Microsoft Teams is now available to Linux users
In the form of a 'public preview'
Microsoft will roll out full-screen Windows 10 upgrade prompts to Windows 7 users in January
Official support for Windows 7 ends January 14, 2020
CD Projekt's 'all-in-one' game launcher, GOG Galaxy 2.0, has entered Open Beta
The software is now available for all
Wunderlist task management app to shut down in 2020
You've still got several months to make the jump to Microsoft To Do
Nvidia researchers present a rendering framework that can produce 3D objects from 2D images
Could be used to give robots 'depth perception'
The most complete Python programming learning bundle on the web is 98% off
What Qualcomm, Google, Netflix, Cisco and Dropbox have in common, they all use Python
Rundown of Must-Have Portable Apps
#ThrowBackThursday Portable apps are lightweight versions of applications that don't use an installer. Executables are contained within a single folder, meaning you can run them from a USB drive or a cloud folder synced across PCs. We've assembled a collection of the best and most useful portable apps across a variety of categories.
Firefox 71 launches with Picture-in-Picture plus enhancements to tracking protection and password manager
Mozilla's latest stable release of Firefox adds meaningful features
Apple shares the best and most popular apps of 2019
Another banner year for social media apps
Samsung starts rolling out Android 10 updates 'only' three months after release
Quickest Android conversion for the company so far
How 3D Game Rendering Works: Texturing
In this third part of our deeper look at 3D game rendering, we'll be focusing what can happen to the 3D world after the vertex processing has done and the scene has been rasterized. The majority of the visual effects seen in games today are down to the clever use of textures -- without them, games would dull and lifeless. So let's get dive in and see how this all works!
Disney uses Epic's Unreal Engine to render real-time sets in The Mandalorian
"If you looked at it casually, you thought you were looking at a live-action set"
New Facebook tool lets users easily transfer data to Google Photos
Arriving worldwide in the first half of 2020
Cards Against Humanity built an AI to replace their writers
Did they take 'against humanity' a bit too far?
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Google Photos is rolling out manual face tagging feature, but there's a catch
The feature will still rely on Google's face detection algorithm
What Ever Happened to ICQ?
#ThrowBackThursday ICQ, short for the phrase "I Seek You," laid the groundwork for standalone instant messaging clients when it arrived in November 1996. Think about how long ago that was... Windows 95 was barely a year old, Nintendo had just introduced the N64, and those with a reason to have a cell phone actually used it to talk on.
Firefox will start blocking fingerprints by default
Starting in version 72 of the browser
Opinion: Google brings more intelligence to G Suite
Baby steps to artificial intelligence
Russia passes law that bans the sale of devices without Russian-made software
In Russia, software runs you - starting July 2020
Google is killing Cloud Print, the cloud-based printing solution that has been in beta since 2010
Chrome OS now has native print management features so Cloud Print isn't needed
Researchers develop system that can pinpoint a shooter's location using smartphone videos
Aiding in the forensic reconstruction of shooting events
Facebook is moving to Microsoft's Visual Studio Code for internal development
The company will also contribute to improving remote development extensions