Netflix’s Password-Sharing Crackdown Has Reached The US
Streaming giant Netflix revealed the details of how its crackdown on password sharing will affect viewers in the US and how much it will cost to keep extra people on your account.
Microsoft Brings AI To Windows 11 To Unlock New Productivity Era
Microsoft reveals the Windows 11 Copilot, unlocking a new era of productivity for customers and developers.
Turkey Tests Short-Range Ballistic Missile Tayfun
Turkey has conducted the second test-firing of homegrown short-range ballistic missile Tayfun, said Ismail Demir, the President of the country's defense industry agency.
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference To Kick Off On June 5
Apple on Tuesday unveiled the lineup for its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, which will help developers learn about the latest technologies, tools, and frameworks coming to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
Screen Time And Health: Can Too Much Screen Time Harm You?
Unveiling the health hazards of excessive screen time: From eye strain to mental health issues, explore the consequences of our digital dependency.
Europol Shuts Biggest Pirate IPTV Service In Netherlands
Europol has taken down an illegal IPTV (Internet Protocol television) service serving over 1 million users across Europe.
Shutterstock To Acquire GIF Platform Giphy From Meta For $53 Million
Shutterstock on Tuesday announced to acquire of leading GIF library and search engine Giphy from Meta for $53 million in a cash deal, after the UK's antitrust authority issued an order for Meta to sell Giphy on the grounds that the merger reduced dynamic competition.
Hackers Stole About $400 Million From Crypto Projects In Q1 2023: Report
Hackers stole over $400 million from crypto projects in 40 attacks in the first quarter (Q1) of 2023 in the US, a new report has shown.
Artifact To Let You Flag Articles As Clickbait
Artifact has launched a new feature that will let users flag articles they think are clickbait.
Saturn’s Rings Are Young And Short-lived: NASA
Saturn's rings are both young and ephemeral, which means that it may not be long before the beautiful rings may not be there, NASA scientists confirmed in three studies.
Microsoft’s Healthcare AI Subsidiary Nuance Undergoing Layoffs: Report
Speech-recognition company Nuance Communications, acquired by Microsoft for $19.7 billion, is undergoing layoffs as it focuses on its healthcare business.
LinkedIn’s New Tool To Show Verifications Related To Job Posts
LinkedIn has rolled out new tools to help job seekers feel safe and confident in their job search.
Over 800 Million People Globally Estimated To Suffer From Back Pain By 2050: Lancet
More than 800 million people will suffer from lower back pain by 2050, a 36 percent increase from 2020, according to an analysis published in the journal Lancet Rheumatology.
Satellite TV Firm Dish Confirms Ransomware Attack, Loses Data Of 300k Workers
Dish has confirmed that hackers stole the personal information of about 3,00,000 employees in a ransomware attack in February.
How to Fix “DLL Files Missing” Errors In Windows
Fix DLL errors in Windows with effective troubleshooting methods. Restore stability and resolve missing DLL file issues for smooth software operation.
Disney Begins 3rd Job Cut Round, 2,500 Employees To Be Affected
Disney has started its third round of layoffs that will affect over 2,500 employees across the board, the media reported.
TikTok Sues US State Of Montana For Banning The App
Chinese short-video-making app TikTok on Tuesday hit back at the US state of Montana with a lawsuit, after Montana Governor Greg Gianforte banned TikTok in the state last week.
Fake AI Image Of Pentagon Explosion Puts Twitter’s Paid Blue Tick In Question
The AI-generated image of an explosion at the Pentagon that appeared on several verified Twitter accounts has once again put Twitter's paid verification program in question that allows anyone to pay $8 a month and get the verified Blue tick.
Google Launches Bug Bounty Program For Its Android Applications
Tech giant Google has launched the Mobile Vulnerability Rewards Program (Mobile VRP), a new bug bounty program that will pay security researchers for flaws found in the company's Android applications.
Man Convicted Of Torture And Exporting Weapons Parts And Related Services To Iraq
A federal jury convicted a Pennsylvania man on May 19 for numerous crimes, including the torture of an Estonian citizen in 2015 in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, in connection with the operation of an illegal weapons manufacturing plant in Kurdistan.
