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Big Tech, also known as Big Four tech companies and Gang of Four, denotes some of the largest technology companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook and occasionally even Microsoft. These companies are assumed to be the most influential computer and software companies in the world because of their domination over the cyberspace during the 2010s.
Microsoft Shut Down the Wunderlist App and Wunderlist Founder Has Announced a New App Called Superlist
The legendary Wunderlist app ceased to exist on May 6, 2020. To everyone's surprise, Christian Reber, the co-founder of 6Wunderkinder, announced about the upcoming launch of a new app called Superlist.
Microsoft Introduced the Surface Book 3 Laptop, Surface Go 2 Tablet, and Own Wireless Headphones
Microsoft introduced the Microsoft Surface Go 2 tablet, which received a larger display and better battery, the new Microsoft Surface Book 3 laptop equipped with 10th generation Intel processors, as well as own wireless headphones.
Microsoft Offers $100,000 for Hacking Its Linux-Based OS Azure Sphere
The challenge is dubbed Azure Sphere Security Research Challenge and is an extension of Azure Security Lab that was announced last year.
The First Global, All-Online Apple's WWDC 2020 Takes off June 22
For the first time in history, Apple's annual developer conference will be held online. The company will provide free access to the conference for everyone through the Apple Developer website or app.
Apple Introduced the New 13-Inch MacBook Pro with Magic Keyboard, Double the Storage, and Faster Performance
The updated MacBook Pro is equipped with a scissor-type Magic Keyboard, which first appeared on the 16-inch MacBook Pro and the recently released MacBook Air 2020. The novelty has increased performance and doubled capacity.
The New Google Pixel Buds Finally Went on Sale
During the presentation of Google Pixel 4, Google also introduced the new Pixel Buds headphones of the second generation. They were presented in October 2019, but went on sale only now.
Facebook Introduced Messenger Rooms for Video Chatting With up to 50 People During Lockdown
The company announced a new video chatting feature as Facebook’s rivals like Zoom are gaining more and more popularity amid the global pandemic.
