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This article discusses the launch of the Apple Macintosh by Steve Jobs, which revolutionized personal computing. The Macintosh was the first PC with a user-friendly mouse and graphical interface. It was introduced in 1984 with a one-minute TV ad that created hype around the launch. The first Mac came with 128 kilobytes of memory space, and its weight was much lighter compared to competing models. The price of the Macintosh in 1984 was $2,495, which was considered expensive at the time. Apple has...

Elon Musk addresses anti-Semitism online at a conference hosted by the European Jewish Association in Poland. Musk sparked controversy by endorsing an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory on X and has faced accusations of hate speech on the platform. The conference aims to discuss and find solutions to the rise of anti-Semitism in Europe, which has escalated since the war in Gaza.

Tech Mahindra on Monday announced the appointment of former Tata Consultancy Services CMO Rajashree R as its chief growth officer for strategic verticals in the Americas. The announcement was made through a social media post.

BigBaskets BB Now, Zepto, Blinkit, and Swiggy Instamart capitalised on the event by promoting the sale of items such as lamps, flowers, incense sticks, coconuts and sweets with the introduction of a separate category for these products on their apps.

The lab is adopting a new structure thatll enable its projects to more easily spin out of X as independent startups with support from Alphabet and outside backers.

Google has challenged a part of the NCLATs March 29 order that upheld the Rs 1,337-crore fine imposed on it, and also quashing of six of the 10 directives that the anti-trust body imposed on the US search giant to change its business model for anti-competitive conduct in the Android ecosystem.

Despite muted earnings in the previous quarter and little expectations of major recovery in the next quarter, what is driving the rally in tech stocks? The answer lies in FY25, on which everyone is pinning their hopes.

OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, has banned the use of its AI tools in a political campaign after a bot mimicking Congressman Dean Phillips was created by a super PAC named We Deserve Better. The bot, called Dean.Bot, was powered by OpenAIs ChatGPT and was created by entrepreneurs Matt Krisiloff and Jed Somers.

​​In all, about 60 heads of state and 800 CEOs were in attendance among a total of 2,800 participants, as they discussed wide-ranging issues — from climate change to economic slowdowns — at both formal and informal gatherings.

Credential stuffing is a cyber attack where hackers use stolen usernames and passwords to gain unauthorized access to other online accounts. They test millions of username and password combinations on different websites until they find a match. To protect yourself from credential stuffing, never reuse passwords and use a unique and strong password for each account.