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Tinder is letting daters swipe around the world for free in April – CNET
A free month of Tinder’s Passport feature returns for daters still at home.
Lordstown Motors Endurance builds first electric pickup betas – Roadshow
The startup company says it has 55 more beta trucks to go before it enters production.
Amazon will bring employees back to offices over the summer – CNET
Most will be back by fall, it told workers in a memo.
Curri nabs $6M for AI-powered last-mile construction logistics
Curri, a logistics startup focusing on the construction industry, raised $6 million in a series A funding round.Read More
Verizon taps Dreamscape Immersive for VR content for 5G
Verizon Communications has tapped Dreamscape Immersive to make virtual reality experiences in rich environments for 5G networksRead More
Open banking is big. Here’s why open finance is bigger.
Learn how open finance and access to alternative data can revolutionize customer experiences and spur innovation.Read More
Amazon introduces choreographed motions with Alexa Presentation Language 1.6
The latest version of the Alexa Presentation Language for Alexa devices introduces a set of choreographed motions for the Echo Show 10.Read More
FanGraphs’ advanced baseball analytics has a new cloud home: MariaDB
FanGraphs makes shift from MySQL relational database to MariaDB database in time for opening day of the 2021 baseball season.Read More
The metaverse needs responsible stewardship
The metaverse will thrive … as long as platforms, publishers, players, and developers don’t prey on one another.Read More
North Korean hackers return, target infosec researchers in new operation
Enlarge In January, Google and Microsoft outed what they said was North Korean government-sponsored hackers targeting security researchers. The hackers spent weeks using fake Twitter profiles—purportedly belonging to vulnerability researchers—before…