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Google Meet’s adaptive audio connects mics from multiple laptops for clearer audio

After automatically switching on the adaptive audio mode, Google will group participants in the same room together in the people panel under “merged audio.” | Image: Google Google has introduced “adaptive audio,” a new Google Meet feature that offers Google Workspace users an alternative to dedicated videoconferencing equipment — if their package includes access to

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Nvidia Reports a 262% Jump In Sales, 10-1 Stock Split

Nvidia reported fiscal first-quarter earnings surpassing expectations with strong forecasts, indicating sustained demand for its AI chips. Following the news, the company’s stock rose over 6% in extended trading. Nvidia also said it was splitting its stock 10 to 1. CNBC reports: Nvidia said it expected sales of $28 billion in the current quarter. Wall

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Spyware Found on US Hotel Check-in Computers

A consumer-grade spyware app has been found running on the check-in systems of at least three Wyndham hotels across the United States, TechCrunch reported Wednesday. From the report: The app, called pcTattletale, stealthily and continually captured screenshots of the hotel booking systems, which contained guest details and customer information. Thanks to a security flaw in

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MariaDB plc: Shareholders speak, but execs are quiet

There appears to be many questions and few answers about MariaDB plc’s long-term strategy following an announcement that its shareholders have accepted an offer by California-based investment firm K1 Investment Management. News that the company that provides database and SaaS services around the open-source database MariaDB had been acquired came on Monday, when it was

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Bluesky now lets you send DMs

Image: Bluesky Bluesky will now let you send a direct message to other users. For now, you can only send messages containing text, but Bluesky is working on adding support for images and videos. To send a DM, select the chat icon at the bottom of your screen on mobile or hit the chat bubble

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Mozilla Says It’s Concerned About Windows Recall

Microsoft’s Windows Recall feature is attracting controversy before even venturing out of preview. From a report: The principle is simple. Windows takes a snapshot of a user’s active screen every few seconds and dumps it to disk. The user can then scroll through the snapshots and, when something is selected, the user is given options

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.NET Aspire cloud development stack launches

Microsoft’s .NET Aspire, an opinionated, cloud-ready stack for building distributed applications, is now generally available. The .NET Aspire stack was announced on May 21. Intended to simplify cloud-native development, the Aspire stack unites tools, templates, and NuGet packages to build observable, production-ready applications in .NET more easily, the company said. Developers can get started with

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