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Travis Kalanick certainly has had a love-hate relationship with VCs over his career. As the founder of Uber he was a VC darling, raising what was then an unprecedented roughly $15 billion in venture funding during his tenure. Then, a boardroom battle with key investor Bill Gurley of venture firm Benchmark led to him being…

EGT Digital to present latest games and technology stack at SiGMA North America | Yogonet International Runs September 1-3 at Stand 91P

Google has announced its upcoming Pixel 11 series, and per usual, much of the attention will be given to the higher-end models like the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro Fold. But don’t overlook the Pixel 11 base model, as it’s still one of the more affordable flagship Android phones on the market right now. 

In celebration of the Pokémon franchise’s 30th anniversary, Polaroid is releasing a collection of new cameras, instant film and accessories styled after Pikachu, Sylveon and other Pokémon iconography. The collection, while mostly a reskin of the company’s existing products, is undeniably cute and will be available to preorder on August 25 directly from Polaroid or…

Elon Musk’s SpaceX attempted to acquire AI coding startup Cognition as it works to catch up to OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google in the AI race, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, citing sources familiar with the matter.

Whether you’ve gotten a new phone through your mobile service carrier or directly from the manufacturer, you’ve probably heard about or even used a payment plan for it. The Apple Upgrade Program is an example of one company’s attempt to make it easier for you to get a new phone, but how good a deal is…

Comcast has announced a new Xfinity router feature designed to improve home security — but it may come with privacy caveats.

Every time I test an Arch-based distribution, I think, “When will Arch be my go-to?” Likewise, when I test the Hyprland tiling window manager/compositor, I think, “When will Hyprland be my go-to?”

Stripe confirmed on Wednesday that it was buying OpenRouter. While the company didn’t disclose the deal price, sources told the New York Times that it paid $7.5 billion.

Most game publishers have been bending over backwards and altering their release dates to avoid the nuclear bomb that the arrival of Grand Theft Auto 6 is expected to be on gamers’ free time this fall. So it may come as a surprise to see the console release for Edmund McMillen’s The Binding of Isaac: Repentance+ Online…