May 7, 2019 GM’s self-driving division Cruise raises another $1.15 billion Cruise Automation, the self-driving division of General Motors, announced on Tuesday that it has secured a $1.15 billion investment, raising its post-money valuation to…
May 7, 2019 Riot Games staff walk out after sexism lawsuits result in forced arbitration More than 150 employees from Riot Games walked out of the League of Legends publisher's offices in Los Angeles yesterday to protest forced arbitration…
May 7, 2019 HBO quietly removed the coffee cup from Game of Thrones HBO has quietly updated the most recent episode of Game of Thrones to digitally remove a coffee cup that accidentally made its way into…
May 7, 2019 Ubisoft could announce a new ‘Ghost Recon’ game later this week Something is about to kick off in the world of Ghost Recon, although exactly what remains unclear. The official Twitter account tweeted Monday that…
May 7, 2019 How to watch Google’s opening I/O 2019 keynote at 1PM ET This year's Google I/O keynote promises to be a special one. For the first time in a long while, Google has confirmed there will…
May 7, 2019 Google and OnePlus are embracing the junior flagship trend Google is releasing its thoroughly leaked Pixel 3A and 3A XL this week, while OnePlus will follow up a few days later with a…
May 7, 2019 How to watch the Google I/O 2019 keynote There’s a great deal of anticipation surrounding Google’s 2019 I/O developer conference — especially considering all of the leaks and rumors that have already…
May 7, 2019 Facebook is turning its fact-checking partners loose on Instagram Starting this week, Facebook will begin a test to fact-check Instagram posts. Poynter reports that potentially false photos and memes shared on Instagram will…
May 7, 2019 Samsung could lose Galaxy Fold pre-orders if it doesn’t ship this month For a short while, the future looked rosy for the Samsung Galaxy Fold: so many people pre-ordered the $1,980 foldable smartphone that the company…
May 7, 2019 World’s fastest supercomputer will be built by AMD and Cray for US government The world’s fastest supercomputer will be built in the US by 2021, the US Department of Energy announced today. The machine, dubbed Frontier, will…