India-based audio series platform maker Pocket FM aims to be the Netflix of audio. That is, the company intends to match its audio series with hundreds of episodes to its users’ tastes. For that to work, it needs to release content rapidly — something it’s now turning to AI to help with. The Lightspeed-backed startup
A North Korean spy’s computer was hacked, leaking phishing logs, stolen South Korean government email platform source code, and links to Chinese hackers. Source link
SAVE $30: The TP-Link Portable Travel Router (BE3600) is on sale for $109.99 with code 30WIFI7 at Amazon, down from the standard price of $139.99. That’s a 21% discount and the lowest price we’ve ever seen at Amazon. These days, we pack plenty of tech when we head off on vacation or a work trip.
“Here we go” is both the first line of the 2025 Amazon Prime movie War of the Worlds and exactly what I said when I chose to watch it after the shitstorm of reviews that warned me not to. Directed by Rich Lee and shot exclusively through online calls and surveillance feed POVs, War of
When NeoLogic started building its more energy-efficient CPUs for AI servers, folks in the industry told its founders Avi Messica and Ziv Leshem that their idea wasn’t viable. “Most of the people that we have met say it’s impossible,” Messica told TechCrunch. “Some of them told us, at the time, that the innovation is impossible
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People are still using Threads! And according to the man in charge, the numbers are actually getting bigger. On Tuesday, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg took to Threads to share an update on the platform’s monthly users. SEE ALSO: Threads unveils improved Insights metrics to help creators understand their audience “Threads on the up and up,”
Astronomers have identified what could be a new supermassive black hole, and with an estimated mass 36 billion times that of the sun, it is about 10,000 times heavier than the black hole at the center of the Milky Way. This would make it among the most massive objects ever detected. The finding, published in
StubHub is giving a strong indication that its IPO is back on again. It filed a public S-1 in late March, then paused in April after the Trump administration’s tariffs spooked Wall Street. On Monday, it filed an updated S-1 that now includes Q1 2025 results. IPO experts Renaissance Capital estimated in March that the
Many see Perplexity’s bid to buy Google’s Chrome browser as a strategic statement rather than a likely transaction. Source link