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Louis Vuitton is making a big entry into the world of tech products, with a $2,890 Horizon Light Up Speaker.
Netflix is working on launching its own gaming platform to overcome a post-pandemic downward trend in subscriptions.
Tesla now allows some customers to pay a monthly subscription fee for its premium driver assistance service, instead of an upfront fee.
Bitmojis on Snapchat are getting a fashion upgrade with the new Fall/Winter collection from luxury brand Off-White.
ASICS is dropping its first NFT collection on the OpenSea marketplace, digitizing copies of some of its most popular shoes.
Fortnite players will now find a Lebron James playable character in the Items Shop available to purchase in two different versions.
Just one month after surprising us with the puffer blue jacket, Yeezy Gap is back with a Black version of the Round Jacket.
Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer is about to drop a Super Mario-inspired limited edition Wear OS smartwatch.
Norway is introducing a law requiring influencers and advertisers to disclose when their images have been altered.
A new service from Amazon will deliver surprise 1960’s and 1970’s vinyl records to your doorstep, every 30 days.
Balenciaga has made a bold statement by deleting all of its social media posts ahead of its first haute couture show in 53 years.
Dating platform Bumble will open its first IRL café and meeting place, Bumble Brew, in New York, on July 24.
Loki is the headliner of Fortnite's Crew Pack in July, available to active Fortnite Crew subscribers from June 30.
Microsoft has announced that Xbox Cloud Gaming now runs on Xbox Series X, more PCs, and Apple devices.
HBO Max is adding 39 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, expanding its service outside the US for the first time.
Netflix has started production on a new drama series about Spotify's humble beginnings and subsequent rise to the top.
The world-famous "Doge" meme image has sold for over $4 million, becoming the most expensive meme NFT to date.
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