From The Verge: This April through June quarter is almost always Apple’s most boring financial stretch of the entire year, and today’s earnings release shows this year was no exception. The company reported revenue of $81.8 billion, down from $83 billion last year. With the new iPhone 15 series...

From Tom's Hardware: Having experienced two consecutive quarterly losses, Intel bounced back to profitability in the second quarter and is looking positively toward the second half of the year. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger expressed optimism about the company's future in a conversation with Yahoo Finance...

From PC Mag: Spending less time on ChatGPT? You're not alone.

Worldwide traffic to the popular chatbot continued to fall in June and July, according(Opens in a new window) to Similarweb, which tracks website and app visits.

Similarweb noticed an initial traffic dip a month ago. It now reports...

From PC World: If you’re having a tough day at work, consider that it could always be worse. For example, someone over at AMD licensee PowerColor is in a heap of hurt right now, because the company accidentally posted a full listing for the Radeon RX 7800 XT graphics card, complete with...

From TechCrunch: India is delaying the implementation of its import limitations on laptops, tablets and servers a day after the unexpected regulation left electronic industry giants in a state of disruption and uncertainty.

New Delhi will provide a “transition period” before implementing the...

From PC Mag: So long, Cortana. Microsoft is retiring the voice assistant’s Windows app this month.

The company is now rolling out an update for some Windows users that effectively disables the Cortana app. The update causes the software to only show(Opens in a new window) a page that says the...

From PC Mag: The FCC is making good on a threat, and penalizing a pair of scammers $300 million for bombarding US residents with robocalls.

After proposing the record-breaking fine in December, the FCC today officially issued(Opens in a new window) the penalty in an ongoing effort to crack down on...

From TechCrunch: Instagram is launching a new feature that is designed to better protect users from unwanted images and videos in DMs, the company announced on Thursday. The official launch comes a few weeks after Instagram began testing the feature.

With this new feature, people looking to send DM...