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Microsoft is now teaching developers how to code for Arm as x86 end of life approaches
Microsoft has unveiled a new App Assure Arm Advisory Service to help developers get to grips with creating apps for Windows on Arm. The announcement by Corporate VP for Customer Experience Engineering, Mike Adams, cites a third-party study that claims Arm’s market share is set to nearly double between now…
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Salesforce reveals coding copilot to solve all your programming woes
Salesforce has announced the general availability of MuleSoft’s Anypoint Code Builder, a generative AI tool for coding with cost-cutting and productivity at its core. The company points to in-house research from earlier this year which claims that 86% of IT leaders expect Gen AI to play a prominent role in…
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Google is fixing Drive download problems related to third-party cookies
The change should fix an annoying issue in Drive that can prevent users from being able to download files if third-party cookies are disabled. If you encounter the issue, the advice of this Google support page is to manually create an exception for Google Drive to allow third-party cookies. Google’s…
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Cisco reports major security flaw, users urged to patch immediately
Hackers are exploiting a critical vulnerability in some Cisco devices to gain full admin control of entire networks, the company has revealed.. In a security advisory from its Talos research team, the company urged users to apply the newly released patch without hesitation. The vulnerability is found in the Web…
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Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses review: Instagram-worthy shades
A lot has changed in the two years since Facebook released its Ray Ban-branded smart glasses. Facebook is now called Meta. And its smart glasses also have a new name: the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. Two years ago, I was unsure exactly how I felt about the product. The Ray-Ban…
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French company claims to have produced world’s smallest fanless PC based on Intel’s N100 — and it’s surprisingly cheap even in red
Bleu Jour, maker of some of the best mini PCs to cross our desks, is seeking significant interest from backers to produce the latest version of its KUBB mini PC. Measuring 8cm x 8cm, the firm claims this device is the smallest fanless PC powered by the Intel N100 CPU…
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