The creator of the popular ICEBlock app has filed a federal lawsuit against Trump administration officials. The app, which allowed users to report sightings of immigration agents, was removed by Apple in October following pressure from the government.
A new report reveals a stark wage divide since ChatGPT’s launch. High salaries have jumped over 30%, while lower wages grew just 10%. The data suggests AI is a key culprit, reshaping opportunity at the top.
NVIDIA just overhauled its core CUDA software with a new “tile-based” model called CUDA Tile. Iconic chip architect Jim Keller thinks this major shift could finally make it easier to run code on rivals like AMD. But the move is a double-edged sword for NVIDIA’s control.
TikTok is rolling out a new feature called Shared Collections, letting users over 16 save and organize videos with friends. The company also previewed Shared Feeds, a coming feature for watching a personalized feed of 15 videos daily with someone else.
Apple has just seeded a second Release Candidate (RC) for iOS 26.2, suggesting a last-minute issue needed fixing. The public rollout, expected this week, is now delayed, at least for today.
AWS used its re:Invent conference to double down on its custom silicon, announcing the 3nm Trainium3 chip and teasing a future Trainium4. In a major strategic shift, the company also revealed its “AI Factory” plan to place its chips in external data centers. The event’s narrative heavily emphasized
For iPhone users on Windows, Microsoft’s built-in Phone Link app promises some basic connectivity. It delivers notifications, SMS messaging, and call handling directly to your PC. While it’s a convenient bridge, it’s fundamentally limited by Apple’s ecosystem walls compared to the deep Android integ
Salesforce’s latest earnings report suggests AI might not kill software sales after all. The company is pivoting from selling seats to selling autonomous digital labor with Agentforce. This fundamentally changes the investment case.
Microsoft has officially detailed the differences between its one-time-purchase Office 2024 suite and the subscription-based Microsoft 365. The key takeaway? The standalone version is frozen in time, missing AI Copilot features and future updates. This move solidifies the company’s push toward recur
Microsoft is stuffing AI like Copilot into every corner of Windows 11, often without easy opt-outs. This push is creating major privacy concerns and breaking fundamental parts of the operating system.
