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One thing we’ve learned over the past year: the COVID-19 pandemic has been awful for humanity, but a boon to all of the tech company’s we’re relying on. That’s truer than ever for Microsoft, which announced a 19 percent increase in revenues for the third quarter ($41.7 billion), compared to last year.

Google parent Alphabet reported today that it raked in a total of $55.3 billion in revenue over the past three months — that’s up 34 percent compared to this time last year. (In case you were curious, Wall Street types were expecting revenue growth of just around 25 percent.) The company’s net income jumped dramatically as well, from $6.8 billion in Q1 2020 to $17.9 billion in this year’s quarter.

With Valhalla latest 1.2.1 update, Ubisoft is adding a toggle that turns off the short cinematic cutscenes that play when your character executes a finisher.

Instagram is working on a suite of new tools for influencers, including creator shops, affiliate commerce and a “branded content marketplace.”

Spotify’s Car Thing isn’t available for purchase, but you might have a better music streaming option for your drive already.

One of the most sought-after sports podcasts has an unlikely new home.

Paying a lower rate shrinks the delivery area and bumps up customer delivery fees.

Ford’s new Ion Park facility in southeast Michigan will test and develop new battery technologies for the company.

This Azure training bundle includes one year of access to 30 hours of expert content.

Research shows how deepfake satellite imagery could be used to fool military strategists, politicians and others.

Dell could have a serious Surface competitor on its hands.

Disney+ promised us Marvel shows that would tie into the movies but the finale of ‘The Falcon and Winter Soldier’ just sent us back to the beginning.

Save big on Samsung Galaxy smartphones at Amazon — the Galaxy S21 Ultra is $200 off right now.

Nintendo has added a full online multiplayer mode to ‘Super Mario Party,’ making it much more viable when you can’t join friends in person.

Amazon is launching a new range of Fire HD 10 tablets including a kids edition and a new line-up of Fire Kids Pro slates aimed at older children.