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by Todd Bishop & John Cook on Mar 21, 2026 at 8:44 am March 21, 2026 at 8:49 am This week on the GeekWire Podcast: Amazon is working on a new smartphone, code-named “Transformer,” more than a decade after the Fire Phone debacle, according to Reuters. We dig into the connection to a past GeekWire scoop: former Microsoft Xbox leader J Allard joined Amazon’s devices team in 2024, and he’s now leading a group called ZeroOne with a mandate to create “breakthrough” gadgets. Is this an AI-native device? A companion to your iPhone? J Allard’s shot at redemption? Maybe all of the above. There’s more great Fire Phone background in this Vergecast “Version History” podcast. Then: Microsoft shakes up its Copilot team, shifting Mustafa Suleyman to a narrower role and unifying consumer and enterprise AI under a new leader. Todd has strong feelings about Microsoft’s history of cutesy consumer tech, from Clippy to Mico. Plus: Todd’s adventure using Claude CoWork to browse LinkedIn (and the stern warning he got in response). We also discuss King County Metro’s slick new tap-to-pay feature catches the transit system up with the modern world, the upcoming opening of cross-lake light rail, and round things out

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Welcome to   AI  Decoded ,  Fast Company ’s weekly newsletter that breaks down the most important news in the world of  AI . You can sign   up to receive this newsletter every week via email  here . The cost of AI will surely rise, along with our dependence on it Developing AI models and serving AI apps is a notoriously expensive undertaking. AI labs use massive amounts of computing power, training data, and high-priced talent to create and serve AI models, and the costs are not nearly covered by the chatbot subscription and API fees they bring in. Neither OpenAI nor Anthropic, for example, are profitable, and won’t be for some time. The difference, for now, is made up by investment money, much of it from venture capital firms. But that won’t last, of course. As AI companies mature, they’ll be expected to make returns on all the investment money they’ve taken. And the prices consumers and businesses pay for AI will almost certainly go up.  It fits the model. Silicon Valley’s canonical playbook is to sell an app or service cheaply at first to build a large user base, then raise prices and, often, let the customer experience

Welcome back to another weekend! Let’s keep completing the LinkedIn Games as we sit back and relax. You can take your time to learn the new puzzle Patches if you haven’t tried it already. The puzzles today are pretty fun, with some tough ones in between. If you need any help, the LinkedIn Games answers are here as always. If you’ve never tried these games before, you’ll find them here. The first time you do these puzzles, you’ll get a tutorial level, and after that, you’ll get the daily puzzle. You won’t be joining us until tomorrow if it’s your first time today. That said, here are all the LinkedIn Games solutions for March 20, 2026. If you’d like to try our web games, visit FW Gaming! LinkedIn Patches Solution for March 20, 2026 (#3) LinkedIn Patches is the newest game in the LinkedIn Games lineup, and this is one of the more fun puzzles I’ve seen in a while. Here’s the solution for today: Red: Make a horizontal line with three squares in the first row. Yellow: Make a square with four spots in the fourth and fifth columns. Purple: Make a vertical line with four squares in the

LinkedIn is by far my least favorite social media platform. It's full of corporate speak, people patting themselves on the back, and aura farming. The entire website gives off the same energy as claiming during a job interview that your biggest weakness is that you "work too hard." Article continues below Check out how I’ve optimized this very post using Kagi Translate to elevate the conversation! #ThoughtLeadership #Innovation #Networking #ProfessionalGrowth #KagiTranslate LinkedIn Speak translation via Kagi Translate Kagi Translate is a relatively new app. It works similarly to Google Translate and other translation tools. You enter text on one side of the app and Kagi Translate outputs a translated version of that text in your language of choice. It's a free tool that tries to differentiate itself from Google Translate by not showing ads or using trackers. If you have a paid Kagi subscription, you'll get access to more features, such as document translation and an advanced dictionary. But if you just want to enter text in normal English and have Kagi translate it to LinkedIn Speak, you can do that for free to your heart's content. All the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards. As

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LinkedIn is expanding its advertising strategy into streaming television. With this move, the Microsoft-owned professional networking site aims to help brands reach business decision-makers, including IT leaders, through connected TV (CTV) ads. According to a Business Insider report, the company has partnered with adtech firm The Trade Desk as its first demand-side platform (DSP) partner, enabling advertisers to use LinkedIn’s professional audience data to target users while they watch TV. The move enables advertisers and agencies already using The Trade Desk to integrate LinkedIn’s data and target its base of over one billion professionals across streaming platforms. This could, for example, allow a cloud computing company to deliver ads specifically to individuals responsible for IT spending decisions within their organisations, while a data management company could focus on chief marketing officers. How this partnership can expand LinkedIn’s reach in connected TV advertising The partnership comes as connected-TV advertising continues to grow, with US ad spending in this segment projected to rise 14% to over $37 billion this year, according to EMARKETER. On LinkedIn, TV offers advertisers a way to reach professional audiences in a different setting, with the added advantage of larger screens and active viewing. Advertisers can also follow

The world is watching India’s digital transformation. Surbhe S Sharma, CEO, JFS, showcased the power of our financial stack, especially the global success of UPI, at the News18 #RisingBharatSummit2026. She noted that by integrating our technology-led financial systems and focusing on user adoption, we are creating a "North Star" for the world, proving that when the ecosystem unites, there is truly no stopping us. Know more: https://lnkd.in/e-cGH8kT Presenting Partner - Jio Financial Services Co-presenting Partner - PhonePe , DS Group Powered By Partner - Pernod Ricard India Driven By Partner - Kia Seltos State Partner – UP Government, Chhattisgarh Government, Uttarakhand Government Bharat Growth Partner - ITC Limited Workspace Partner – WeWork India Logistics Partner – DTDC Express Limited Energy Partner – Vikram Solar Transformation Partner – Essar Associate Partners – NSE India , M3M Foundation More from this author Explore content categories

Tuesday March 17, 2026 10:29 am PDT by Juli Clover As Apple gears up to connect with developers at the 2026 Worldwide Developers Conference in June, it has created new Apple Developer accounts on two new social networks. Apple Developer can be found on bilibili in China and LinkedIn. Apple says that its developer accounts will provide the latest news, announcements, videos, and events for the Worldwide Developers Conference, as well as any upcoming Meet with Apple activities. Bilibili is a popular Chinese video-sharing platform that's similar to YouTube, so Apple will be sharing video on the site. LinkedIn is a global site that is aimed at professional networking. Apple this month also introduced a new Hello Apple Instagram account, which the company will use to share news, stories, product marketing, and more to highlight how Apple products inspire creativity to help make a difference in everyday lives. Popular Stories iOS 27 Will Reportedly Be Like Mac OS X Snow Leopard In his Power On newsletter today, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reiterated that iOS 27 will be similar to 2009's Mac OS X Snow Leopard, in the sense that one of Apple's biggest priorities is bug fixes for improved performance and

"This Accord affirms the commitments made by LinkedIn and other industry partners to ensure a safer digital environment. We're proud to be a signatory as we continue to help connect real people to real opportunities." Blake Lawit, Chief Global Affairs & Legal Officer, LinkedIn. Industry Accord Against Online Scams & Fraud 2026 This Accord addresses the growing problem of online scams and fraud, specifically deceptive schemes targeting individuals or organizations with the intent of taking money and/or personal information, which impacts billions of users across the globe. As technology becomes increasingly integrated into everyday life, it has become a primary target for scammers seeking to exploit legitimate service providers to steal consumers’ personal information and money. The most damaging of these actors, often operating on behalf of or as part of transnational criminal syndicates, leverage sophisticated techniques to defraud individuals and organizations. In the past year, consumers lost an estimated $442 billion to scammers, underscoring the devastating financial and societal impact of these crimes. While the signatories commit to implementing robust measures to protect consumers and combat scams, this Accord recognizes that a safer online consumer experience is a shared responsibility requiring a collective response across the entire ecosystem, including