New app lets users generate and share playable AI-powered mini games without coding For months, the conversation around artificial intelligence has centred on writing emails, generating images and ...

Alibaba to Ban Employees From Using Anthropic's Coding Tool, Source Says By Eduardo Baptista BEIJING, July 3 (Reuters) - Chinese tech giant Alibaba ⁠has ⁠banned employees from using Anthropic's Claude ...

Meta is getting into gaming with the launch of a new app called Pocket, which allows people to generate small, interactive apps and games using AI prompts. The software, a result of Meta’s acquisition ...

Get ready for another Meta app. Meta has a new social AI app called Pocket, Business Insider has learned. Meta describes the Pocket as a platform to "create, share, and discover gizmos with friends." ...

Brick breaking game for Xbox 360. Games metadata is powered by IGDB.com The ‘Community Created’ mode is cranking up absurdity at the expense of balance The second movie in James Gunn’s DC Universe is ...

Seven Network is launching a 24/7 streaming service on 7plus Sport for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. The service will include multiple live and replay channels, alongside new features for local ...

Salt Lake City, Utah-based festival Kilby Block Party have announced their 2026 lineup and as usual it’s packed with Under the Radar favorites. The lineup includes The xx, Magdalena Bay, Japanese ...

As soon as I entered General Intuition’s R&D floor at its New York office, the company’s 31-year-old co-founder and CEO Pim de Witte directed my attention to a monitor perched on a standing desk.

A technique that supersizes cells to reveal minute details has gone big — really big. Using a polymer similar to those used in nappies to make them super-absorbent, scientists have expanded the volume ...

As one of the founding members of Simple Minds way back in 1977, guitarist Charlie Burchill seems to be working as hard as ever with no sign of the band slowing down. Despite residing in Italy for ...

Hello, world. My name's Stephen LaConte, and this is Stephen Please — an advice column where readers like you can send me your problems, and I tell you exactly what to do. If you enjoy the column ...