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TechRadar: Nadella Pushes 'Infinite Software Factory' PC as Hackers Claim Trump Phone Breach

TechRadar reports Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella wants PCs to become an 'infinite software factory,' a challenge to app stores, while a separate report says hackers claim to have hit thousands of Trump Phone customers.

AI News Feed · 2026-10-13 09:10

TechRadar's headline uses the phrase 'infinite software factory' and calls the idea a final blow to the app store concept. The article's author says he is afraid businesses will not 'bite the AI apple.' TechRadar's available material does not provide additional specifics about Nadella's remarks or the technical mechanisms behind the idea.

Separately, TechRadar reported at 00:20 UTC on Oct. 13, 2026, that hackers claim to have hit thousands of Trump Phone customers. The outlet describes the claim as the continuation of bad news for fans of the golden smartphone. The headline does not identify the hackers, the nature of the claimed attack, the number of customers beyond 'thousands,' or the response from the Trump Phone company. It frames the incident as another negative development for the device.

Both reports were published by TechRadar and written by Rahim Amir, a UAE-based tech writer whose bio says he has covered PC hardware professionally since 2023, focusing on buyer's guides, hardware reviews, and sponsored content. His bio also says he has built hundreds of gaming PCs and has contributed to Game Rant and financial news websites. The bio describes him as an avid gamer and PC builder.