Vole offers Windows hub to rivals
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Even Apple

Software king of the world Microsoft is launching a Windows app for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, web browsers, Android devices, and even Windows PCs which allows Windows to be streamed from different sources, including Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop and Remote Desktop.

Disney moves away from Slack
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Mickey Mouse collaboration system

Walt Disney is to abandon companywide workplace collaboration system Slack after a hack exposed company data, report says

Qualcomm fails to overturn EU fine
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Will have to find a to 238.7 million euros

A top EU court has ruled that Qualcomm was guilty of playing monopoly in Europe and will pay a 238.7 million euro penalty.

Benchmarks prove that hyperthreading death a good thing
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Power efficiency is more important

While simultaneous multi-threading (hyperthreading) has been one of Intel’s killer features for the last decade, its plans to abandon the tech are not that surprising.

Asians spend more electronic gear
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$2 Trillion on PCs and Smartphones Since 2019

Asians have spent almost $2 trillion on PCS and smartphones since 2019, half a trillion dollars more than Europeans and Americans combined.

Biggish Blue is getting smaller
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More staff lay offs

The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that the once colossal IBM is laying off more staff.

Musk ratchets up war with Brazil
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Flouts court order

Elon [look at me] Musk’s X has been bypassing a Brazil judge’s court order making it likely that the social notworking site will be eventually shuttered in that country.

TSMC finally starts making Apple chips in the US
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At least a small bag

TSMC has reportedly started producing some of the fruity cargo cult Apple's iPhone chips in its Arizona foundry.

Snapchat claims to own your mug
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It is nice someone wants this old thing

Social notworking outfit Snapchat claims that it has the right to use its customer's faces in advertisements unless they say they can't.

Qualcomm might find safety with Samsung
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We don't need no Apple

While the Tame Apple Press has rushed to write Qualcomm off as Jobs’ Mob prepares to end its long-term contract with the outfit, there might be a bright future with the fruity cargo cult’s rival.