T he Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W is a small yet capable board that unlocks a wide range of creative and practical weekend projects. It combines low cost, built-in Wi-Fi, and flexible GP ...

Big things are happening in New Caney. Valley Ranch is growing again with new upscale shops, entertainment and a new HQ for Christian radio station KSBJ-FM leading the next wave of development.

NIIMBL had selected projects that are most likely to help overcome common production hurdles.

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Google's Project Astra will power an array of new features in Google Search, the Gemini app, and third-party products from developers.

Following records requests from The Post, officials paused the first known, widespread live facial recognition program used by police in the United States.

Project Name AI Resume & Interview Coach Description An intelligent coaching agent that analyzes resumes, conducts AI-based mock interview evaluations, and provides real-time feedback using Azure O ...

Construction project visibility tool, built for general and specialty contractors, provides a central hub for construction data and workflows around every project Quickbase, the AI-powered ...

Construction project visibility tool, built for general and specialty contractors, provides a central hub for construction data and workflows around every project. Quickbase, the AI-powered operations ...

Every year during Adobe Summit, the company gives the public a sneak peek into its latest experimental innovations, with 40% of them historically making it to actual rollout. In the past, some of ...

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Google’s new mandate that all search requests must be rendered with JavaScript has sent shockwaves through the scraping community. In the past month, many legacy tools stumbled under the JS wall ...