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Sony is restructuring its PlayStation division to prepare for PS5

By John Diente

Sony is making big changes to how its PlayStation division will handle marketing before the PS5 launches in 2020.

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BlizzCon 2019: Big announcements ruined by leaks affecting Activision stocks, say analysts

Leaks prior to BlizzCon 2019 have reportedly taken the surprise out of the event, which led to to a bullish outlook for...

By John Diente

One year after Lion Air crash, Boeing 737 MAX remains grounded

Boeing's entire global fleet of almost 400 MAX planes has stayed out of service in the past year

By Luc Olinga

Disney+ incompatible with certain devices, Linux developer reveals why

It looks like the Disney+ service is still incompatible with certain devices, which could push potential subscribers...

By John Diente

Blizzard postpones 'World of Warcraft' event as #BoycottBlizzard gathers momentum

Blizzard posted an announcement on the "World of Warcraft" Facebook page to confirm the postponement of the game's 15th...

By John Diente

Made by Google 2019: Everything new showcased at the event

The Made by Google 2019 event showcased all of the best hardware the company has in store for consumers.

By John Diente

Blizzard stocks continue to tumble as consumers boycott its products, services

The ongoing boycott against Blizzard Entertainment's services and games are already affecting the company's stocks.

By John Diente

Apple responds to accusations of sharing user data with China

Apple assures consumers it is not collecting user data for the Chinese government and offers an explanation about safe...

By John Diente

Blizzard's suspension of Blitzchung prompts casters, fans to drop their support

In the wake of Blizzard's suspension of Blitzchung, casters and gamers are withdrawing their support for the game...

By John Diente

Epic Games assures 'Fortnite' fans it won't ban anyone for political opinions

The company is promising a more open approach regarding political statements made by content creators and players.

By John Diente

Robinhood investment app launching in Britain soon as FCA approval goes through

The popular investment app has been approved by the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority.

By Rishabh Jain

Tesla secret lab is building batteries of the future

EV company Tesla is said to be experimenting on its own battery system in a secret laboratory.

By Lorraine Lorenzo

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How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

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Sony is restructuring its PlayStation division to prepare for PS5

BlizzCon 2019: Big announcements ruined by leaks affecting Activision stocks, say analysts

One year after Lion Air crash, Boeing 737 MAX remains grounded

Disney+ incompatible with certain devices, Linux developer reveals why

Blizzard postpones 'World of Warcraft' event as #BoycottBlizzard gathers momentum

Made by Google 2019: Everything new showcased at the event

Blizzard stocks continue to tumble as consumers boycott its products, services

Apple responds to accusations of sharing user data with China

Blizzard's suspension of Blitzchung prompts casters, fans to drop their support

Epic Games assures 'Fortnite' fans it won't ban anyone for political opinions

Robinhood investment app launching in Britain soon as FCA approval goes through

Tesla secret lab is building batteries of the future

Will Western Digital's decision to cut ties with Huawei backfire?

AMD comes out swinging with new graphics cards

The Apple boycott in China is getting worse

Google just found a powerful new space for ads

Apple earnings: Services revenue hits record high

Apple services strategy hits a speed bump

Xbox Scarlett: Phil Spencer claims new console will trump PS5 in terms of power, price

Google Stadia launch isn't looking up for the company and its users

How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors

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How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors

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