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A host of startups are preparing devices that add touchscreens to dice, board games, and a twisting puzzle cube, seeking to blend the best of physical play with the flexibility of a console.
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With your Hue setup, this is the only app you need for themed lighting.
The best music streaming services: Can Amazon top Spotify?
What is the best music streaming service? Spotify tops the list! We examined the top streaming services, focusing on sound quality, usability, price, and catalog to determine the best music streaming service.
Four Internets, book review: Possible internet futures, and how to reconcile them
This book characterises today's internet along four axes, outlines the respective benefits and challenges, and explores how our digital future may develop.
SMART Global fiscal Q2 results, outlook top expectations
SMART Global said its board authorized $75 million in buybacks, to be carried out from time to time.
Micron stock jumps as FYQ2 results, outlook top expectations
Micron said it is "on track to deliver record revenue and robust profitability in fiscal 2022."
Adobe shares sag as outlook misses expectations on halt of sales to Russia
Adobe said that its having halted all sales to Russia this month will result in a shortfall of $75 million in sales this year.
The best camping gear: Tech to help you get away
Whether it's a weekend getaway to a campsite or weeks away off-grid, having the right kit can make a huge difference -- not to mention, it's a lot of fun.
PagerDuty stock surges as fiscal Q4 revenue, forecast top expectations
PagerDuty CEO Jennifer Tejada said the company has "tremendous momentum" going into the new fiscal year.
DocuSign shares plunge: fiscal Q4 revenue beats, Q1 and year views miss expectations
CEO Springer declares that "people are not returning to paper."
Oracle shares rebound: Fiscal Q3 profit misses, Q4 view tops expectations
Oracle said its cloud computing software revenue rose 24% to $2.8 billion and said its cloud business now brings in more than $11 billion in revenue annually.
Couchbase stock drops 12% on FY Q4 beat, year view below expectations
The database pioneer said its annual recurring revenue, a key metric of performance, rose 23% to $132.9 million.
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