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E-signatures are an essential way in which businesses can streamline cumbersome processes. Instead of time-consuming paperwork, e-signatures allow your enterprise to get documents signed fast. This is important for small and medium-sized […]
Epic Games layoff will affect around 870 employees
Epic Games, the creator behind the global gaming sensation Fortnite, is making headlines with its recent announcement of a significant workforce reduction. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney candidly addressed the situation in […]
EEOC hits Tesla with racism allegations
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a lawsuit against Tesla, alleging that the company has failed to address pervasive racial harassment of its Black employees and has retaliated against […]
Microsoft reportedly discussed selling Bing to Apple in 2020
Microsoft wanted to sell its Bing search engine to Apple in 2020. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has revealed some interesting details about a deal that would have seen Bing replace Google as the […]

Meta Connect 2023 is over and Quest 3 is finally available for pre-order
Meta's annual hardware event, Meta Connect 2023, left tech lovers buzzing with excitement as the company revealed a host of innovative products. The star of this year's show was undoubtedly the high-end […]

Ask Meta to delete or block your personal data from third-party sources for AI training
All major and many smaller companies are betting big on AI. This generative AI needs large data sets, which gives companies with large user bases an Edge over those that don't. Many […]

Meta is removing Facebook's dedicated News section in several European countries
Facebook parent company Meta announced today that it is removing the dedicated news section on Facebook for users in several European countries. In An Update on Facebook News in Europe, the company […]

Meta may launch ad-free versions of Facebook and Instagram in the EU
A New York Times report suggests that Meta is considering a fundamental business model shift. The company may launch special versions of Facebook and Instagram in countries of the European Unition that […]
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Microsoft reportedly discussed selling Bing to Apple in 2020
Microsoft wanted to sell its Bing search engine to Apple in 2020. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has revealed some interesting details about a deal that would have seen Bing replace Google as the […]

iOS 17.1 and iPadOS 17.1 beta released
Apple has begun seeding iOS 17.1 beta and iPadOS 17.1 beta for users who have opted in to the test program. The updates introduce some new features. AirDrop Transfer over Wi-Fi and […]

Seamless gaming on your Apple devices with macOS Sonoma
With the release of macOS Sonoma, Apple has introduced an exciting feature for gamers: Game Mode. This new addition aims to enhance your gaming experience on Mac by optimizing performance and reducing […]

Apple defends Google in a court hearing
In a recent court hearing on Google's antitrust trial, Apple defended its controversial deal with Google that makes Google Search the default search engine on Apple devices. Apple executive, Eddy Cue, argued […]
Microsoft
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Microsoft 365 Basic: access to OneDrive advanced security features coming
Microsoft 365 Basic customers will soon gain access to advanced security features and non-security features. The newest Microsoft 365 Plan, established in early 2023, replaced the OneDrive Standalone plan in Microsoft's portfolio. […]

Fixing OneDrive's "Your account is currently unavailable" error message
The other day, I was informed through a notification in Windows 11 that I was no longer signed-in to the linked OneDrive account. Opening the OneDrive website to check the account status […]

Microsoft offers an explanation for the hack of its cloud
Bugs and coincidences seem to have allowed Chinese-based hacking group Storm-0558 to steal a private MSA key from Microsoft and gain access to the accounts of organizations, including American government agencies. The […]

Apple and Microsoft want EU to remove iMessage and Bing from the ‘gatekeeper’ list
Apple and Microsoft are reportedly trying to convince the European Union that iMessage and Bing don't belong in the ‘gatekeeper’ list. The tech giants are in talks with the EU, separately, claiming […]
Amazon
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FTC is once again after Amazon
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken a significant step against e-commerce giant Amazon, accusing the company of engaging in anti-competitive practices that have allowed it to establish a dominant presence in […]

Amazon invests 4 billion in Anthropic
Amazon has committed to investing up to $4 billion in Anthropic, an AI startup, intensifying its competition with tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Nvidia in the rapidly growing AI sector, […]

Amazon Prime: you'll soon have to pay more if you don't want ads in Prime Video
It was only a matter of time before the next major streaming service starts to introduce advertising. This time, it is Amazon Prime, or more precisely Amazon Prime Video, which is getting […]

Alexa is now much smarter thanks to LLM
Amazon announced a new generative Alexa AI, an AI-powered version of its popular voice assistant. This new version of Alexa is powered by a custom-built large language model (LLM) that has been […]

Are Elon Musk charging for Twitter rumors true?
Elon Musk, the entrepreneur behind X (formerly Twitter), has recently announced a significant development that's set to reshape the platform's subscription model. X's "X Premium" subscription program, formerly known as "Twitter Blue," […]

X starts scraping what's left of Twitter
The social media giant formerly known as Twitter, now referred to as X, has reportedly removed a significant portion of its user-generated content. Specifically, it seems that X has deleted years' worth […]

X ID verification may require selfies and photos of IDs
X, formerly known as Twitter, is working on integrating ID verification into the service. The integration appears to be a reaction to the chaos that ensued after Twitter launched Twitter Blue labels […]

X wants to address shadowbans but it might be hard
Elon Musk, the owner of X, has made a commitment to address the issue of "shadowbanning" on the platform, a practice where a user's content is restricted from reaching a wider audience […]
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YouTube Premium Lite disables ads on YouTube for €6.99 per month
YouTube Premium Lite is a new YouTube subscription plan that disables advertisement on YouTube for €6.99 per month. The plan is being tested in several European countries currently such as Denmark, Belgium […]

Google is putting an end to its YouTube Premium Lite plans
YouTube users have three official options when it comes to dealing with advertisement on the platform: endure it, subscribe to YouTube Premium, or, in some select countries, subscribe to YouTube Premium Lite. […]

YouTube TV now supports 4 simultaneous streams
As of 2023, the way we consume content has evolved dramatically. No longer are we limited to watching just one TV channel at a time; instead, we have the power to choose […]

Youtube Games, ''Playables'' launched for limited number of users
YouTube is a popular video-sharing platform that allows users to watch, share, and upload videos. In recent years, YouTube has been expanding its offerings to include more interactive experiences, such as live […]
Yahoo
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Yahoo Answers will cease to exist on May 4th, 2021
If you have been to the Yahoo Answers website recently, you may have noticed a big banner at the top stating that the site will be shut down on May 4th, 2021. […]

Farewell Yahoo Groups! Shutting down on December 15, 2020
Yahoo announced this week that it will shut down Yahoo Groups on December 15, 2020. Yahoo Group users are informed by Yahoo via email about the shutdown timeline. Dear Yahoo Group Moderators […]

It is time to opt out of Yahoo Mail email scanning
Yahoo Mail and AOL Mail, which both fly under the Oath banner, a Verizon owned company, scan emails that arrive in user inboxes to improve advertisement targeting. An article published by The […]

The end of Yahoo Groups? Not quite yet but close
Yahoo announced far-reaching changes to the company's Yahoo Groups service recently. The changes affect the visibility of groups, uploaded content, and upload functionality. Yahoo Groups was one of the world's largest discussion […]

Happy birthday Google!
Google 25th birthday surprise spinner is here to celebrate the new birthday of the search engine that is the face of the internet! It's hard to believe that it's been 25 years […]

Apple defends Google in a court hearing
In a recent court hearing on Google's antitrust trial, Apple defended its controversial deal with Google that makes Google Search the default search engine on Apple devices. Apple executive, Eddy Cue, argued […]

Google is retiring its Podcasts app to focus on YouTube Music
Google revealed today that it is retiring the official Google Podcasts application to create a centralized podcasts experience on YouTube Music. Launched in 2018, Google Podcasts did not receive rave reviews when […]

Is your Pixel Watch broken? Google recommends buying a new one
Google has recently stated that it cannot repair malfunctioning Pixel Watches. Instead, their recommendation to users facing issues with their smartwatches is straightforward: "Please just buy a new one" as a Google […]