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Microsoft releases preview of ChakraCore with N-API support

Microsoft has announced the release of a new ChakraCore preview with N-API support on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

OpenAPI specification v3 further guides interoperable API development

The latest OpenAPI specification has been released to advance the Linux Foundation project’s goal of providing a foundation to developers building interoperable APIs.

Google Hires Former webOS, Pebble Design Lead to Work on Google Home Products

android / By Nisheeth Bhakuni

Google has hired a former lead Pebble and webOS designer Liron Damir as the new head of user experience of its Google Home group, which works on products such as Google Home, Chromecast and Google Wifi.

Apple is officially killing the iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle

iOS / By Nisheeth Bhakuni

Apple updated its iPod lineup on Thursday and discontinued the iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle.

Microsoft Opens Up Windows 10 S to Developers, Education Customers

tech / By Nisheeth Bhakuni

Microsoft announced today that it will make Windows 10 S available to developers and education customers. But sorry, Windows Insiders and other enthusiasts: It will not make Windows 10 S available for testing to consumers.

Facebook builds natural language processing into Messenger

analytics, apps / By Nisheeth Bhakuni

Facebook today launched Messenger Platform 2.1 with new features to give developers and brands more ways to reach potential customers, like built-in natural language processing, a payments SDK, and a global beta that makes it easier to switch between automated bots and the humans behind 70 million businesses on Facebook.

Upcoming USB 3.2 Specification Will Double Data Rates Using Existing Cables

tech / By Nisheeth Bhakuni

The USB 3.0 Promoter Group, comprising Apple, HP, Intel, Microsoft, and other companies, today introduced an upcoming USB 3.2 specification, which will eventually replace the existing USB 3.1 specification upon release.

Six steps to usable product design that save time and money

misc / By Nisheeth Bhakuni

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