Month: May 2023

/ Companies that have verified their identity through BIMI will automatically receive a checkmark logo to go along with using their own profile image. Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Gmail will start displaying a familiar-looking blue checkmark next to a sender’s name to verify their identity. In a blog post, Google says the
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/ Dashlane’s building its own password-free solution that can unlock user vaults via device authentication — but it’s not passkeys. Dashlane’s new Passwordless Login uses device authentication, so you can log in to your vault on your computer by scanning a QR code.Image: Dashlane Password manager company Dashlane is replacing the master password with a
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Our global search continues, and today, we’re urging early-stage startups across Africa to apply for the Startup Battlefield 200 at Disrupt 2023. The application window closes on May 15 at 11:59 p.m. PDT. Africa: The Startup Battlefield 200 wants your startups SB 200 is the startup world’s preeminent competition, and it has a global reach.
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Redfall, a vampire shooter out this week on Xbox and PC, was developed by Arkane Studios, the same team behind classics like Dishonored and Prey. It’s one of Microsoft’s first-party exclusives for 2023, a big release for the company’s Game Pass subscription service. And by most accounts, it sucks. Let’s Talk About Gotham Knights’ Predictable
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While we wait for Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, a troupe of modders known as Garden of Eyes is working on an overhaul mod to FromSoftware’s latest “You Died” open-world RPG, which will introduce new weapons, additional skins for Torrent, and Bloodborne-style gun parries to The Lands Between. As it continues working on
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The PlayStation 4 was the graphical shot in the arm console gaming needed after the very very lengthy PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 generation, which saw the consoles struggling to meet games’ increasing graphical demands by the early 2010s. The PS4 impressed right out of the gate, a much-needed remedy to the growing PS360 malaise.
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/ Youtube still ran ads on content that rejects mainstream climate science, even after Google said it wouldn’t allow that.  Photo by Sean Gallup / Getty Images Google is still turning a buck on climate disinformation on YouTube. The company pledged not to sell ads on content that rejects mainstream climate science more than a
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/ Google’s new smart home API means security companies like Abode can once again integrate with Nest’s thermostats and cameras. Security system Abode now works with all Google Nest cameras and thermostats.Image: Abode Starting today, users of the smart home security system Abode can now control and automate Google Nest products natively inside the Abode
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“Batteries are hard,” an expert once said. He wasn’t kidding. Designing and manufacturing pouches, slabs or cylinders filled with volatile chemicals that are capable of recharging ever more quickly is far from easy. Just ask LG, which had to pay GM nearly $2 billion for a costly manufacturing defect that saw every Chevy Bolt recalled.
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As technology advances, and online communities shift to adapt, we take it as a kind of default proposition that new sites and platforms should be better than old ones. Reality, of course, has different plans. Let’s Talk About Gotham Knights’ Predictable Ending Off English Take Discord. It’s a great platform! A huge improvement over older
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