Over 20,000 Unprotected Microsoft Exchange Servers at Risk of Cyberattacks
A critical security vulnerability affecting tens of thousands of Microsoft Exchange email servers across Europe, the United States, and Asia has left these systems exposed to remote code execution (RCE) attacks.
Apple May Add Tetraprism Zoom Lens to Both iPhone 16 Pro Models: Report
Apple is likely to bring tetraprism camera technology to both iPhone 16 Pro models next year, which will enable at least 5x optical zoom and 25x digital zoom on the Telephoto lens.
NASA’s Artemis Manned Mission to Moon Will Not Launch Before 2027: Report
NASA's Artemis III mission which aims to return astronauts to the moon for the first time since 1972, may not launch in 2025 earlier planned, but in 2027, according to a report by the US Government Accountability Office (GAO).
Google’s New AI Experiment Lets You Create Music Inspired by Instruments
Google's new AI-powered experiment -- "Instrument Playground" lets you create music inspired by instruments from around the globe.
Microsoft Announces General Availability of ‘Copilot’
Microsoft has announced that Copilot is now generally available and no longer in preview.
Epic Games’ Fortnite Reaches 100 Million Active Players in Nov
Video game developer Epic Games has said that Fortnite reached 100 million active players in November, apparently breaking another record.
OpenAI Delays Launch of GPT Store to Next Year
OpenAI has delayed the launch of its GPT Store to next year, according to an email sent to people who signed up for its GPT Builder.
Long Covid Patients May Suffer Chest Pain, Abnormal Heart Rhythms Long-Term
Long Covid patients are more likely to experience cardiac complications such as chest pain, and abnormal heart rhythms for long-term, according to a study.
X to Target SMBs for Ads after Musk’s Outburst against Big Brands
After Elon Musk’s outburst against big advertisers like Disney this week, X is reportedly aiming to tap small and medium businesses (SMBs) to offset the advertising loss from big companies
Google Reaches $27 Million Settlement with Employees over Unfair Labor Practices
Google has reached a $27 million settlement with employees who accused it of unfair labor practices, the media reported.
Meta Expanding Child Safety Measures as Scrutiny Mounts
Facebook's parent company Meta said it is expanding and updating its child safety features aimed at protecting kids.
Meta Removes Network of Thousands of Fake Accounts Based in China
Facebook's parent company Meta has said that it recently took down a network of thousands of fake and misleading accounts based in China.
7 New Features To Express Yourself on Google Messages
As there are now more than one billion monthly active users with RCS enabled in Google Messages, the tech giant has introduced seven new features to express yourself when communicating and connecting with other Android users.
Tesla Launches Cybertruck at $60,990, Delivers to 1st Batch of Customers
Elon Musk-run Tesla has finally launched the long-awaited Cybertruck at a starting price of $60,990 and delivered the vehicle to its first batch of customers.
Instagram Threads Now Supports ‘All Languages’ In Search
Instagram’s Thread now supports all languages in its latest keyword search update, as it takes on Elon Musk-run X social media platform.
Apple Fixes 2 New iOS Zero-Days Vulnerabilities
Apple has released security updates to fix two actively exploited vulnerabilities in its WebKit browser engine.
WhatsApp Launches Secret Code for Chat Lock
WhatsApp launched a secret code feature for millions of users, an additional way to protect sensitive chats on its platform.
Astronomers Find Giant Stream of Stars Running between Galaxies
An international team of researchers has discovered the largest-ever giant and extremely faint stream of stars running between galaxies.
Top 5 Most Secure Messaging Apps for Couples
When choosing a messaging app for couples, it's important to consider factors like security, features, and ease of use.
US Sanctions Cryptocurrency Mixer Used by North Korea
The US Department of the Treasury has sanctioned a cryptocurrency mixer for serving as a "key money-laundering tool" of a North Korea-linked hacking group, in the latest effort to prevent Pyongyang's cyber activities meant to fund its weapons programs
