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Last week, I took a look back at what we learned about the global tech industry in 2023. But new years are a great time to look forward, and with that in mind here are my predictions of what will be the biggest stories in 2024. Generative AI continues to expand New releases of Chat-GPT,

By Joe Rossignol, MacRumors 2024 is just a few days away, and there are many iOS 17 and iOS 18 features that are expected to launch throughout the year. Here, we have recapped new iOS features expected in 2024, including Stolen Device Protection, collaborative Apple Music playlists, AirPlay on hotel room TVs, app sideloading in

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Google Fiber’s 20 gigabit broadband service – at $250 a month – is going live in the Triangle soon. What’s the “secret sauce” driving the delivery at the fasts speeds available over commercial internet services. It’s called “PON.” What the heck is that? Tom Snyder, executive director of RIoT, a fast-growing

By Jordan Valinsky and David Goldman, CNN Amazon emailed its millions of Prime members this week, alerting them to an upcoming change to the streaming service that will leave customers with two options: pay more or watch ads. Starting January 29, Prime Video will feature “limited” advertisements, Amazon said in its email. To avoid ads,

By Riley Gutiérrez McDermid, CNN It was a long year for Silicon Valley, but it may have felt even longer to outsiders, who watched the tech world essentially implode and regroup over the course of 2023 in ways both typical (layoffs, restructurings) and deeply unhinged (everything below). From the failure of its biggest bank to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’s

Social media companies collectively made over $11 billion in U.S. advertising revenue from minors last year, according to a study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health published on Wednesday. The researchers say the findings show a need for government regulation of social media since the companies that stand to make money from