Blizzard wants to know if it's okay to charge $100 for Diablo 4 DLC
Will Blizzard ever learn?
Over half of all tech industry workers view AI as overrated
But they still understand its value
OneDrive users must justify why they are closing the app before exiting (Updated)
You aren't leaving until you tell Microsoft why
WTF?! Trust Microsoft to find new ways of making something (even more) annoying. The act of closing the OneDrive for Windows app will now force users to explain why they are doing such a thing. And don't think you can just ignore the question - Microsoft won't let you quit the program until you answer.
YouTube claims first-ever lead over Netflix in teen viewership
The survey also shows most teens prefer TikTok, but spend more time on Instagram
Nvidia's Jensen Huang tops "most popular CEOs" survey, check out the best and worst approval ratings
Lisa Su and Tim Cook also made the top ten
The lowest salary most workers will accept is now almost $80,000
But they're not getting it
IBM says 40% of the global workforce will have to learn new skills over next three years due to AI implementation
"AI won't replace people---but people who use AI will replace people who don't"
Why generative AI is so unlike other big tech trends
Companies may be overlooking valid concerns about the rapid adoption of emerging technologies like GenAI
New survey reveals 8 out of 10 executives regret their return-to-office plans
If only they'd had some data
Fears over AI and job layoffs are driving tech execs to drugs and drinking
45% of tech executives use painkillers such as OxyContin
Consumer tech spending resilient amid economic uncertainty, new survey reveals
More people would give up streaming services before tech purchases
Using AI all day could make you drink more, sleep less, and extra lonely
Assuming it doesn't steal your job
Most Americans have heard of ChatGPT, but only a few have used it
That's likely to change as time goes on
Millennials spend more time gaming than any other age group
Why do you play video games?
Shhh: One in three IT pros have covered up a data breach
Breaches happen far more often than we're told
Study suggests risky and criminal online behavior among teens has become almost normalized
Many admitted to piracy, trolling, and inciting violence
These are the states with most accidental phone breakages
Do you toilet text?
In brief: Have you ever had to replace a phone because you accidentally broke it? If so, you're in the majority. Three-quarters of Americans have suffered this indignity, and a new survey shows the states where it happens most often. The report also reveals some other interesting facts, such how the breakages occurred and the most common laptop mishaps.
Privacy survey shows most people read the T&Cs, would sell their personal data
Are you in the same camp?
TV viewing among younger adults drops by two-thirds in a decade, over 65s now watch for longer
Streaming services and apps are killing off traditional broadcast TV among the young
Adults in the U.S. check their phones 352 times a day on average, 4x more often than in 2019
The equivalent of once every three minutes
Most people think their colleagues aren't being productive while working from home
Maybe they just don't like them?
More long-term Netflix customers are canceling their subscriptions
Are you keeping faith with Netflix?
Most workers don't want to be back in the office, could quit over lack of flexibility
Employee sentiment has dropped to a record low
Survey shows half of all teens are uninterested in the metaverse
Only a quarter of Gen Z'ers surveyed own a VR device, and most of them rarely use it