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A movie can be both “Filmed for IMAX” and shot with IMAX cameras, which is why the two labels are easy to confuse.

There are lots of ways to get content on the big screen, like using a connected streaming device or accessing a built-in smart TV OS. But you can also do so wirelessly by using technology like Chromecast and Apple AirPlay, both of which “cast” (wirelessly send) content from your mobile device or laptop to the…

Bluetooth problems have a bad habit of telling you pretty much nothing. Your earbuds can display as connected but refuse to play any music, a car can play music just fine but not accept calls, or a wearable can keep dropping out for no reason.

Plus, Mixtape on Mac, Tetris Effect-style pachinko and a platformer with randomized controls.

Suddenly, a trip to Japan sounds awfully appealing. One company is combining two of Tokyo’s most popular tourist activities: sightseeing and all-you-can-eat sushi. The double-decker Sushi Bus has a kitchen on the first floor, a dining area with conveyor belts on the second floor and an elevator that lets staff deliver fish to hungry passengers. Diners…

NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement selected Georgia Tech to participate in a partnership designed to address a shortage of skilled technicians in the aerospace industry.

AWS Marketplace, one of the most well-known application marketplaces catering to enterprises of all sizes, is seeing rapid growth of its stable of AI agents, along with a rising number of traditional application offerings.

This morning, Walmart announced it will begin accepting tap-to-pay payments from credit cards, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and other NFC systems. Meanwhile, Walmart’s QR code payment system is the last major holdout from the tap-to-pay revolution that has swept across the US over the past several years. At this point, about 85% of retailers in…

Learn More Foley Hoag is pleased to host this half-day event, organized with MTLC. Partners Corey Brown and Stacie Aarested will be presenting.

After releasing new hardware this year — such as the Sonos Play and Amp Multi — and trickling out app redesigns, Sonos is making it clear that it’s returned in full force. Sonos CEO Tom Conrad said on an earnings call that AI will be a focal point of the company’s comeback, as