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Texas sues Sony, Samsung, LG, TCL, and Hisense, for non-consensually spying on their TV’s screens, even when displaying HDMI video input (e.g. from an Apple TV box or other external source).
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Indian government considering requiring Apple (and all other smartphone makers): to activate satellite-assisted GPS on their devices at all times with no option for users to disable the feature and: to disable pop-up notifications that inform users when a…
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The Verge finds Copilot “incompetent” and “an exercise in pure frustration,” utterly failing to live up to the vision presented in Microsoft’s ads — “time after time, Copilot got things wrong, made stuff up, and spoke to me like I was a child.”
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Now 90% of all Windows games run on Linux.
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iMessage uses the same encrypted protocol as all Apple Push Notifications, rendering it basically impossible for authoritarian nations (and hostile mobile carriers) to block iMessage without also blocking all first- and third-party push notifications.
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Microsoft having multiple usability problems with Windows updates, and “massive backlash” over recent Windows changes.
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Preliminary EV sales data shows “nosedive” after the October 1 cessation of the $7,500 federal tax credit — on which Tesla may heavily depend for its long-term profitability.
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Microsoft’s 27% investment in OpenAI appears to have lost over $3 billion in just one quarter.
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Gelsinger now saying that: the “decay” he found when he returned to [Intel] was “deeper and harder than I’d realized.”
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Spotify’s compensation system apparently has been gamed successfully for more than three years, via bots that created “37 billion streams” for the purpose of diverting money to a single artist at the expense of all others.
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Many HP and Dell users suddenly find that their laptops won’t play industry-standard HEVC/H.265 video used by many websites, because the video decoder built into the computer’s Intel chip was remotely, involuntarily disabled by HP and Dell — apparently due