Apple's always sold itself as the anti-Microsoft. Now Windows 11 is being pitched as the anti-Apple.
Chips using the next-gen production technology could debut as early as next year, reports Nikkei Asia.
In today's top stories, Facebook, Google, Twitter and TikTok pledge to reduce the amount of abuse women see and make it easier to report. Meanwhile, the head of Instagram says the app is making changes focused on entertainment.
The internet giant concedes there's room for improvement in regard to retaining underrepresented employees.
The nine-passenger, zero-emissions plane could make its first flight later this year.
Ideas include tweeting to "trusted friends" and using different personas.
The network, called Gettr, has a look similar to Twitter's.
The company's leadership principles get new additions regarding being a good employer and embracing corporate responsibility.
Supporters say it's the toughest set of statewide regulations on facial recognition in the US.
The Amazon Scout will learn how to better avoid real-world obstacles.
The image bookmarking site says it won't allow any weight loss language or imagery in ads.
The commitments include promises to bring in new features to help women better curate their online experiences and to improve reporting features.