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As artificial intelligence makes it easier than ever to build websites and apps, Indian startup Runable is betting the next opportunity lies in what comes after: finding customers and helping businesses grow. The startup has raised $21 million to expand in that direction.

So you’ve upgraded your monitor setup and are left with an extra screen you’re not quite sure what to do with. Or, perhaps, you’re just looking to get a bit more out of your current displays. 

It was a warm summer night in September 2017 when Mashable asked itself: Has Apple innovation stalled? Do these glitzy new Apple phones (back then, that was the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, as well as the then-upcoming iPhone X) carry their weight, or did iPhone evolution end with the most perfect phone that came…

The 195 square mile site will house five launch complexes, each with two launch pads.

Ventures Platform has raised an oversubscribed $83 million second fund as the Pan-African venture firm expands beyond its home market of Nigeria with a strategy shaped by a tougher, more selective venture market.

Popular fantasy RPG series The Witcher was one of the big closing announcements during today’s Gamescom Opening Night Live showcase. CD Projekt Red revealed that it is releasing a remake of The Witcher 3, including both of its previous DLC expansions. The studio is offering the overhauled game as a free upgrade to existing owners…

If you’re a Spectrum internet user, the company just dropped a pretty big perk you’ll want to pay attention to.

TIME and Statista have launched the 2026 list of Best Employers, based on independent employee surveys conducted in countries around the world. In Brazil, Statista gathered 900,000 evaluations from employees across a wide range of sectors. These surveys asked open-ended questions about employees’ willingness to recommend their own employer and their willingness to recommend other…

If you struggle with motion sickness while looking at your phone in a car, train, or other moving vehicle, there’s finally an answer for Android.

Many of us built fantastical and wildly impractical cities from Legos as kids. Soon, we’ll be able to do that once more in video game form. Lego Skylines was announced today at Gamescom’s Opening Night Live. The upcoming blocky city builder will be available for Steam, PlayStation 5, XBOX Series X/S and Nintendo Switch 2,…