Daily Tech News Roundup
Stay up-to-date with the latest happenings in the tech world! From acquisitions and controversies to new features and sustainability initiatives, we've got you covered. Here's a quick rundown of today's top stories.
Who is Bending Spoons, the New Owner of AOL?
Bending Spoons, despite managing a product portfolio used by over a billion people, remains largely unknown. The company's recent acquisition of AOL has brought them into the spotlight, prompting many to wonder about their background, strategies, and future plans for the iconic internet brand. This deal signals a potentially significant shift in the digital landscape.
Rockstar Games Faces Union Busting Allegations After Mass Firings
Rockstar Games, the studio behind the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI, is facing accusations of union busting. Between 30 and 40 employees were reportedly fired, and the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB) claims these individuals were part of a private trade union Discord chat, raising concerns about worker rights in the gaming industry.
Bluesky Reaches 40 Million Users, Tests 'Dislike' Feature
Bluesky, the decentralized social media platform, has announced it has reached 40 million users. In addition to this milestone, they are also introducing a beta version of a "dislike" button. Bluesky hopes that the "dislike" function will use AI to tailor content delivery to each user.
Holiday Shipping Policies of Major Retailers
As the holiday season approaches, knowing the shipping and return policies of major retailers is crucial. Many companies offer expedited shipping options, including free two-day or even same-day delivery for an added cost. Understanding these policies can help you secure gifts on time and manage returns with ease.
Meta Invests Heavily in Renewable Energy with 1 GW Solar Purchase
Meta continues its commitment to sustainability by purchasing 1 GW of solar energy this week. The social media giant has signed three deals in the U.S. to power its data centers and offset its carbon footprint. This move highlights the increasing importance of renewable energy in the tech sector.
AI Bubble Bursts? CoreWeave Abandons Core Scientific Acquisition, Buys Marimo
CoreWeave's decision to back out of acquiring Core Scientific suggests a potential cooling in the AI investment frenzy. Despite the failed acquisition, CoreWeave remains active in the market, acquiring Python notebook platform Marimo, indicating ongoing interest in AI-related technologies.
Xbox Full Screen Experience Preview Comes to MSI Claw
Microsoft is expanding its Xbox Full Screen Experience (FSE) to the MSI Claw, bringing a console-like navigation interface to Windows PC gaming handhelds. This feature, currently in preview for Windows 11 Insiders, aims to enhance the gaming experience on portable devices.
Windows 11 Tests Bluetooth Audio Sharing
Microsoft is testing a new feature in Windows 11 that allows users to share audio across two pairs of wireless headphones, speakers, or earbuds simultaneously. This shared audio experience utilizes the Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) audio codec and is currently available in preview for Windows 11 Insiders.
Conclusion
That wraps up today's top tech stories. Keep an eye on the developing story around Rockstar Games and unionization efforts, as well as the continued evolution of AI investment strategies. The holiday shopping season is just around the corner, so be sure to check those shipping policies!
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