Trump says Intel will make chips for Apple in a major win for U.S. manufacturing
President Trump says Apple has agreed to work with Intel on chip design and manufacturing in the U.S., a partnership that could reshape Intel's manufacturing future.
Intel’s turnaround is one for the ages, without having much to show for it
Intel’s stock has soared on foundry hopes, government backing, and big-name partnerships, but the company still needs to prove its comeback is built on more than investor confidence.
GameStop shocks with a hefty multi-billion dollar bid to buy eBay
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen wants to buy eBay for $56 billion, and says he's ready to take the fight to shareholders if eBay's board won't listen.
Amazon, hit by war, adds a fuel surcharge that could make shopping expensive for you
Amazon is adding a 3.5% fuel surcharge on fees for third-party sellers starting April 17, driven by surging oil prices tied to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Shoppers could soon feel the impact too.
AI code wreaked havoc with Amazon outage, and now the company is making tight rules
From a 13-hour AWS outage to 6.3 million lost orders, Amazon's AI coding push has had a rough few months.
Amazon wants you to shop for groceries online as it shutters retail stores
Amazon is shutting down its Fresh and Go stores in the US, signaling a clear shift toward online grocery shopping and delivery while placing bigger bets on the Whole Foods brand.
Amazon plans to deliver orders faster than you can fix a sandwich
Amazon’s new Amazon Now service delivers essentials in 30 minutes using small, local fulfillment hubs.
Can you guess the tech gifts Google says everyone is searching for?
Google’s Holiday 100 distills a billion daily shopping searches into gift ideas that are actually trending. Projectors surge, wellness gets a lift, and practical picks rise too, so you can shop faster with fewer misses.
Filmora at VidCon 2023: YouTube Creators Embrace AI for Future Video Content
Wondershare at VidCon 2023 will be showing off Filmora's AI tools, as YouTube creators embrace AI and show us all how its done. Learn all about it here.
15 best online jobs for teens in 2022
Are you a teen looking for a job you can complete online? Here's a look at the 15 best online jobs for younger applicants.
4 ways to find employees online fast in 2022
Looking to recruit the very best but short on time? Here are the best ways to find employees online fast.
Pepper robot’s future uncertain as SoftBank suspends production
SoftBank has suspended production of its Pepper humanoid robot due to poor sales, but says it could start making it again if demand recovers.
QuickBooks vs NetSuite: Which accounting software is king?
Want new accounting software for your firm? QuickBooks used to be king of the hill but now NetSuite is the best. Here's why.
AT&T 5G network: Everything you need to know
AT&T has been rapidly expanding its 5G network for a few years now, and we're at a point where you can use it for yourself. Here's everything you need to know.
Businesswoman? Learn about DWEN, Dell Women’s Entrepreneur Network
DWEN is a fantastically useful network for female entrepreneurs and businesses, offering extensive support around the world as well as special offers.
Facebook’s Shops give small businesses an Etsy-like place to sell goods online
Facebook Shops would look and feel like a Facebook page where business owners can easily list their items and where customers can make a direct purchase.
Zoom video chat rival Google Meet releases free version
The web giant this week announced it has completed work on a free version of its video chat tool -- Google Meet -- and has now rolled it out globally.
Zoom’s latest software upgrade aims to defuse ‘zoombombing’
Zoom has released a major update for its video-conferencing software that it says addresses recent criticisms regarding the platform's privacy and security.
New Instagram stickers encourage foodies to support their top dining spots
Instagram is launching interactive food order and gift card Stories stickers aimed at increasing orders for small restaurants struggling in lockdown.
YouTube DIY tool makes it easy for small businesses to create short ads
YouTube is increasing the availability of a handy online video builder that helps small businesses to make short ads in just a few clicks.
If you’re missing the office, this ingenious site has you covered
If you've had to swap your regular office for a home office, you might be missing the place. In that case, try out this ingenious office-noise generator.
Zoom boss admits missteps but insists improvements have been made
Video-conferencing software Zoom has been under fire for poor security and privacy. Its CEO has now admitted missteps but insisted improvements have been made.
Wyze tweak lets you use its security camera as a work webcam
Smart home company Wyze has just released a firmware update that lets you use your Wyze Cam v2 or Wyze Cam Pan security camera as a webcam for teleconferencing.
Google Maps wants businesses to add coronavirus information
With the coronavirus expected to cause disruption to businesses such as stores and restaurants, Google wants to ensure its Maps listings are kept up to date.
Dentist fights to uncover identity of person who left negative Google review
The Melbourne dental surgeon says the online comments are unfair and have damaged his business, so he wants to launch a defamation case against the reviewer.
How to set up your VoIP service in 5 easy steps with RingCentral
Looking to ditch the landline? Voice over internet protocol, or VoIP, is an efficient and cost-effective way to do it, and it's not as hard as you think: RingCentral is a great VoIP solution for calls, video conferencing, and more, and we show you how to set it up right here.
Microsoft Teams will soon add push-to-talk walkie-talkie feature to smartphones
Microsoft Teams will soon add a push-to-talk feature that will provide walkie talkie functionality to smartphones and tablets. The feature will easily broadcast a message to a person or a group of people, while also preventing crosstalk or eavesdropping from outsiders compared to using analog devices.
How to make your Giving Tuesday donations count for even more
This past weekend was all about buying the best deals and shopping for the holiday season, but on Tuesday, December 3, it’s about giving back. Giving Tuesday has evolved since it started in 2012, and there are lots of different ways to participate. This year, PayPal will match every donation made, up to $600,000.
Shoppers spend big (again) as Black Friday sets new online sales record
Online shoppers in the U.S. spent a whopping $7.4B on Black Friday, according to data from Adobe Analytics. The figure set a new record for the day, beating last year's revenue by $1.2B. It was also the second-biggest online shopping day ever in the U.S., trailing 2018’s Cyber Monday record of $7.9B.
Smart Compose autocomplete feature will write your Google Docs for you
Soon, when you're typing something up in Google Docs, an A.I.-powered feature called Smart Compose can help you get it done more efficiently. At least, that's the idea. Google’s Smart Compose feature is a kind of advanced autocomplete tool that first launched with Gmail in 2018.
Forget about buying business supplies, Amazon’s happy to restock for you
Amazon wants you to be able to restock office supplies more efficiently with its new Dash Smart Shelf. The shelf is a Wi-Fi-enabled smart scale that has weight-sensing technology to track inventory. The shelf tracks the stock for a product, and once it senses that item is running low, it re-orders it for you.
Katai BlueJay 360 camera does away with wasted space in virtual meetings
The Katai BlueJay is a 360 camera with just a single lens. but rather than showing the entire immersive view, the BlueJay recognizes faces and gives each participant their own chunk of the screen, ignoring any empty spaces between. The 48-megapixel camera also offers a higher resolution than other 360 cameras.
Help wanted. Vimeo launches a gig marketplace for video professionals
Looking for freelance video gigs? Vimeo just launched a new platform to connect video pros with businesses looking for, well, video pros. Vimeo For Hire is designed for videographers, video editors, directors, animators and more and is included with any Vimeo subscription.
How an umbrella locked tech workers out of their WeWork office for two days
A team of tech workers was locked out of their WeWork office for two whole days recently after one of their umbrellas fell in front of the entrance door, preventing it from opening. Twitter users stepped up to the challenge of solving the conundrum ... but all failed.
Google sunsets yet another service, this time it’s Hire
Google will shutter Hire next year. The web app — part of G Suite — is designed to help with tasks such as posting job openings to multiple recruitment sites, collaborating with hiring teams, finding new employees, and setting up interviews, thereby enabling firms to keep tabs on all of their recruitment processes.
PushSend is what all small businesses need for their marketing campaigns
Launched earlier this year, PushSend is a new platform that aims to simplify the marketing process and make it intuitive, even for those who aren't experienced in the field. Here's everything you need to know about the service, and how it can help your company attract new customers.
Dropbox’s all-new desktop app wants to be your one and only workspace
Dropbox has unveiled its most significant update yet as it continues to move away from its original core service as a place to store files in the cloud, toward a virtual workspace solution that offers access to all services in-app. Users can try the revamped desktop tool now via Dropbox’s early access program.
Mastercard’s Digital Wellness program uses A.I. to make online paying safer
Mastercard has announced the new Mastercard Digital Wellness program -- with the goal of using artificial intelligence to make paying for things online a little easier. The new system makes use of "billions" of data points to authenticate users, enabling click-to-pay technology.