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Microsoft Launches Loop, a New Project Management and Collaboration App The launch sees Microsoft expand into the project planning market, where it'll compete with the likes of monday.com. -
Windows 11 Snipping Tool Exposes Cropped Parts of Images The vulnerability, also discovered on some Google Pixel phones, has been dubbed "the Acropalypse" by security researchers. -
Best Zoho Projects Alternatives If you're not satisfied with Zoho Projects, perhaps monday work management, Wrike or Asana could work. -
Metaverse Companies: Who’s Involved and Who’s Investing in 2023 The metaverse has got a lot of hype recently, but which companies are involved, and who's spending the big bucks on projects? -
FBI: Critical Infrastructure Hit 860 Times by Ransomware in 2022 Despite a decrease in attacks, "ransomware remains a serious threat to the public and to our economy", the FBI says. -
Internal Amazon FAQ Tells of Strict Back to Office Mandate Amazon's employees are already upset about the company's return-to-work plans, and this will do nothing to quell tensions. -
OpenAI Release GPT-4: But Is It Better Than ChatGPT 3.5? GPT-4 is here, and creators OpenAI says it's more creative and intelligent than AI models they've previously produced. -
Codename P92: Meta Is Making a “Decentralized” Social Media App Unsatisfied with Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, Mark Zuckerberg is looking to add a further string to his bow. -
Snapchat Launches ChatGPT-Powered Chatbot “My AI” You can start a conversation with the My AI tool like it's just another one of your actual Snapchat contacts. -
Why China’s ChatGPT Challengers Are Struggling To Catch Up Chinese companies are developing their own AI chatbots, but will censorship considerations and chip shortages slow them down? -
Twitter Layoffs: “Hardcore Musk Loyalists” Axed in Surprise Cull Around one-tenth of Twitter's already-shrunken workforce parted ways with the social media site this weekend. -
Activision Suffers Data Breach, Call of Duty Plans Stolen A clever phishing attack managed to trick an employee into giving the threat actors access to the gaming company's systems.