Tesla Model Y vs Nissan Ariya: Which EV crossover wins?
Nissan has been a little slow to the punch when it comes to electrification (besides the Leaf, of course). But now, it’s finally starting to electrify...
A new breed of companies expand in San Francisco’s prime areas
Ten years ago, Pear VC, then a tiny new venture firm, operated out of a nondescript office in Palo Alto that was enlivened by bright, computer-themed...
The best PS5 games for 2023
The PlayStation 5 is looking to dominate the console landscape with its incredible library of games. Like the rest of the industry, Sony saw several major...
Android’s new real-time app scanning aims to combat malicious sideloaded apps
Android’s in-built security engine Google Play Protect has a new feature that conducts a real-time analysis of an Android app’s code and blocks it from installing...
Will this former future unicorn be sold for parts?
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AI’s not the only sector dodging the funding slowdown
A tougher fundraising environment reveals which companies and sectors investors have real conviction in, and which areas aren’t attractive outside of a bull market. AI startups...
How engineering leaders can use AI to optimize performance
If there’s one area where most engineering teams are not making the most of AI, it’s team management.
Figuring out how to better manage engineers is often...
I’m scared of next-gen Nvidia GPUs, and you should be too
Few things are as thrilling in the PC world as the release of a new lineup of some of the best graphics cards. The excitement builds...
I turned my iPhone into one of 2023’s coolest Android phones
It feels like the smartphone market has plateaued in terms of design. With the exception of folding phones and flip phones, pretty much all handsets today...
5 best breakup movies, ranked
After a particularly painful breakup, it’s expected for thos involved to turn to some common remedies – friends, comfort food, sad music, and of course, tear-jerking...