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Author Archives: Techme101
Design executive behind ‘Liquid Glass’ is leaving Apple
Alan Dye was part of the redesign of Apple’s software interface for iPhones, Macs, and Apple Watch called Liquid Glass.
Salesforce beats on earnings, issues better-than-expected revenue forecast
Salesforce said its Agentforce artificial intelligence business is generating over $500 million in annualized revenue.
Dan Niles says his best idea right now is cash. Here’s what else he likes
Investor Dan Niles says investors should be prepared in case the market tops after the Federal Reserve’s meeting next week.
British Columbia clamps down on money laundering with new Gaming Control Act
British Columbia has announced a new Gaming Control Act for 2026, seeking to clamp down on money laundering and fraud. Coming into effect on April 13, 2026, British Columbia’s Gaming Control Act will update the existing regulatory framework and introduce … Continue reading
Why Homeowners Are Paying More Attention To Contractor Credentials
Homeowners used to assume a handshake and a business card meant the person standing in their driveway was qualified. That confidence has been fading. People are more cautious now, not out of fear, but because big-ticket home projects demand transparency … Continue reading
Bingo goes old-school in Denmark with new license for walkie-talkies and local radio
The Danish Parliament is considering a bill that would introduce a new bingo license for playing using walkie-talkies and local radio. The new license, announced on Tuesday (December 2), would allow operators to run bingo games via walkie-talkie and on … Continue reading
Gaming Corps announces UK partnership with Buzz Group
Gaming Corps has officially announced a partnership with Buzz Group, as stated in a recent press release. The company, based in Sweden, is expected to take Buzz Group to new heights and feature some of Gaming Corps’ titles, including 3 … Continue reading
Australia’s credit card gambling ban reduces spending but fails to lessen harm
After Australia’s ban on credit cards for online gambling, the policy proved effective — just not in reducing gambling-related harm. With credit cards banned for use in online gambling for over a year now, since June 2024, new research shows … Continue reading
OpenAI to acquire Neptune, a startup that helps with AI model training
Neptune builds monitoring and de-bugging tools that AI companies use as they train models.
Trump administration rolls back fuel economy standards, again
The regulatory decision would make it harder for future administrations to implement stricter fuel efficiency standards.
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