Google is rolling out a basic version of Vids to everyone. Until now, the AI-powered video editor has only been available to Google Workspace or AI plan subscribers, but now
Continue readingGoogle will now let everyone use its AI-powered video editor Vids
As we approach the end of August, early Labor Day deals have begun to appear, offering you a chance to save on speakers, noise-canceling headphones, TVs, and outdoor gear. Now
Continue readingGoogle’s Pixel Tablet is up to $170 off ahead of Labor Day weekend
Jelly loves taking trips in her carrier. | Photo: Hayden Field / The Verge Every once in a while, Slack conversations among The Verge’s staff are interrupted by photos of
Plaud, the company behind an AI wearable that actually works, is launching an upgraded version of its credit card-sized note-taking device. Just like its Plaud Note predecessor, the Plaud Note
Continue readingPlaud upgrades its card-sized AI note-taker with better range
The Southeast Asian country reaches an AI milestone as it looks to become a more competitive player in the global AI race.
Treasury officials say the North Korea government used the fraud network to generate money for the regime’s nuclear weapons program.
Plaud.ai launches its new Plaud Note Pro hardware notetaker with better mics and recording range.
Seven years after unveiling Mirror at TechCrunch Disrupt 2018, Brynn Putnam is returning to the stage where it all began.
Terraton sees promise in biochar, but the technology has struggled to scale. The startup thinks a franchise model could be what unlocks biochar’s potential.
Alphabet’s Verily was one of the company’s star “moonshot” businesses, with its research delving into areas ranging from connected diabetes therapies to robot surgery. Now, Verily has shuttered its medical
Continue readingAlphabet’s Verily closes its medical device division and lays off staff