Uber

Microsoft and Uber are abandoning the Internet Association, but many companies remain bound to it. Political and financial ties change all the time; this is just one more shakeup for the pile.

Recent changes to Uber's web experience show that the company is serious about supporting desktop users.

Although Uber pulled support for its native app recently the app is back using m.uber.com - the companies Progressive Web App (PWA) website.

After appearing on the Microsoft Store last week, the unofficial YouTube and Uber "Progressive Web Apps" developed by a third party have been pulled.

Uber's app for Windows is kaput, according to a statement from its support team.

Uber was hacked. 50 million rider accounts were accessed. 7 million driver accounts as well. And Uber paid $100,000 to cover it all up.

Toyota has announced that it is partnering up with Uber as part of a "strategic investment" in the company that will also see the launch of a new leasing program for Uber drivers.