Author: Bilal

Paige, the startup that spun out of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and launched in 2018 to help advance cancer research and care by applying AI to better understand cancer pathology, is today announcing a milestone in its growth story: it has raised a further $20 million from Goldman Sachs and Healthcare Venture Partners, closing out … Continue reading Paige, the computational pathology startup targeting cancer, closes Series B at $70M Continue Reading →

If you’re currently building a startup, you know what product you want to build. But do you know if people are actually going to notice you? Emily Heyward from Red Antler can tell you how to get people obsessed with your brand. Join us at TC Early Stage online to understand what makes a specific brand stand out from … Continue reading Emily Heyward will teach you how to make your brand awesome at TC Early Stage Continue Reading →

Google  said on Monday that it plans to invest $10 billion in India in the next five to seven years as the search giant looks to further expand its presence in the key overseas market. Sundar Pichai,  chief executive of Google, today unveiled Google for India Digitization Fund through which the company will be making the investments … Continue reading Google to invest $10 billion in India Continue Reading →

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and state investment firm Temasek announced today that Project Ubin, its blockchain-based multi-currency payments network, has proven its commercial potential after tests with more than 40 companies. The initiative was launched in 2016. A prototype developed by Temasek and J.P. Morgan began undergoing testing last year to see how well it would … Continue reading Project Ubin, the Singaporean money authority’s blockchain initiative, moves closer to commercialization Continue Reading →

Google  said on Monday that it has partnered with CBSE, a government body that oversees education in private and public schools in India, to deliver a “blended learning experience” across 22,000 schools in the world’s second largest internet market by the end of this year. The Search giant, which today also announced plans to invest $10 billion … Continue reading Google makes education push in India Continue Reading →

Like a magician setting up a trick, Anuja Sonalker starts by making it clear that there is no hidden driver in her car’s front or back seat. Next, she presses the phone camera up against the side window and waves it around until I reassure her that I’m satisfied. (As with so many tech demos … Continue reading Aftermarket autonomy: This magic box gives your car self-parking abilities Continue Reading →

The new setting has started rolling out, so you might not see it on your Android phone right away. Do you spend a lot of time using Google Docs, Sheets or Slides on your Android phone or tablet? I have good news for you — a new dark mode theme for all three apps is rolling out right now. Not … Continue reading Dark mode is coming to Google Docs, Sheets, Slides for Android. How to turn it on Continue Reading →

These are our current picks for cordless stick vacs. They’re powerful, convenient and more affordable than ever.   Today’s advanced vacuum cleaners are nothing like the clunky models of decades past. They’re cordless, lightweight and they pack rechargeable batteries for extreme portability and convenience. These machines aren’t simple dustbusters either. They rival a traditional upright corded vacuum, … Continue reading The best cordless vacuum for 2020 Continue Reading →

Chevrolet’s subcompact Trailblazer impresses with standout style and a powerful turbo engine. Unfortunately, that might not be enough. Once upon a time, the Chevrolet Trailblazer was a body-on-frame, midsize SUV. The old-school Trailblazer was a beefy thing, available with a V8 engine and rear-wheel drive. But as shoppers’ needs have evolved, so have the SUVs themselves. After more than … Continue reading 2021 Chevy Trailblazer review: Reborn SUV is a hit-or-miss proposition Continue Reading →

The first time I ever encountered a regular expression was many years ago now, but I still remember my first thoughts on it: What is this string-like thing? I don’t want to touch it, it looks scary. I don’t remember quite what that regex was doing, or how exactly it looked like, but it scared … Continue reading Javascript regular expressions aren’t that daunting — here’s how to design your own Continue Reading →