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The Supreme Court didn’t save Google from Epic, and now the clock is ticking
Now, Google has just over two weeks once again — because the US Supreme Court has decided not to save Google ahead of its Supreme Court appeal. Today, the Court denied the company’s request for a partial stay, meaning the permanent injunction is still in effect, meaning Google must do the following things this month…
Red Dead Redemption is coming on December 4 to mobile for Netflix subscribers
Red Dead Redemption will finally be available on mobile devices, but only for Netflix subscribers. This was discovered by prolific news source and deals curator Wario64, who also revealed a release date of December 4. The game will be free to play on both iOS and Android devices and will include the zombie-centric DLC Undead…
Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince is pushing UK regulator to unbundle Google’s search and AI crawlers | TechCrunch
After earlier this year launching a marketplace that allows websites to charge AI bots for scraping their content, web infrastructure provider Cloudflare is pushing for increased regulation in the AI sector. The company’s chief executive, Matthew Prince, says he’s in London to speak with the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), where he’s proposing stricter…
Earth’s inner shifts spark global debate: Science or signs of the apocalypse?
Washington/Paris: A recent report by a NASA environmental scientist has raised alarm within the global scientific community, suggesting unusual activity deep beneath the Earth’s surface. According to the findings, molten magma that was previously concentrated at depths of around 130 kilometers has now shifted closer to 160 kilometers—an indication of significant subterranean changes. Scientists warn…
The Bumpboxx BB-777 is the ultimate in boombox nostalgia
Bumpboxx is fully embracing nostalgia with its latest boombox, the BB-777, which is modeled very closely on the legendary Sharp GF-777. A real deal GF-777 will set you back over $2,000 for one in working order. Plus, that vintage unit lacks modern amenities like Bluetooth or a rechargeable battery. Heck, it doesn’t even have a…
Emergent raises $23M from Lightspeed to let consumers build apps | TechCrunch
In the last decade, as the camera quality of smartphones improved, platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok rose in popularity for photo and video sharing. Many people turned from casual posters to money-earning creators. Emergent, a company built by twin brothers Mukund and Madhav Jha, aims to become a similar platform for consumers when it…
