TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.

What if the future of coding wasn’t just about writing better code, but about rethinking how code is created altogether? The QWEN 3 Coder, a new open-weight AI model, promises to do just that. With ...

China-based Alibaba deepened its presence in the artificial intelligence race as it announced on Wednesday the launch of an open-source AI coder. In a statement on Wednesday, Alibaba announced the ...

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YouTube, long renowned for its vast video library, has quietly established itself as a formidable music streaming service. Its dedicated app, YouTube Music, offers a curated collection of songs, ...

In 2014, I began my career at PCMag as a freelancer. That blossomed into a full-time position in 2021, and I now review email marketing apps, mobile operating systems, web hosting services, streaming ...

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Remote development platform company Coder Technologies Inc. announced today that it has raised $35 million in new funding to broaden its open-source footprint, evolve cloud development environments ...

Devs often rely on local environments — i.e. their laptops — to write, build and test code before shipping it to a cloud service to integrate and deploy it. There’s nothing wrong with that approach.