UPS to Lay Off 20,000 Workers Amid Amazon Shipment Reductions UPS to Lay Off 20,000 Workers Amid Amazon Shipment Reductions
United Parcel Service (UPS) is preparing to cut approximately 20,000 jobs as it adjusts to a drop in package volumes, particularly due to reduced business with Amazon.
Month: April 2025
China’s Access to Nvidia and AMD Blocked China’s Access to Nvidia and AMD Blocked
The U.S. restricts Nvidia and AMD AI chip exports to China, citing security concerns. DeepSeek’s rise adds urgency. Here’s what it means for global tech.
CVE Program Faces Shutdown as U.S. Government Pulls Funding CVE Program Faces Shutdown as U.S. Government Pulls Funding
The U.S. government announced and then reversed funding cuts to the CVE program, raising alarms across the cybersecurity world. Here’s what it means.
Zoom Down Today? Live Updates on the Global Zoom Outage Zoom Down Today? Live Updates on the Global Zoom Outage
Zoom went down for over 59,000 users due to a GoDaddy DNS error. Service was offline for 90 minutes before being restored. Get the full timeline here.
iOS 18.4.1 Now Available — What’s New and Why You Should Update iOS 18.4.1 Now Available — What’s New and Why You Should Update
Apple has officially rolled out iOS 18.4.1, a follow-up to the feature-packed 18.4 release. While this latest version doesn’t introduce new features, it delivers vital bug fixes, performance optimizations, and security improvements. If your iPhone has felt slower, glitchy, or less secure in recent weeks, this update could make a noticeable difference. Here’s everything you need to know about what’s included and why you should install it today.
Spotify Is Down today — Live Updates on the Major Outage Spotify Is Down today — Live Updates on the Major Outage
Spotify is down for thousands of users worldwide. See real-time outage maps, live updates, and what Spotify has said about the issue.
Reinstall or Restore? How to Fix Windows Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Files) Reinstall or Restore? How to Fix Windows Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Files)
When your Windows system starts misbehaving—slow boot times, random crashes, or system file corruption—you’re left with two big options: reinstall or restore. But which one should you choose?
The Brutal Showdown: Phone vs Computer Processors in 2025 The Brutal Showdown: Phone vs Computer Processors in 2025
Over past decade, both phone and computer processors have seen remarkable innovation.
Apple Silicon: Has Innovation Peaked from M1 to M4? Apple Silicon: Has Innovation Peaked from M1 to M4?
Apple M1 chip, released in 2020, was a technological breakthrough. It introduced a new era of MacBooks with longer battery life, higher performance, and silent operation due to its fanless design — all while retaining the same price point. The system-on-chip design of M1 integrated CPU, GPU, RAM, and neural engines into one unit, providing remarkable efficiency.
Apple M4 MacBook Air: Powerful, Silent, and Affordable!
Apple’s M4 MacBook Air has arrived, continuing the company’s tradition of offering subtle yet meaningful upgrades to its iconic line of laptops.
