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We may be living in the digital age, but we’re hardly losing our desire for personalized interactions. In fact, we’re keen on getting customized interactions, especially from brands. McKinsey documented this phenomenon a couple of years ago. The firm’s research … Continue reading →

Tesla is reported to end support for Steam-delivered PC games in its latest Model S and Model X (pictured), which might strike some as odd considering Tesla automobiles are mainly used for transport and not as a video games console. … Continue reading →

Call of Duty has never shied away from bombastic collaborations that at first glance look…wacky and out of place but are a triumph as soon as the match begins, and the same could be said of the upcoming Season 4 … Continue reading →

Senator Joseph Addabbo and Assemblyman Gary Pretlow are backing proposed legislation for the introduction of casino licenses in New York City, intending to expedite the current timeframe. As reported by the New York Post, the two Democrat lawmakers are striving … Continue reading →

The weekend behind us was mostly calm in the crypto space, and meme coins experienced a slow price action. However, the PEPE price broke new all-time highs last week before cooling off slightly below the $0.00001 area. Let’s find out … Continue reading →

It’s easy to imagine that when something’s out there on the internet it’s there forever (this feeling is doubled when it’s an embarrassing photo or a poem you wrote as a teenager). However, new research shows that this isn’t necessarily … Continue reading →

We like Glorious gear here at Readwrite. We covered the launch of its excellent Sketch keycaps as part of its launch of KeyCapsules at the start of the month and are looking forward to what they come up with at … Continue reading →

The crypto community has witnessed the appearance of yet another meme coin, and this one has a rather peculiar name – WienerAI. This new meme coin has managed to raise over $2 million in its ongoing crypto presale within just … Continue reading →

It’s official. TikTok is going longform. The application, which is facing a potential ban in the U.S., confirmed to TechCrunch on May 16 that it was testing the ability for users to upload 60-minute videos. Purportedly, this feature is available … Continue reading →

The world’s leading online eyewear retailer has launched a range of blue light glasses with gamers and the screen-obsessed in mind. The Blokz+ Tintz range is aimed at content creators who need to look good on their platforms, as well … Continue reading →