Amazon’s Alexa has crossed a significant milestone, having “hunches” regarding what needs to be done and taking the appropriate action.
Opera Acquires YoYo Games, the Company Behind GameMaker
Opera has announced it has acquired YoYo Games, the company behind GameMaker.
Corellium Successfully Runs Ubuntu Linux on M1 Mac
Corellium has announced it has Ubuntu Linux running on an M1 Mac, in what is described as a “completely usable” experience.
Google Hasn’t Updated iOS Apps Possibly to Avoid Privacy Labels
It’s been a month and a half since Apple introduced privacy labels, and Google has yet to updates many of its iOS apps to support the feature.
Intel Outsources i3 to TSMC
Intel has decided to outsource its i3 processors to TSMC, after considering such a move for months.
Brave Becomes First Web Browser to Support IPFS
Brave has crossed a major milestone, becoming the first browser to support the new IPFS protocol.
Apple Kills Sideloading iOS Apps On macOS
Apple has made modifications to prevent users from sideloading iOS apps on the new M1 Macs.
GitHub Apologizes For Firing Jewish Employee Who Warned of Nazis
GitHub is backpedaling, apologizing for firing a Jewish employee who warned of Nazis and offering him his job back.
Intel’s CEO-To-Be Takes Shots At Apple
Intel’s soon-to-be CEO is already taking shots at Apple, as the new M1 Macs offer significant advantages over Intel-based machines.
Microsoft All-In On Open Source: ‘The Accepted Model For Cross-Company Collaboration’
Microsoft has fully embraced open source software, calling it the “industry-accepted model for cross-company collaboration.”