NYT Connections today: answers and hints for Tuesday , November 21
Connections is the latest puzzle game from the New York Times. The game tasks you with categorizing a pool of 16 words into four secret (for now)...
India’s anti-money laundering agency finds $1 billion violation at Byju’s
India’s Enforcement Directorate, its anti-money laundering agency, has found that Byju’s violated the nation’s foreign exchange law to the tune of $1.08 billion, a person familiar...
Cruise woes continue as key figures quit the robotaxi firm
Cruise co-founder Daniel Kan has quit the beleaguered autonomous-car company, Reuters reported on Monday.
His departure as chief product officer comes a day after Cruise co-founder and...
MediaTek’s new smartphone chip sounds too good to be true
Weeks after introducing a very promising flagship chip for Android phones that rivals Qualcomm’s best, MediaTek is taking the competition a notch lower. The latest from...
Google admits Spotify pays no Play Store fees because of a secret deal
A Google executive said during a testimony in the Epic vs Google trial that a deal with Spotify allows the audio company to bypass Play Store...
Indy raises $44 million to simplify taxes and paperwork for freelancers
French startup Indy has recently closed a new funding round of $44 million (€40 million) with BlackFin Capital Partners leading the round. Indy started as an...
The best podcast, streaming gear to gift in 2023
If you’re among people as you read this, look to your left. Now look to your right. Statistically speaking, those on either side of you probably...
Powder, an AI clipping tool for gaming, can detect when a creator yells during...
Powder, AI-powered clipping software that takes highlights from gaming streams and turns them into short-form videos, will soon be able to detect shouting for gamers to...
OpenAI’s crisis is an era-defining moment
The “traitorous eight,” the PayPal Mafia and . . . the OpenAI expats?
OpenAI’s meltdown is likely to become the latest installment in what’s becoming a Silicon Valley tradition: turmoil at...
With Functional Source License, Sentry wants to grant developers freedom ‘without harmful free-riding’
Yet another software license is vying for the attentions of SaaS companies seeking to align themselves with the open source realm, without compromising their commercial endeavors.
Sentry,...