Two years ago, Valve told The Verge it wanted a successor to its cult classic Steam Controller, whose incredibly customizable buttons and touchpads paved the way for the Steam Deck handheld PC. Now, Valve watcher Brad Lynch claims a Steam […]
London-based startup Gendo has secured €5.1mn amid booming demand for its generative AI software built for architects. British architectural designer George Proud and software engineer Will Jones founded Gendo in 2022. The platform transforms simple inputs like sketches, 2D drawings,
We believe in the power of technology to help people express their creativity. That’s why we launched Lab Sessions, hands-on collaborations that explore how technology can support creative endeavors. For our latest Lab Session, we teamed up with a true
In the rapidly advancing landscape of AI technology and innovation, LimeWire emerges as a unique platform in the realm of generative AI tools. This platform not only stands out from the multitude of existing AI tools but also brings
Semiconductors are so integral to the history of Silicon Valley that they give the region its name, and, more importantly, its culture: chips require huge amounts of up-front investment, but they have, relative to most other manufactured goods, minimal marginal
WhatsApp’s newly unsealed court documents have exposed the extensive reach of NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware operation, which targeted “between hundreds and tens of thousands” of devices, according to testimony from the company’s head of research and development. The Israeli surveillance
We’re FINALLY discussing Epic v. Google, as the jury has finally delivered a verdict! Then, a much-needed update on Beeper Mini, with a Rocket Rule and some mea culpas. And then, E3 is dead! For real this time! Links and
About Reply All Reply All is a show about the internet, hosted by Alex Goldman and Emmanuel Dzotsi. Our show first aired in 2014, and nowadays is downloaded around 5 million times per month. Here are some nice things people
Your smartphone is likely being tracked by a tool called Locate X. Law enforcement and other U.S. state agencies use it. And they don’t need a warrant to track you either. This may or may not exactly be news to
Time zones are the bane of the remote worker’s existence, especially if your team is international. You can try to keep track of who lives where and what time it is in which place, but my brain isn’t wired for
