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software

Larry Ellison and Bill Gates

Larry Ellison Says Oracle Is Building Huge Data Centers as A.I. Deals Proliferate

Oracle stock soared more than 12 percent after announcing cloud deals with Google, Microsoft and OpenAI.
By Sissi Cao
Figma CEO Dylan Field

Figma’s 31-Year-Old CEO On Demise of $20B Adobe Merger: ‘Frustrating and Sad’

Figma CEO said the regulatory climate around mergers and acquisitions has changed since his company struck the deal with Adobe 15 months ago.
By Sissi Cao
Workplace Messaging App Slack Listed On New York Stock Exchange

Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield Leaves Salesforce to Focus on Gardening and Personal Projects

Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield is leaving parent company Salesforce less than two years after Salesforce acquired Slack for $27 billion.
By Sissi Cao
Bret Taylor

Salesforce Co-CEO Bret Taylor Steps Down, Leaving Marc Benioff Alone at the Top Again

By Sissi Cao
In this photo illustration, the company Figma logo seen displayed on a smartphone.

Figma Is Making Billions Off Its Sale to Adobe. Is It Enough to Keep Its Workers From Leaving?

By Courtney Vinopal

‘Electric Zine Maker’ Thrives as a Creative Open Source DIY Tool

By Nicole Froio
New tech means new problems. But there is one way to prevent a tech-related corporate nightmare.

Meet the Newest Digital Superheroes: QualiTest Software Engineers

By John A. Tures
My prediction is the Next Big Thing will sit on top of increasingly specialized infrastructure.

Can Big Money Crack Big Tech? The New Trends Threatening Today’s Digital Giants

By Zac Smith
Microsoft executive Megan Saunders introduces Paint 3D at a Microsoft news conference October 26, 2016 in New York.

Microsoft Paint Isn’t Going Anywhere

By Alanna Martinez
The Townley Discobolus is displayed in The British Museum's 'Winning at the ancient Games' victory trail on June 1, 2012 in London, England. To celebrate the London Olympics, the British Museum is staging a trail for visitors to highlight various objects connected by the theme of winning, many synonymous with the games of ancient Greece and Rome.

Google Knows You Love Art and It’s Changing With Fans’ Tastes in Mind

By Alanna Martinez
Software For Artists Day, 2017

With This New Sensor, Drummers Will Never Sound the Same Again

By Brady Dale
Dashboards today pump out data and expect the user to do the rest.

Die Dashboards Die! Why Conversations Will Reinvent Software

By Nir Eyal
A new type of malware infects your computer and holds files ransom

How to Beat Ransomware

By Arthur Baxter
Binge watching

Someone Broke the Binge Watching World Record—You Wouldn’t Believe How Long He Watched

By Sage Lazzaro

This Billboard Was Made With Microsoft Paint

By Sage Lazzaro
Jerry Michalski tours his brain at Civic Hall. (Photo: Brady Dale for Observer)

Up Your Memory Game With This External Brain

By Brady Dale
BANGKOK, THAILAND - JANUARY 10: A pro-election activist uses a smartphone to video a city centre rally on January 10, 2014 in Bangkok, Thailand. Over a thousand pro-election activists gathered in Bangkok's shopping district to show support for Thailand's upcoming snap-poll on February 2 and also voice opposition to a planned shutdown of Bangkok by anti-government groups. In Thailand's latest round of political turmoil, which has lasted over two months, anti-government groups have announced they will shutdown Bangkok early next week in an attempt to pressure the government to resign and derail the February election. (Photo by Rufus Cox/Getty Images)

These Free Video Editors Can Match the Pricey Ones’ Features

By Brady Dale
Counterfeit computer programmes are pictured in a shop in Dhaka on May 13, 2009 a day after a report into software piracy found Bangladesh to have the highest rate of fake products in the Asia-Pacific region. The annual survey by the Business Software Alliance (BSA) and industry research firm IDC showed 92 percent of the South Asian nation?s software was unlicensed. AFP PHOTO/Munir uz ZAMAN (Photo: Munir Uz Zaman/AFP/Getty Images)

Software Piracy: Will You Snitch for Cash?

By Mark Rykken Jr.
Marketers are always working against "banner blindness," which evolves to include every effort to beat it. [Are You A Human]

Playing Games CAPTCHA-Style to Skip Through Video Ads

By Jack Smith IV

Man Busted for Stealing Church Computer When He Tries to Disable Porn Blocking Software

By Jordan Valinsky
A problem solver? (hownowdesign, flickr)

Who Doesn’t Hate Signing Leases?

By Kim Velsey
image via the Windows Experience Blog

Microsoft Drops Windows 8 Consumer Preview, A ‘Reimagined,’ Cloud-y, Charmed Windows

By Steve Huff
Screenshot of Boxee 1.5

Boxee Burns Loyal Users, Discontinues Support for PC Software

By Ben Popper
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