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Amazon Brings One Medical to Prime Members For $9 a Month

Amazon continues its foray into the health services market, making One Medical services available to Prime members for $9 per month.

Microsoft Briefly Blocked Employees From Using ChatGPT

Microsoft created a stir when it blocked its own employees from using ChatGPT, citing privacy and security concerns.

Congress Wants to Help Rural Telecoms Replace Chinese Equipment

A bipartisan bill in the US House of Representatives would provide money for rural telecoms to replace equipment made by Chinese companies.

T-Mobile Abandons Plan to Force Customers to Upgrade Their Plans

T-Mobile has officially abandoned plans to force customers to upgrade to more expensive plans following predictable blowback.

Maine Government Data Breach Impacts 1.3 Million

The State of Maine has disclosed it suffered a MOVEit data breach, one that has impacted some 1.3 million individuals.

Harnessing the Power of User-Generated Content for Brand Advocacy

Learn more about how to harness the power of user generated content for brand advocacy in the article below.

OpenAI: AI Content Detectors Don’t Work

OpenAI has thrown cold water on those hoping for an easy way to detect AI-generated content, saying such tools don’t work.

YouTube’s War On Ad Blockers Challenged By Privacy Advocate

YouTube’s war on ad blockers is facing a legal challenge in the EU over Google’s use of JavaScript to determine when an ad blocker is in use.

Elon Musk: ‘Overwhelming Consensus’ On AI Regulation

Elon Musk has offered details on a meeting between tech leaders and lawmakers, saying there was “overwhelming consensus” in favor of AI regulation.

Cisco Kills Off Its Hyperflex Hyperconverged Infrastructure Line

Cisco has killed off its Hyperflex hyperconverged infrastructure line of products, blaming a changing market.

Amazon Sellers Can Now Use Generative AI to Create Product Descriptions

Amazon continues to invest in generative AI, applying it to the task of creating product descriptions for sellers.

Pop!_OS Cosmic Desktop Slated for 2024 Release

System76 has shared details on its upcoming Cosmic Desktop Environment (DE), saying it will be released in 2024.

Microsoft Windows Is About to Get a Lot Less Annoying For EU Users

The European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) is about to have a major impact on Microsoft Windows, making it a lot less annoying.

Hell Freezes Over: Apple Plans to Support RCS On the iPhone

Apple is doing something many (including yours truly) thought it would never do, with plans to bring RCS support to the iPhone.

Google Is Killing Magazine Support In Google News

Fans of reading digital magazines in Google News are in for a disappointment, with the company announcing it is ending support in December.

YouTube Premium Members Gain Early Access to AI Features

YouTube has revealed that Premium subscribers now have early access to some of the AI features the company is incorporating into the media platform.

Bing Chat Is Now Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft has rebranded its Bing Chat and Bing Chat Enterprise to Microsoft Copilot, expanding the use of a name that is already used for a variety of products.

Firefox 121 Will Enable Wayland Support By Default

Firefox 121 will include a significant change for Linux users, enabling Wayland support by default.

Microsoft Debuts Its Own Cobalt Line of AI Chips

Microsoft has unveiled its own line of AI chips as the company struggles to keep up with the demand for its Bing Chat AI.

Yahoo Search Poised to Debut Early Next Year

Yahoo’s return to the search engine landscape appears to be taking shape, with the company planning its debut in early 2024.

Nothing Taps Sunbird to Offer iMessage On Its Nothing Phone 2

Nothing is tapping Sunbird to offer iMessage to its Nothing Phone 2 customers, the latest move by a company to solve the green vs blue bubble issue.

Volvo’s CEO Has a Refreshing Approach to Automotive Monetization

Volvo CEO Jim Rowan has a refreshing approach to automotive monetization, eschewing trends other companies are taking that are alienating customers.

Three Movers and the Technological Shift: Reshaping Relocation Services in the Digital Age

There are a number of relocation trends that are heating up in today’s age. Keep ahead of the curve and learn more below.

BBC Now Relies on Google Cloud Serverless Architecture

The BBC has announced it now relies on Google Cloud serverless architecture to process up to 26 billion log lines per day.

Want to Sell That New Cybertruck? Tesla May Charge You $50,000.

Cybertruck owners who want to sell their new vehicle may be in for a shock, with Tesla reserving the right to charge resellers $50,000.

Snapchat May Soon Offer a ‘Friends & Family’ Plan

Snapchat may be prepping a “Friends & Family” subscription plan, according to information spotted in the code of a beta version.

Zelle Begins Refunding Customers Scammed Out of Their Money

Zelle has begun refunding customers who fell victim to scams, although it seems the company’s actions are not entirely voluntary.

Driving Innovation: How A1 Auto Transport is Revolutionizing the Auto Shipping Industry with Cutting-Edge Technology

Be sure to learn more about how there is a driving innovation in autos transport in the narrative article below.

Microsoft Announces Secure Future Initiative to Improve Its Cybersecurity

Microsoft has announced its Secure Future Initiative, the company’s latest effort to address serious security issues.

German Court Deals Blow to Netflix In Broadcom Patent Dispute

A German court has dealt Netflix a major blow, ordering the streaming giant to stop using H.265 video encoding for 4K streaming.

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