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Tim Cook drops Apple’s biggest AR headset tease yet: ‘Stay tuned’

In an interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook says he "could not be more excited about the opportunities in the [AR] space. Sort of stay tuned and you will see what we have to offer."

New Microsoft Teams AI feature could kill need for a headset

Microsoft said Monday that it's using AI to improve Microsoft Teams calls further, with better two-way voice, echo cancellation, and smoother screen sharing.

Researchers find new vulnerability in Apple’s M1 chip

MIT CSAIL found that the M1 implementation of Pointer Authentication can be overcome with a hardware attack that the researchers developed.

Apple says new M2 chip won’t beat Intel’s finest

Apple's new M2 is a worthy sequel to the M1 but doesn't flat out beat Intel's best CPUs in performance.

Microsoft’s iconic browser Internet Explorer is being killed off in June

Microsoft has some bad news: the vendor will officially end support for the Internet Explorer desktop application on June 15, 2022.

Apple’s headset takes a huge step toward becoming a reality

Apple has made significant progress on the project, to a point where it could be revealed to the public "within the next several months."

Desktop CPU sales plunge 30% but AMD soars even higher

Shipments of desktop PC CPUs fell by more than 30 per cent during the first quarter of 2022 -- the largest drop in desktop CPU sales in history.

Gamers call EVE Online ‘spreadsheets in space.’ Now it’s getting official Excel love

CCP Games announced that data in the extraordinarily complex space sim will be able to be exported to Excel later this year.

Microsoft’s universal ‘One Outlook’ client just leaked out

A version of Microsoft Outlook that's expected to eventually replace the mix of Outlook clients currently available has leaked, and screenshots are available.

U.S. SEC slaps Nvidia with a US$5.5 million fine over GeForce GPUs used for crypto

Nvidia failed to disclose that a significant portion of its revenue during 2018 came from customers mining the volatile Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency, and paid a $5.5 million fine to settle charges.