Union.ai raises $10M to simplify AI and ML workflow orchestration
Union.ai, a startup emerging from stealth with a commercial version of the open source AI orchestration platform Flyte, today announced that it raised $10 million in...
Apple iMovie 3.0 for iPhone and iPad makes video creation really simple
Apple’s iMovie on iOS and iPadOS is typically the first software Apple users encounter when they need to stitch a few video clips together. It’s fairly...
Drive back to the ‘70, ‘80s, and ‘90s
Is your affection for yesteryear rooted in the ‘70s disco movement, an ‘80s aerobics studio or ‘90s pop songs? For a drive back in time (and...
How to Add Custom Ringtones to Your iPhone
The iPhone has been around for a long time, and yet there’s still no easy way to add your own custom ringtones—but it is possible. If...
These New SteelSeries Mice Are Ultra-Light and Packed with Buttons
SteelSeries’ ultra-light and water-resistant Aerox lineup just gained three new mice, and man, they’ve got more buttons than you’ll ever need. The most impressive addition is...
Microsoft Edge Testing an Option to Pause Your Browser Extensions, but Why?
Browser extensions are extremely helpful and can deliver tons of useful features to your browsing experience, but sometimes you may want to turn them off. Now,...
Plex pulls the plug on podcasts and web shows
A week after launching a new universal search and discovery tool, Plex is inconveniencing podcast listeners by removing support for podcasts and web shows this Friday,...
Lucid launches a faster, more expensive version of its flagship EV
Lucid Motors announced Tuesday a high-performance companion to its long-awaited Lucid Air luxury sedan: a 1,050-horsepower grand tourer with a 446-mile range. The $179,000 Lucid Air...
Charge Your iPhone and Apple Watch In Style with Nomad’s New MagSafe Stand
Why use a bunch of messy cables when MagSafe’s right there? Nomad’s newest MagSafe charging stand, the Base One Max, features a super-sleek design, speedy charging,...
The William Trevor Reader: “Raymond Bamber and Mrs. Fitch”
It seems possibly axiomatic to say all great writers—and all great artists—have a kind of complacent default setting that they click into in the absence of...
