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In the early 2000s, only established companies or enterprises could afford to conduct webinars. However, in more recent years, advances in teleconferencing have made hosting a webinar more feasible for small businesses and even solopreneurs. It’s clear that webinars are one...

The UK is poised to dash Big Tech’s hopes with plans to reject calls for an option to appeal antitrust rulings. According to Bloomberg, the UK plans to use the Competition and Markets Authority’s new Digital Markets Unit to tackle Big Tech and keep companies in line. The unit...

Microsoft may be on the verge of pulling off one of its biggest coups yet by securing Amazon as a customer. Amazon and Microsoft compete in the cloud computing space, with the companies being the first and second-largest cloud providers respectively. Despite being rivals, a new...

VBScript is joining the list of long-time features that Microsoft is removing from future versions of Windows. VBScript gives users and developers the ability to use Visual Basic-like syntax for scripting and automation, as the company described in a documentation page: VBScript...

The ethics of AI are one of the biggest challenges facing the tech industry and regulators alike. The Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation Advisory Board had served as a voice for responsible AI development, but its website has been shut down and a notice posted to say “the...

Twilio has been selected as a Leader in Gartner’s first-ever Magic Quadrant for Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS). Twilio credits the smartphone, and the convergence it created, for making CPaaS viable: With the rise of smartphones, the world witnessed a seismic shift...

Microsoft has ended support for the original Surface Duo, a mere three years after introducing the device in 2020. The Surface Duo is an Android-powered, dual-screen device that many saw as the best of both worlds. It offered the most popular mobile operating system paired with...

Tech workers that moved from California to Texas are having a major case of buyer’s remorse, deciding Texas is not all they thought it would be. During the pandemic, droves of companies and tech workers migrated from California to Texas. Lower taxes, lower cost of living, and...

A new report is shedding light on the inexplicable push to enforce return-to-office mandates despite evidence they do not work. Companies large and small have been pushing to bring their employees back to the office despite lower costs and increased productivity associated with...

Ford has hired Peter Stern, Apple’s former VP of Services and Eddie Cue’s heir apparent, to oversee its own software and services efforts. Services are becoming an increasingly important element for automakers, with many turning to subscription services to boost their revenue....