Software
After years of resistance, Netlix has finally released viewership statistics for almost all of its content
From now on, Netflix with more transparency, will prepare 6-monthly reports on the viewing of content on the platform. More
This year, half of small and medium-sized companies reached at least a basic level of digital maturity
In 2023, 52 % companies with 10 or more employees and the self-employed have reached at least a basic level of digital maturity. A maximum of 48 % companies showed a very low digital index. ... More
The date when Google Podcasts finally says goodbye is known
Users have until July 2024 to transfer their subscriptions to the YouTube Music app or another service. More
Blue screen of death soon for Linux too?
The well-known blue screen of death for the open source Linux operating system is currently in the experimental phase. If this one works, it will be much more useful than what we are used to in the context of... More
The eSelf-ordering application for ordering an appointment at the administrative unit
In the first phase, the application enables ordering at five administrative units, which until now used the old UE Ordering system - UE Ljubljana, UE Celje, UE Novo mesto, UE Litija and UE Logatec.
We can expect Windows 12 next year
The world wide web is increasingly buzzing about Microsoft's upcoming Windows 12 operating system. If the latest rumor is to be believed, it will be officially launched next June... More
Microsoft Paint and DALL-E 3 join forces
Microsoft has equipped Windows 11's Paint software with artificial intelligence. It is available through the Windows Insiders development program and is based on artificial ... More
Amazon is the latest tech giant to announce an AI bot
Amazon is the latest tech giant to announce an Ai chatbot. More
5 Android Apps You Shouldn't Miss This Week (Part 99)
We've decided to introduce you to 4 games and one app to keep you up-to-date on Android software development. More
Google will soon delete accounts that have not been active for the past 2 years
As early as three years ago, Google announced that it would delete content stored in an inactive account (but not the account itself) in order to conserve storage space. More
