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Microsoft may think it's helping, but really, what gives them the right?

Turn static photos and videos into compelling visual presentations with this iPad app.

Plus, creating custom interactive templates for special projects

The Firefox browser maker had more trouble creating revenue-generating products in 2019 than it expected, leading to the job cuts. Mozilla has set aside $43 million to pay for building new products.

Give your inbox new energy for the new year by optimizing it for your work style.

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A stripped-down third-party Twitter client that’s faster and easier to use than the official app.

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Windows, Mac, and Linux users will lose the apps first, and Chromebook users, later. Chrome extensions, though, will live on.