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Microsoft's Windows Search just ditched ads and clutter—here's what users will actually see now
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Microsoft’s Windows Search just ditched ads and clutter—here’s what users will actually see now

Microsoft is testing a stripped-down Windows 11 search menu without ads, recommended content, and clutter.…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant
Netflix's Beef just lost 70 percent of its viewers — and the streamer still doesn't know why
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Netflix’s Beef just lost 70 percent of its viewers — and the streamer still doesn’t know why

Netflix's most-watched shows are hemorrhaging viewers between seasons. Beef lost 70% of its audience. The…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant
T-Mobile just forced 15-year-old Sprint plans offline — and customers are posting angry screenshots everywhere
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T-Mobile just forced 15-year-old Sprint plans offline — and customers are posting angry screenshots everywhere

T-Mobile is retiring 15-year-old Sprint plans today. Millions of customers are being forced onto new…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant

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Amazon just quietly transformed its entire podcast business in six months — here's what creators are losing
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Amazon just quietly transformed its entire podcast business in six months — here’s what creators are losing

Amazon pivots podcast strategy to extract maximum revenue. Creators face new monetization pressures as the tech giant restructures its audio…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant
Elon Musk's 'everything app' just became three apps — XChat iOS launch reveals his priorities shifted to xAI
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Elon Musk’s ‘everything app’ just became three apps — XChat iOS launch reveals his priorities shifted to xAI

XChat launches on iOS as standalone app, contradicting Musk's 'everything app' vision. X is now a subsidiary of xAI, signaling…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant
Microsoft just offered 8,750 employees paid exits in May — but the real reason reveals an AI spending crisis
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Microsoft just offered 8,750 employees paid exits in May — but the real reason reveals an AI spending crisis

Microsoft's new voluntary buyout program targets 7% of US workforce in May 2026, masking aggressive AI infrastructure spending that's reshaping…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant
The Microsoft engineer who built Task Manager's CPU meter just admitted it's now completely obsolete in 2026
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The Microsoft engineer who built Task Manager’s CPU meter just admitted it’s now completely obsolete in 2026

The Windows engineer behind Task Manager's iconic CPU meter reveals why the tool that defined PC diagnostics for decades is…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant