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Microsoft to Cut 1,000 More Jobs as Economic Conditions Bite
By Ian Evenden published
Microsoft plans to cut more jobs, affecting less than 1,000 of its total workforce. This is reportedly due to the impact of continuing economic conditions.
Microsoft Offers Possible First Look at Future Windows UI Design
By Ian Evenden published
A keynote at Microsoft's Ignite conference may have given us a peek at the future
Steve Jobs’ Apple-1 Prototype Expected to Fetch $500,000 at Auction
By Mark Tyson published
Photo evidence suggests this was the computer that helped secure Apple’s first ‘big’ order, for 50 Apple 1s, to The Byte Shop in Mountain View, California.
Russia Fines Google $374M on Disagreements Over Ukraine War Coverage
By Francisco Pires published
An iron curtain on tech inexorably inches closer.
Steve Jobs to Receive Posthumous Medal of Freedom
By Andrew E. Freedman published
Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs will receive a posthumous Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor in the U.S., from President Joe Biden.
Apple MetalFX Upscaling Technology for Mac Gaming Unveiled
By Mark Tyson published
Apple announced MetalFX Upscaling at WWDC, with No Man's Sky and Resident Evil Village being the first games that will benefit from Apple's DLSS / FSR / XeSS alternative.
Microsoft and Qualcomm’s Project Volterra is All About Neural Processing
By Andrew E. Freedman published
At its Build developer conference, Microsoft showed off Project Volterra, an AI developer kit meant to work between local computing and the cloud.
Apple's Self-Service Repair Program Goes Live in the US
By Andrew E. Freedman published
Apple has launched its DIY repair program in the US, starting with the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13.
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