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DT Daily: Waymo’s Driverless Cars, Fallout 76 Tips, and Racella

By Mark Lavoie on March 1, 2025

On yesterday’s episode of DT Daily, we recapped Amazon’s latest plan to set up shop in New York City and Crystal City, Virginia, which will make way for roughly 25,000 jobs in both locations. We also spoke with David Mandelbrot, CEO of Indiegogo, about the current state of crowdfunding, as well as Chris Bevans, the creative director for Dyne, regarding the luxury… Continue reading "DT Daily: Waymo’s Driverless Cars, Fallout 76 Tips, and Racella"
Gaming
Xbox One Gets Mouse and Keyboard Support

By Mark Lavoie on March 1, 2025

The introduction of cross-platform play this generation has allowed Xbox One and PC players to enjoy their favorite games together, but this doesn’t always lead to the fairest matches. Those on PC have a noticeable advantage in shooters because of their mouse and keyboard controls, but the latest Xbox One update has leveled the playing field by adding support for… Continue reading "Xbox One Gets Mouse and Keyboard Support"
Computing
How to Install Windows on a Chromebook

By Mark Lavoie on February 28, 2025

Between web apps and Android apps in Chrome OS, there’s a lot you can get done on Chromebooks. However, there still might be certain things about Windows you miss. You might not have thought it was possible, but you have a few different options for bringing some of that Windows goodness to your Chrome OS machine. There are a multitude of ways… Continue reading "How to Install Windows on a Chromebook"
Emerging Tech
Simulation Shows How Elon Musk’s Internet Satellite Network Might Work

By Mark Lavoie on February 28, 2025

From Tesla to Hyperloop to plans to colonize Mars, it’s fair to say that Elon Musk thinks big. Among his many visionary ideas is the dream of building a space internet. Called Starlink, Musk’s ambition is to create a network for conveying a significant portion of internet traffic via thousands of satellites Musk hopes to have in orbit by the… Continue reading "Simulation Shows How Elon Musk’s Internet Satellite Network Might Work"
Smart Home
Alarm Uses Targeted Light and Sound to Wake You, But Not Your Partner

By Mark Lavoie on February 28, 2025

Whether you are awakened each day by a phone alarm, a clock radio, or a next-gen device like the Amazon Echo Spot, the common problem with all these alarm systems is that they will wake up both yourself and whoever you are sharing a bed with. That’s a problem in the event that two bed partners don’t share the same wake-up… Continue reading "Alarm Uses Targeted Light and Sound to Wake You, But Not Your Partner"
Gaming
The Game Awards 2018: How to Watch, Categories, Nominees, and more

By Mark Lavoie on February 28, 2025

Geoff Keighley’s The Game Awards will have its fifth anniversary this year, and if it’s anything like the shows we’ve seen in years past, it will feature not only recognition for the year’s best games, but also lifetime achievement awards, musical performances, and plenty of new game announcements. Next to E3 and Gamescom, The Game Awards is one of the… Continue reading "The Game Awards 2018: How to Watch, Categories, Nominees, and more"

Author: Mark Lavoie

DT Daily: Waymo’s Driverless Cars, Fallout 76 Tips, and Racella

Xbox One Gets Mouse and Keyboard Support

How to Install Windows on a Chromebook

Simulation Shows How Elon Musk’s Internet Satellite Network Might Work

Alarm Uses Targeted Light and Sound to Wake You, But Not Your Partner

The Game Awards 2018: How to Watch, Categories, Nominees, and more

Apple’s Foldable iPhone: Here’s Everything We Know

The Best Deals on Nvidia and AMD Graphics Cards for Black Friday 2018

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