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  • 1 day ago | computerworld.com | Chris Hoffman

    Windows 8 might have made waves for its short-lived removal of the beloved Start button, but the platform’s launch of an ill-fated storefront for streamlined app management was arguably Microsoft’s biggest blunder of all. With the Windows 8 Store, the company attempted to shrug off traditional Windows desktop software and leap toward an overly ambitious vision that almost immediately collapsed.

  • 3 days ago | computerworld.com | Jonny Evans

    Next week, we should have a clear view of what Apple already knows it is rolling out at this year’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC). At the moment, expectations are low, but one updated feature could make a major difference to some people’s workflow: Shortcuts are expected to get much smarter. Shortcuts to AI? Not really, but helpful all the same Shortcuts help you automate tasks on Apple devices.

  • 5 days ago | computerworld.com | Taryn Plumb

    Perplexity this week released Perplexity Labs, a new tool for Pro users that can craft reports, spreadsheets, dashboards, and visual representations, to meet users’ increased demand for AI productivity tools with greater autonomy and ever more sophisticated capabilities. The platform, a rival to Anthropic Claude, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and Google Gemini, can even work on its own for 10 minutes (or more) as it reasons through complicated assignments.

  • 6 days ago | computerworld.com | Jonny Evans

    What’s a company to do when it faces a multitude of existential crises and seems unable to regain control of the media message? It throws a few dead cats on the table to distract everybody. This aeons-old approach to public relations has recently been rechristened as “flooding the zone” — and it is what I think Apple is doing as news surfaces that it plans to announce a change to the way it names its operating systems in June at its big developer event, WWDC.

  • 6 days ago | computerworld.com | Mikael Markander

    Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has released an update to the R1 reasoning AI model that took the tech world by storm when it was launched at the beginning of the year. The open-source model sent shockwaves through the AI industry as its efficient use of compute and memory resources helped it match leading US models’ performance at a fraction of the cost.

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