Uber discontinues its loyalty program, renewable energy could pay for itself within six years, and scientists create a promising bioengineered cornea.

Something changed with the introduction of Google Docs.  It was cloud based and you could share documents over the web. Then Microsoft 365 came on the scene and matched Google’s price and approach. Today, few people know what the real differences are.  So, which one should you get for your company?

Teens are not using Facebook, research reveals people are seeing misinformation weekly, and the FCC rejects Starlink’s request for $900 million in subsidies

Meta CEO worries that some employees aren’t doing work, Microsoft cuts team focused on prosumer experience, and Google blasts Apple’s texting standard.

Ferrari is recalling almost every car it has sold since 2005, Google suffered an outage, and Meta’s new chatbot is already spewing false statements.

Netflix’s games aren’t very popular, video game industry slides post pandemic, and Ebay’s new refurbished program causes headaches for resellers.

Amazon acquires iRobot, federal government employees resent the idea of returning to office, and public figures are not happy with flight trackers.

Today’s podcast features an interview with Catherine Luelo, recently appointed CIO of Canada.

Equifax misreported credit scores for loan applications, the U.S. forms a new anti-robocall taskforce, and a Denmark student finds a flaw in Cloudflare’s email forwarding service.

Facebook shuts down its live shopping feature, Motorola cancels the launch of its foldable phone, and Robinhood fires almost a quarter of its staff.