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The off-road electric racing series started its first weekend with some big crashes, and Nico Rosberg’s team in P1 after the first qualifying round.

NYT sources claim Pinterest and VSCO could team up.

The copy was one of the earliest shrink-wrapped versions of the games you could buy in the US.

While we’ll never know what kind of music Kurt Cobain would write if he were still alive today, an AI may provide a glimpse.

Microsoft confirmed today that its online-only Build developer conference will run between May 25th and May 27th, though there’s still no word on when registration will open. (If last year is any indication, our money is on “the end of April.”)
“Microsoft Build is where developers, architects, start-ups, and students learn, connect, and code together, sharing knowledge and expanding their skillset, while exploring new ways of innovating for tomorrow,” the company’s events page explains.

John Krafcik is handing over the job to executives Tekedra Mawakana and Dmitri Dolgov.

According to documentation 9to5Google says it saw, the chipset, codenamed Whitechapel, will power Pixels that are slated to launch this fall.

A Day of the Devs showcase of indie and AAA games is on the schedule.

With a wrist-mounted camera and an RF reader, RF Grasp can find and pick up objects, even if they’re initially hidden from sight.

Here’s a list of the best tech deals from this week that you can still get today, including $50 off Apple’s MacBook Air M1 and $40 off Amazon’s Echo Show 10.

Save big on Apple’s Magic Keyboard for iPad — both the 11-inch and 12.9-inch models are at record low prices.

The foldable can be all yours for $1,800.

Microsoft is honoring a promise to make Xbox Series X mini fridges after winning a Twitter battle.

Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of Final Fantasy, chats about his new Apple Arcade RPG Fantasian.