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NVIDIA partners with AT&T, gives away 6 months of GeForce Now to customers
NVIDIA has had a busy CES, but it’s not all new graphics card announcements. The company had a joint announcement with AT&T that’s two doses of good news for the cell carrier’s customers. AT&T 5G and GeForce Now If you’ve been interesting in testing out NVIDIA’s game streaming service, AT&T customers will be able to […]
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Waymo partners with Walmart for grocery pick-up in Phoenix
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Google says its partners will have Android 8.0-flavored hardware by the end of 2017
You want Android 8.0 Oreo pretty bad, so Google is pushing its partners to get the latest version of its platform onto new and existing devices. It’s typical for Google’s in-house devices to get software updates first. That’s why no one should be surprised that Oreo will be on the Pixel, Pixel C, Nexus 6P, […]
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Microsoft partners with a legal weed startup
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Get motiviated: New fitness app partners you up with a personal trainer
If you need an impartial, outside source of motivation to get fit and healthy, then Goqii’s new fitness app partners you up with a personal trainer, ready to spur you on, and monitor your goals.
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A tale of two Watsons — IBM partners with Tom Watson on Masters app
When speaking of Watson with IBM, you’re now going to have to ask, “Which one?” Just in time for the Masters to tee off, the software company has partnered with none other than golf superstar Tom Watson
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NASA partners with Freelancer.com to crowdsource its latest robotic arm
NASA is flexing its crowdsourcing muscle again, this time using its Tournament Lab and an ongoing partnership with Freelancer.com to encourage people to design a robotic arm for one of its International Space Station projects.
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