Daily News Roundup: Samsung Made the Mona Lisa Talk
Recently Samsung demonstrated a new capability to create video clips of people talking using just a single photo. An explanation video culminated in an example of...
The Only Thing You Need to Buy Today Is This Giant Flamingo Pool Float for $10
I don’t care if you don’t have a pool or don’t know someone with a pool. Why would you ever skip past a $10 flamingo pool...
How to Show (or Hide) the Google Chrome Bookmarks Bar
The bookmarks bar in Chrome is hidden by default to follow Google’s minimalist approach to browsing the web with little to no distractions. But if you’d...
Best Buy cancels Samsung Galaxy Fold pre-orders
Samsung is taking its time bringing the Galaxy Fold back to market. And frankly, that’s probably for the best. The Note debacle from a few years...
How to Keep Your Chromebook On When You Close the Lid
Chrome OS normally puts your operating system into a low-power sleep mode when you close the lid. This can be problematic if you hook your laptop...
Book Riot’s Deals of the Day for May 24th, 2019
Sponsored by Wishtree by Katherine Applegate These deals were active as of this writing, but may expire soon, so get them while they’re hot! Today’s Featured Deals...
You Know You Want a Dyson V10, and Today’s the Day to Get One
It’s 2019, and your vacuum shouldn’t have a cord anymore. Dyson’s cordless V-series stick vacs have long been go-to cordless options, but the powerful new V10...
Pythia: Facebook’s deep learning framework for the vision and language domain
Can you teach AI how to read? Facebook AI Research has yet another open source deep learning offering. Built upon PyTorch, Pythia is a modular framework...
With a Snip and a Clip, Megan Wagner Lloyd Creates PAPER MICE (plus a giveaway)
When I opened the envelope containing PAPER MICE, I let out a small GASP! because it was so sweet and lovely. LOOK: The mice! The color...
How to avoid an IPO
Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. We’re back to our old, weekly cadence. Which is...
