Will Shanklin

Meta held a hackathon in Europe, tasking over 200 developers with using its Llama AI to improve the UK’s health services. The company awarded funds for AI that shortens wait times in Britain’s National Health Service A&E rooms.

photo of Uber’s new XXL rides will have extra room for your big-ass suitcase image Uber is rolling out some new features for the holiday travel season. On Wednesday, it announced a new, super-duper-sized option with extra trunk space for airport travel. In addition, there will be a third shuttle route for NYC travelers. UberXXL is the company’s new extra-spacious rideshare option. These…

Sony hasn’t dropped too many specifics about its Black Friday deals yet, but the sale will include PS Plus subscriptions, games and hardware.

Thee Theragun Mini 2.0 massage gun is now $149 (down from $199) for Black Friday. The compact and triangular massager can easily fit into small bags.

The Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer, which has 11 cooking functions, is on sale for Black Friday.

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Companies could face fines of up to AUD$49.5 million ($32.2 million) for violations. · Contributing Reporter · 2-min read

photo of The Kobo Libra Colour ereader is $20 off in this Black Friday deal image If you’re in the market for a color ereader, one of Rakuten Kobo’s latest models is on sale for Black Friday. Today, you can order the Kobo Libra Colour, which has a seven-inch color e-ink screen and physical page-turn buttons, for $200. If you’re content with black-and-white reading, two of the…

photo of Overwatch’s new hero is Hazard, the spiky Scotsman you’ve been waiting for image Overwatch 2’s newest hero is a tank with surprising mobility and brutal diving and brawling tactics. Hazard has a punk-rock aesthetic, Scottish brogue and a shotgun that can blast your vulnerable backline heroes to smithereens. But don’t be put off by his tough exterior: This anti-establishment rapscallion…

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has “provisionally concluded” that Apple’s restrictive mobile browser policies limit innovation. It expects to make a final decision by March.