Apple’s AR Breakthrough at WWDC, SpaceX’s Lunar Mission Setback, and Summer Game Fest Excitement: Weekly Tech Roundup

This week, Apple revealed game-changing tech at WWDC: the Vision Pro AR headset and the powerful Mac Pro. However, legal turmoil emerged as Wilson Aerospace sued Boeing over alleged intellectual property theft. On a brighter note, Summer Game Fest captivated gamers with thrilling announcements, the “Interesting Thing of the Week” and other noteworthy news in our “Other News” section.

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Computex Unveilings, New Razr 2023 Foldable, Meta Quest 3 Teased, Amazon’s Wireless Service, and More: Weekly Tech Roundup

This week, Computex featured the latest innovations, while the Motorola Razr event unveiled a new foldable smartphone. Exciting news came with the announcement of Meta Quest 3, promising immersive VR experiences. Microsoft made headlines by discontinuing Cortana on Windows, and Amazon explored the possibility of a low-cost mobile service. Looking ahead, Apple is gearing up for the upcoming WWDC. Don’t miss the “Interesting Thing of the Week” and other noteworthy news in our “Other News” section. Computex Corsair unveiled the iCUE Link at Computex, an innovative single-cable system that simplifies component connections in gaming rigs. Integrated microcontrollers enable bi-directional communication … Continue reading Computex Unveilings, New Razr 2023 Foldable, Meta Quest 3 Teased, Amazon’s Wireless Service, and More: Weekly Tech Roundup

Weekly Tech Roundup: Microsoft’s Latest Updates, Right-to-Repair Law, PlayStation Showcase, and More

This week Microsoft held their annual Build developers conference, Minnesota Governor signs right-to-repair law, and Sony held a PlayStation Showcase event. Also, Apple signs a deal with Broadcom for 5G tech, Google has been found to be infringing Sonos patents,. Continue reading Weekly Tech Roundup: Microsoft’s Latest Updates, Right-to-Repair Law, PlayStation Showcase, and More

NASA Selects Blue Origin as Second HLS Contractor, Google’s Inactive Account Policies Update, Apple Introduces New Accessibility Features: Weekly Tech Roundup

Welcome to this week’s news roundup, where we bring you the latest updates on the Activision acquisition, Amazon’s hardware event, advancements in space exploration, changes in Google’s inactive account policies, and Apple’s new accessibility features. These stories highlight the dynamic landscape of technology and its impact on various industries. Don’t forget to check out our “Interesting Thing of the Week” and other noteworthy news in our “Other News” section. ^587913 Activision Acquisition Update This week marked a significant milestone for Microsoft as it received approval from two more key authorities for its acquisition of Activision. The first among them was … Continue reading NASA Selects Blue Origin as Second HLS Contractor, Google’s Inactive Account Policies Update, Apple Introduces New Accessibility Features: Weekly Tech Roundup

Tech News Recap: Microsoft/Activision Merger Blocked, Apple and Google Team Up, and Google’s Pixel Lineup Revealed

This week since I didn’t release an article last week, I’m going to start off with a few stores I missed last week (including a section on the events related to the Microsoft/Activision merger). Now for the news, an AI Pioneer has left Google, Apple and Google are working on a cross-platform way to detect Bluetooth Trackers and, from official teases to leaks there is lots of new info on the devices Google will probably talk about at I/O. Also, the interesting things of the week and more in the other news section. What I Missed Last Week Here are … Continue reading Tech News Recap: Microsoft/Activision Merger Blocked, Apple and Google Team Up, and Google’s Pixel Lineup Revealed

Artemis II Astronauts, FBI vs Dark Web, and More: Weekly Tech News Roundup

This week, NASA announced the crew of Artemis II, it’s the 50th anniversary of the cell phone, and the FBI seized Genesis Market. Stadia is completely dead, all the news from Star Wars Celebration, the interesting things of the week and more in the other news section. NASA Announces Artemis II Astronauts Exciting news for the space community! NASA and the Canadian Space Agency just announced the four astronauts for the upcoming Artemis II mission. The chosen crew consists of Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Jeremy Hansen, and they’re all set to embark on a 10-day mission orbiting … Continue reading Artemis II Astronauts, FBI vs Dark Web, and More: Weekly Tech News Roundup

Weekly Tech Roundup: Remembering Gordon Moore, AI Ethics, Twitter News, Gaming Updates, and More

This week, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore passed away; Twitter is a disaster, and there’s lots of gaming news. Also, Apple announces the date of WWDC, the Interesting Things of the Week, and more in the other news section. Gordon Moore On Sunday, the world learned that Gordon Moore, one of the founders of intel and the originator of Moore’s law, died. He was a pioneer in the semiconductor industry, and his prediction about the rapid advances in computer chip technology charted a course for the high-tech age. He will be remembered for his contributions to the field of computing and … Continue reading Weekly Tech Roundup: Remembering Gordon Moore, AI Ethics, Twitter News, Gaming Updates, and More

This Week In Tech: Mar 12, 2023

I was really busy last week so I didn’t have time to work on the blog but here are links to some of last weeks biggest stories: NASA Budget Revealed Messenger’s finally coming back to Facebook app US Edges Towards TikTok Ban Xbox to Skip E3 Biden FCC nominee withdraws Apple Launches Classical Music Service Google I/O Info & Dates Announced Continue reading This Week In Tech: Mar 12, 2023