Top Tech Trends

Buying a company is the easy part. The challenge is getting your new team to feel like part of the same firm.

Designed for one-on-one meetings, the tool lets you insert available time slots directly into an email, automatically creating a calendar invite once a recipient selects a time.

Google Meet finally has a makeup filter for those days when you don’t feel like applying lipstick.

Coco Robotics is working toward automating its fleet of delivery robots using its millions of miles of collected data.

Walmart is partnering with OpenAI to let shoppers buy products directly through ChatGPT. The new integration will allow users to link their Walmart accounts, browse items ,and instantly check out — all within the chatbot.

OpenAI will purchase 10 gigawatts worth of AI accelerator hardware from semiconductor Broadcom.

Your online presence is the first impression you make on employers, clients or even new friends. Inaccuracies or even malicious impersonations can tarnish the brand you’ve worked so hard to build.

Google is rolling out updates to Search and Discover that introduce AI-powered features, improved navigation, and a new option to collapse ads. While users can now hide sponsored results, the “Sponsored” label will remain visible as they scroll — making ads persistent even when collapsed. Additional changes include new sports updates in Search and AI-driven topic previews in the Discover feed, launching first in the U.S., South Korea, and India.

YouTube makes it easier for teenagers to find informative videos on mental health topics like depression and anxiety.

Flint raised a $5 million seed round led by Accel, with participation from Sheryl Sandberg’s fund, Sandberg Bernthal Venture Partners, and prior investor Neo.