Samsung has launched its Internet browser for Windows PCs in a US-exclusive beta alongside Korea. This strategic move aims to create tighter ecosystem integration between Galaxy devices and computers, potentially challenging Chrome’s dominance.
Despite Microsoft’s decade-long push to replace Control Panel with the modern Settings app, six critical system administration tools remain dependent on the legacy interface. This reveals deeper challenges in Windows architecture and backward compatibility requirements that continue to haunt Microso
Samsung is making aggressive moves across multiple fronts, from challenging Google’s browser dominance to reclaiming its chip business from Qualcomm. The company’s ambitious strategy could reshape mobile computing and AI infrastructure markets.
Meta’s stock has surged 5% in eight days, adding $99 billion in market value as investors bet big on AI-driven advertising growth. But is this momentum sustainable or a classic case of earnings season optimism?
According to Forbes, Meta’s stock has gained approximately 5% over the last eight days
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