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Christie's to auction Paul Allen's art trove, valued at $1B+

Some 150 artworks from the collection of Microsoft co-founder Paul G

The Independent UK

Andhra Pradesh has initiated path-breaking reforms in education sector, says Jagan

We have rewritten the curriculum and introduced courses to make students job-ready, says the Chief Minister

The Hindu

Microsoft Sues Mom Of Two Over Naming Her Business

A British woman is locked in a David versus Goliath trademark battle with Microsoft over the name of her firm called Word Window, which helps children learn to read.

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Christie's to Auction Microsoft Co-founder Allen's $1bn-plus Art Collection

Christie's announced plans on Thursday to auction the art collection of late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, which it estimated to be worth more than $1 billion. The November sale of more than 150 pieces spanning 500 years of art will be "the largest and most exceptional art auction in history,"…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Sony’s pro controller finally gives us the customization we want

The upcoming DualSense Edge wireless controller lets us remap buttons, save multiple profiles, and best of all, easily swap out joysticks.

Input

HP's Dragonfly G3 Folio embraces the easel

HP's Dragonfly business laptop line is getting a taste of the odd convertible laptop form factor previously used by Acer and Microsoft.

Input

Bill Gates Likely Saw Food Shortages Coming Years Ago — Why His Land Accumulation Feels Calculated

Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) has had an incredibly impressive career.

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Sony hikes PS5 price right as console shortage slows

Sony blames inflation as it increases the price of the PS5 by as much as €50 in European and Asian markets.

Input

Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020) review

Microsoft Flight Simulator is an incredibly immersive and realistic experience.

Tom’s Guide

Who'll establish ethical norms for the metaverse?

The "metaverse" isn't here yet, and when it arrives it will not be a single domain controlled by any one company. Facebook wanted to create that impression when it changed its name to Meta, but its rebranding coincided with major investments by Microsoft and Roblox.

Bangkok Post

UK teacher’s Word Windows literacy tool sparks Microsoft trademark dispute

Kate McKenzie from Northampton receives letter opposing name of device created for people with dyslexia

The Guardian - UK

Looking At Microsoft's Recent Whale Trades

Someone with a lot of money to spend has taken a bearish stance on Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT). And retail traders should know. We noticed this today when the big position showed up on publicly available options history that we track here at Benzinga.

Benzinga

Technology: Microsoft making it harder for users to avoid ads in Outlook on iOS, Android

According to The Verge, the Outlook mobile app gives users two options for organizing their inbox: a single inbox with everything in it or a tabbed inbox split into two categories, 'focused' with important mail and 'Other' with all the rest. Read more on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

EXCLUSIVE: The Metaverse Isn't Here Yet. How Do We Get From Hype To Massive User Adoption?

The metaverse: you’ve heard of it. That futuristic, decentralized, 3D version of the web that’s supposed to make the internet great again. Or at least that’s the promise.

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The Hindu

Top tech executives to depose in front of Parliamentary Panel

Officials from Amazon, Twitter, Netflix, Google, Apple and Microsoft summoned on the subject of ‘anti-competitive practices’ in the digital market

The Times of India

'There will be blood on streets': Why Big Tech companies are laying off staff

NEW DELHI: After years of rapid expansion, a trend of freeze in hiring and layoffs has been observed among startups and major tech companies. So far, around 150 US-based companies have laid off over 37,000 people in 2022. Most layoffs were reported in June with 75 US-based tech companies laying…

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Is Avaya Holdings Stock, Once More Than $20, Worth Buying Under $1?

Avaya Holdings (AVYA) recently announced the expansion of its partnership with tech-giant Microsoft (MSFT), aiming to enhance its offerings. However, the stock is trading more than 95% below its 52-week high of $22.47, closing the last session at $0.72. And given its weak bottom-line position, will it be wise to…

The Conversation

Virtual reality, autonomous weapons and the future of war: military tech startup Anduril comes to Australia

Earlier this month, posters started going up around Sydney advertising an event called “In the Ops Room, with Palmer Luckey”. Rather than an album launch or standup gig, this turned out to be a free talk given last week by the chief executive of a high-tech US defence company called…

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Anti-competitive practices: Apple, Google, Netflix, Amazon India executives to depose before Parliamentary panel on Tuesday

In recent times, there have been complaints about alleged anti-competitive ways of various technology platforms and firms

Axios

How Apple pushed its ad-vantage

The tech giant is ramping up an ad business just as its iPhone privacy policy is limiting rivals.

Inverse

The 6 best membrane keyboards

The best membrane keyboards offer durability and responsiveness along with the features like wireless compatibility.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation would crash laptops, says Microsoft developer

So one of Janet Jackson's songs could destroy mid-2000s laptop hard drives. Yes, really!

Wales Online

Janet Jackson song could crash laptops, Microsoft exec reveals

A song by Janet Jackson had the power to crash certain Microsoft laptops. The song shared a natural frequency with the laptop's hard drives

Evening Standard

Best gadgets for university: Laptops, tablets, air fryers and smoothie makers for halls

The must-have tech products to enhance your university experience

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Holdings of US Treasuries Increase to $119.2 Billion in June

As Saudi Arabia’s holdings of US Treasury bonds rose to more than USD119.2 billion in June, registering an increase of USD4.5 billion from May, the Public Investment Fund (PIF) revealed moves to seize opportunities and diversify investments in order to acquire 6.5 million shares in the US market, distributed among…

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