OpenAI board in discussions with Sam Altman to return as CEO
Sam Altman speaking on behalf of OpenAI at the APEC CEO Summit the day before he was fired. Photo by Justin Sullivan / Getty Images The OpenAI board is in discussions with Sam Altman to return to the company as its CEO, according to multiple people familiar with the matter. One of them said Altman, who was suddenly fired by the board on Friday with no notice, is “ambivalent” about coming back and
Windows 11 leak reveals new UI, Start menu, and more
Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 11 operating system has leaked online today. After screenshots were first published at Chinese site Baidu, the entire Windows 11 OS has appeared online, complete with a new user interface, Start menu, and lots more. The new Windows 11 user interface and Start menu look very similar to what was originally found in Windows 10X. Microsoft had been simplifying Windows for
Windows Phone is dead
By Tom Warren, a senior editor covering Microsoft, PC gaming, console, and tech. He founded WinRumors, a site dedicated to Microsoft news, before joining The Verge in 2012. Entry image Carl J (Flickr) Windows Phone started off life as a promising alternative to Android and iOS five years ago. Microsoft positioned its range of Windows Phone 7 handsets as the true third mobile ecosystem, but it's ti
Apple shows off iPad split-screen multitasking in iOS 9 preview
Ever since Microsoft first showed off multi-window support in the tablet mode for Windows 8, it's been expected that Apple would eventually follow suit with a true multitasking mode of its own. Now, Apple is finally showing off this new, enhanced multitasking mode for the first time as part of its iOS 9 preview at WWDC 2015. The iPad multitasking experience is now built around three things: SlideO
The Rise and Fall and Rise of Virtual Reality
The Rise and Fall and Rise of Virtual Reality In the wake of Facebook’s purchase of Oculus VR, can this revolutionary technology triumph anew? Enter Seeing is Believing: The State of Virtual Reality By Matthew Schnipper The promise of virtual reality has always been enormous. Put on these goggles, go nowhere, and be transported anywhere. It’s the same escapism peddled by drugs, alcohol, sex, and a
Facebook QA - Virtual Reality
The Rise and Fall and Rise of Virtual Reality In the wake of Facebook’s purchase of Oculus VR, can this revolutionary technology triumph anew? Enter Seeing is Believing: The State of Virtual Reality By Matthew Schnipper The promise of virtual reality has always been enormous. Put on these goggles, go nowhere, and be transported anywhere. It’s the same escapism peddled by drugs, alcohol, sex, and a
Last night, GitHub was hit with massive denial-of-service attack from China
US & World/SpeechLast night, GitHub was hit with massive denial-of-service attack from China Last night, GitHub was hit with massive denial-of-service attack from China Last night, GitHub was hit with a massive denial of service attack. Some time Wednesday, scripts belonging to the internet giant Baidu began directing traffic to two specific GitHub pages: one run by GreatFire, and another mirrorin
Ikea's flat-pack refugee shelter is entering production
Ikea's line of flat-pack refugee shelters are going into production, the Swedish furniture maker announced this week, after being tested among refugee families in Ethiopia, Iraq, and Lebanon. The lightweight "Better Shelter" was developed under a partnership between the Ikea Foundation and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). Each unit takes about four hours to assemble and i
Why won’t Bitcoin die?
I attended the first Bitcoin World Conference and Expo, held in a second-floor meeting room in a midtown Manhattan hotel, on a Saturday in August 2011. The virtual currency was powering an alternative economy worth around $81 million USD. Roughly 75 attendees, mostly long-haired programmers and pasty cypherpunks, came from as far as Switzerland. After the talks, we took a group photo. The Bitcoin
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