Microsoft sunsets Skype for Teams, developers are warned about "Other" enums in API design, code execution vulnerabilities are discussed, and the challenges of building a jet engine are explored. Read more...

A quick look at this week's tech headlines: Skype's final call, Microsoft fights AI cybercrime, Tesla troubles, online violence concerns, and AI's impact on education. Read more...

Microsoft will retire Skype on May 5, urging users to switch to Teams. Spotify is actively combating cracked versions of its app, with recent measures taken to block modified versions. Read more...

Microsoft integrates DeepSeek-R1 AI model into Azure AI Foundry and GitHub. Meanwhile, Skype, once a dominant video calling app, will shut down on May 5th. Read more...

Microsoft is sunsetting Skype to focus on Teams and has updated Copilot to prevent AI-assisted Windows 11 piracy. The company also identified cybercriminals creating celebrity deepfakes. Read more...

Europe is preparing for rearmament with a massive €800 billion plan, while the UK is urged to boost domestic manufacturing through increased defense spending. VE Day 2025 will see commemorative events. Read more...

Microsoft pulls the plug on Skype, Google enhances Pixel devices with AI, and GTA V finally gets its "next-gen" PC update. Stay up-to-date with the latest tech news! Read more...

Microsoft faces scrutiny for Copilot tactics and sunsets Skype for Teams. Plus, a look at the billions tech giants earn in Australia and potential new taxes. Read more...

Mohamed Kallon discusses his disappointment with Inter's past collapse while announcing his new role as head coach of Sierra Leone. He also reflects on Inter's recent win against Feyenoord. Read more...

Microsoft is retiring Skype on May 5th, shifting its focus entirely to Teams. The move marks the end of an era for the once-dominant communication platform acquired for $8.5 billion in 2011. Read more...

Microsoft is retiring Skype on May 5th after two decades, shifting focus to its Teams platform. The move aims to simplify communication offerings and concentrate on its more modern service. Read more...