>"Snap announced Monday it's rolling out an OpenAI-powered chatbot named My AI to its Snapchat+ subscribers."

"Gather round, children, let me tell you a tale! Once upon a time, a brave Explorer set out to travel the World Wide Web. It was called Microsoft Internet Explorer, and when it was born, the shrill cries of the dial-up tones that guarded _...Read More_

"Fraudsters who target LinkedIn users in sophisticated investment schemes pose a "significant threat" to the platform, the FBI tells CNBC."

The Guardian: Microsoft to retire Internet Explorer browser and redirect users to Edge. >"Company says decision _...Read More_

Apple’s new laptops announced on Monday, featuring the iPhone maker’s next-generation in-house chips, might pose fresh challenges _...Read More_

Apple on Thursday released a new program for businesses to set up, manage and install software on worker iPhones, iPads and Macs.

Fascinating and impressive. “Before Russian tanks began rolling into Ukraine, alarms went off inside Microsoft, warning of a piece of malware aimed at the country’s institutions. Within 3 hours, virus detection systems had been updated to _...Read More_

"Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft pledged to stop donating to election objectors. But lobbyists with the big tech companies gave thousands of dollars to those Republican lawmakers, taking advantage of a big loophole in their pledges."

“The company committed to treat apps equally in its store, without ranking its own programs over those of others. It also said it would allow developers in its app stores to use their own payment processors."

"Microsoft-Activision is like Disney-Fox. Maybe bigger."

It is inevitable now that when a big tech company makes a significant, strategic decision — like Microsoft’s plan to spend $70 billion on the video game giant Activision Blizzard — it invokes the metaverse.

CEO Bobby Kotick, who said Microsoft reached out to him for a possible buyout, would continue to be the CEO of Activision following the deal.

“Microsoft on Tuesday announced plans to acquire Activision Blizzard in a blockbuster deal worth nearly $70 billion. It's one of the biggest acquisitions in the tech industry in recent years.”