Month: September 2024

Canva is one of my favorite graphic design programs. It’s user-friendly — even for those of us who are less artistically inclined — and offers a robust free plan that’s perfect for most budgets. Like a lot of digital creative services, Canva received an artificial intelligence makeover in the past year. It has a full
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Now that the Federal Reserve has officially started to lower interest rates, homeowners can expect mortgage refinance rates to gradually decline. Over the last two years, surging mortgage rates have meant refinancing isn’t an option for most homeowners, as the vast majority currently have mortgage loan rates below 6%. Now that rates have started to
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Digital transformation — upgrading a company’s legacy apps and processes with new tech — has long been a buzzy and lucrative business. But the pandemic supercharged the market. Covid pandemic lockdowns and the widespread move to work-from-home spurred brands relying on old technology to modernize their organizations. According to Statista, worldwide spending on digital transformation
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During today’s Sony State of Play, Capcom released a new trailer for the upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds and confirmed that the highly anticipated game will arrive on February 28, 2025. Suggested Reading Agatha All Along Star Sasheer Zamata On Witchcraft And Star Trek Off English Suggested Reading Here’s the new trailer, showcasing various environments, monsters,
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It must be M&A season. Commvault, a publicly traded data protection and management software company, announced Tuesday that it intends to acquire data backup and recovery provider Clumio for an undisclosed sum. The deal is expected to close in early October. Commvault says it’s not material to its earnings and that it’ll be funded with
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Getting healthy is big business these days. Now a startup that’s come up with a unique approach leveraging tech to help people with their exercise regimes is announcing a big round of funding, putting some weight behind its own push for growth.  Munich-based EGYM — a maker of connected fitness equipment and personalized training tech
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While some tech companies have lofty goals to transform drug discovery through AI or to mine metals from astroids, others set out to solve very annoying pain points average people feel everyday. Tennibot fall into the latter category and wants to pick up your tennis balls for you. Tennibot co-founder and CEO Haitham Eletrabi said
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Few hardware startups have ramped up to a full product line as quickly as Nothing. The London-based firm announced on Tuesday yet another take on earbuds with the Ear Open. As the name suggestions, these are open-ear devices, designed to maintain a sense of situational awareness, rather than the drown-out-the-world approach of active noise cancelation.
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/ You can preorder the Galaxy S24 FE even though it technically doesn’t exist yet. By Allison Johnson, a reviewer with 10 years of experience writing about consumer tech. She has a special interest in mobile photography and telecom. Previously, she worked at DPReview. Share this story I guess we’ll call it a pre-preorder?Image: Samsung
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Isabella Vincenza, one of CloudKitchens’ earliest employees, never imagined she would be suing her now-former employer. Hired as a full-time salesperson in 2018, she became a mainstay at President’s Club dinners hosted by CEO Travis Kalanick at his Bel Air home throughout 2020 and 2021. These dinners were prized, invite-only events for top salespeople at
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/ The AI-generated captions will first roll out on ‘unscripted’ programming. By Umar Shakir, a news writer fond of the electric vehicle lifestyle and things that plug in via USB-C. He spent over 15 years in IT support before joining The Verge. Share this story Illustration by Álvaro Bernis / The Verge Warner Bros. Discovery
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