Microsoft is aggressively pushing its Copilot AI into Windows, Office, and Edge, claiming it’s what users want. The backlash on social media has been swift and brutal, with users accusing the company of being out of touch. Microsoft’s social team is only responding to positive comments, ignoring the
A new report reveals a surprising driver for Apple TV+ subscriptions: Major League Baseball. For six months in 2025, individual games topped the signup charts, beating out acclaimed series like *The Morning Show*.
Microsoft is planning a performance upgrade for the Teams desktop client on Windows. The key is a new dedicated child process for handling calls, set to debut in early January 2026.
According to a Fortune profile, DoorDash is on track for over $13 billion in revenue in 2025, holding a commanding 60% U.S. market share. CEO Tony Xu still does delivery shifts to find micro-improvements, betting that mastering the “last 100 feet” is the key to lasting dominance in a brutal industry
A report from Forbes highlights a stunning user revolt against Windows 11. Despite having hardware that can run it, 500 million people are sticking with Windows 10, setting up a potential security crisis.
Netflix has quietly removed the Cast button for users of Chromecast with Google TV and Google TV Streamers. The change applies to all subscription plans, leaving only older Chromecast devices with casting support.
Windows 11 adoption has hit a massive wall according to Dell’s COO. About 500 million capable PCs remain on Windows 10 while another 500 million are too old to upgrade. This creates a perfect storm for Microsoft’s security and AI ambitions.
Amazon’s Kindle store has become a wasteland of ridiculously long book titles stuffed with keywords. Readers are complaining about titles that read like search engine queries rather than actual books. The problem appears to be Amazon’s algorithm rewarding this behavior.
Windows 11’s 2025 updates introduce four major dark patterns that push users toward Microsoft’s AI and cloud services. These include deceptive setup screens, hidden local account options, and File Explorer changes that prioritize OneDrive. The changes represent a fundamental shift away from user con
Nothing has expanded its Android 16-based Nothing OS 4.0 stable rollout beyond the Phone (3) to include the Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro models. The update brings visual enhancements, camera improvements, and requires Essential Space updates for full functionality. Initial rollout is limited with b
