GamingNews

‘Fallout 76’ adds human NPCs on April 7th

Fallout 76‘s long-awaited Wastelanders update will launch on April 7th on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, finally adding with it non-playable human characters to the game. The free DLC was initially supposed to come out last year, but Bethesda delayed it in October. On the same day, Fallout 76 will also become available on Steam. In addition to human characters that you can talk to…
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Saints Row IV is coming to Switch on March 27

Publisher Deep Silver announced today that it is porting Saints Row IV to the Switch on March 27. Saints Row IV is an open-world action game that debuted back in 2013 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. Ports for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One followed in 2015. This version of…
AI & RoboticsNews

Labelbox raises $25 million to grow its data-labeling platform for AI model training

Labelbox today announced the close of a $25 million series B funding round to grow its platform that labels data needed to train AI systems. The funding round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Google’s AI-focused Gradient Ventures fund, Kleiner Perkins, and First Round Capital. The funding will be used to develop and accelerate the Labelbox roadmap for machine learning…
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MobileNews

PSA: iCloud․com accessible from iOS and Android with support for Photos, Notes, Reminders, more

If you haven’t tried in a while, support for iCloud.com when using a mobile browser like Safari or Chrome on an iPhone, iPad, and Android has improved. Functionality differs a bit between iPhone/Android and iPad but there is access to Photos, Notes, Reminders, Find iPhone, iCloud Drive, Contacts, Mail, and more. Reported by , native browser support for iCloud.com on iPhone and notably Android…
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MobileNews

Google has paid Android developers about half of what Apple has

As I write this the evening before you’re reading it, the colossal caucus clusterf*** in Iowa is still ongoing and no official results are anywhere in sight. It seems clear that some portion of the problem stems from a poorly architected app. It’s an incredibly bad start…
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The January 2020 security patch is now rolling out for the Samsung Galaxy S7

As part of the proposed quarterly maintenance schedule, the Samsung Galaxy S7 is now receiving the January 2020 security patch. It’s great to see Samsung not leaving the Galaxy S7 out of its recent update spell, even if the January 2020 patch is slightly behind the most recent February patch rolling out to newer devices. Given that the S7 is now steadily approaching its four year anniversary…
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