Lynn Schindler

2 weeks ago | inferse.com | Lynn Schindler

Apple is reportedly making serious progress toward launching its first smart glasses by late 2026. If true, this could mark the company’s official entry into the expanding world of wearable tech, bringing its own unique spin to a space that’s evolving quickly. From what’s been hinted, this new device will lean heavily on artificial intelligence (AI) and offer a noticeably different experience than Apple’s Vision Pro headset.

4 weeks ago | inferse.com | Lynn Schindler

OpenAI is rapidly becoming the go-to choice for businesses adopting artificial intelligence, outpacing competitors like Google, Anthropic, and Amazon. Recent data indicates a significant increase in OpenAI’s enterprise market share, rising from 18.9% in January to 32.4% in April 2025 . OpenAI’s enterprise user base has doubled from 1 million in September 2024 to over 2 million by April 2025 .

4 weeks ago | inferse.com | Lynn Schindler

Apple’s latest MacBook Air, powered by the M4 chip, has reached its lowest price point since its release, offering consumers a significant opportunity to upgrade their laptops at a reduced cost. As of May 9, 2025, the 13-inch M4 MacBook Air with 16GB of RAM and 256GB SSD is available for $849, marking a $150 discount from its original price of $999. This deal is available through major retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy, and B&H Photo.

1 month ago | inferse.com | Lynn Schindler

Amazon’s autonomous vehicle division, Zoox, is facing renewed scrutiny after a software flaw led to a collision involving one of its driverless robotaxis in Las Vegas last month. The incident has prompted a voluntary recall of 270 vehicles and raised fresh concerns about the safety and readiness of fully autonomous transportation. On April 8, an unoccupied Zoox robotaxi collided with a passenger vehicle in Las Vegas.

1 month ago | inferse.com | Lynn Schindler

In a sweeping move that has sent ripples through the tech community, Google has removed approximately 1.8 million apps from its Play Store since the start of 2024. This action represents a staggering 47% reduction from the 3.4 million apps previously available, marking one of the most significant cleanups in the platform’s history.​The Drive for Quality and SafetyGoogle’s decision stems from a concerted effort to enhance the quality and security of its app ecosystem.