedure.
Instagram has a new way to keep abusive DM requests hidden – CNET
Abusive DM requests will get routed to a hidden folder.
It’s not even Prime Day yet, but this 32-inch JVC Roku TV is just $99 (save $50) – CNET
You can also got a non-smart model in the same size for $79.
Bandai Namco launches new Tamagotchi Pix toy
The Tamagotchi Pix is yet another device that can bring people comfort at a time when we’re all dealing with hard times.Read More
RapidAPI capitalizes on booming API economy with $60M in funding
RapidAPI, a platform that helps developers find, manage, and test APIs, has raised $60 million in a series C round of funding. Read More
Infinix launches Hot 10S Series gaming smartphone
China’s Infinix unveiled its Hot 10S Series, a gaming and entertainment smartphone that has a lot of high end features.Read More
SaaS app management and security startup AppOmni nabs $40M
AppOmni, a startup developing a SaaS security and management solution for enterprises, has closed a new round of funding.Read More
Chivarly II hands-on: You have my sword
Earlier this month, I had a chance to try out Chivalry II during a press preview event and then during a test weekend.Read More
Google launches AI-powered document processing services in general availability
Google launched a number of AI-powered document processing services in general availability, including Lending DocAI and Procurement DocAI.Read More