
Microsoft Developer Division Chief Julia Liuson Resigns After 34 Years
Julia Liuson, who led Microsoft's developer tools division for 12 years, is leaving the company after a 34-year career.

Julia Liuson, who led Microsoft's developer tools division for 12 years, is leaving the company after a 34-year career.

Meta's new display glasses will not launch in the European Union due to battery regulations and supply chain constraints.

Pro-Iranian hackers have increased cyberattacks on US targets since February 28, including medical device company Stryker and attempts on critical infrastructure.

The digital privacy nonprofit EFF announced it will cease posting on X, citing declining viewership over recent years.
Electric vehicle maker Lucid Motors fell short of first-quarter delivery estimates due to seat supplier disruptions but says the issue has been resolved.

Palo Alto Networks shares rose after CEO Nikesh Arora purchased company stock for the first time in several years.
Samsung has begun rolling out blood pressure tracking functionality to Galaxy Watch users in the US after the feature was available in other markets for several years.

UK authorities advance parking app platform and car finance compensation schemes in separate consumer-focused developments.

FBI Director says Russian intelligence services are conducting phishing attacks against high-value American targets using Signal messaging app.

Amazon is reportedly working on a new smartphone centered around Alexa, more than 10 years after discontinuing its Fire Phone.

Some municipalities are ending contracts with Flock Safety's automated license plate readers while others expand programs, reflecting ongoing privacy debates.

Law enforcement agencies are investigating separate explosive device incidents in New York and other locations, with varying circumstances reported.

China has revealed its new Atlas drone swarm system that allows one operator to control 96 precision drones in coordinated operations.

Two separate technological developments are helping people with mobility limitations - smart glasses for blind runners and brain implants for stroke recovery.
Analysts examine how internet culture and information warfare are influencing public discourse and policy in Western nations.
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