Google Now Testing Blue Check Marks For Verified Ads
Google is now experimenting with displaying blue check marks on certain search ads for advertisers who have been verified by Google Ads.
Tesla Delivers Record Over 422k Electric Vehicles In Q1 2023
Elon Musk-run Tesla delivered a record 4,22,875 electric vehicles in the first quarter of 2023, beating Wall Street estimates.
Google Rolling Out Its Topic Filters To Search Results On Desktop
Google is rolling out its topic filters to Search results on desktop, which the company introduced as a part of a carousel redesign on mobile in December last year.
Microsoft To Launch Cheaper Xbox Expandable Storage Cards: Report
Microsoft is reportedly preparing to launch its new and cheaper Xbox expandable storage options from other manufacturers.
Several Celebrities Refuse To Pay Musk $8 For Twitter Blue
Twitter launched its verification system in 2009 to protect celebrities from impersonation but now, Elon Musk wants everyone to pay for the Blue badge, and the move has not gone well with several celebrities on the platform.
Scientists Record Flattest Explosion Ever Seen In Space
Astronomers have observed an explosion as big as our solar system but similar to that of an extremely flat disc.
The New York Times Loses Twitter Blue Badge
Twitter removed the Blue badge of The New York Times, barely a week after Elon Musk announced a new policy for keeping verification badges.
Listening To Music Can Make Your Medicines More Effective: Study
Want your medicines to be more effective? Research suggests that turning up your favorite song while popping the pills may be of help soon.
Drugs & Alcohol May Not Boost Your Creativity, But Meditation May Help
Debunking the age-old "rock'n'roll" myth, a team of researchers from the University of Essex in the UK and Humboldt University of Berlin in Germany showed that narcotics and alcohol are the least effective way to inspire imagination.
Google Faces A $4.2 Billion Advertising Lawsuit
A new lawsuit has been filed against Google seeking 3.4 billion pounds ($4.2 billion) in compensation for publishers for lost revenue.
Tesla Recalls 35 Semi Trucks Over Rollaway Risk
Tesla has issued a voluntary recall for its electric semi truck over a rollaway risk related to a potential emergency brake failure just months after it was released.
Mars Perseverance Rover Ready For New Science Campaign With 1st Sample
NASA's Mars Perseverance rover has cored and stored the first sample for the mission's newest science campaign.
Microsoft To Block 120 Dangerous File Extensions In OneNote
Microsoft has announced that it will harden the OneNote application against phishing attacks due to ongoing phishing campaigns.
Twitter May Give $1,000 Checkmark Free To 10k Most-Followed Firms
The microblogging site Twitter is reportedly planning to give a $1,000 checkmark free to the top 10,000 organizations by follower count.
OpenAI Disables ChatGPT For Users In Italy
OpenAI has blocked access to its AI chatbot ChatGPT in Italy in response to an order from the local data protection authority to halt processing Italians' data for the ChatGPT service.
15 Arrested In Brazil Over 17 Tonnes Of Cocaine Worth Billions
Law enforcement in Latin America and Europe have taken down one of Brazil’s most active drug trafficking organizations inundating Europe with multi-tonne shipments of cocaine.
Google Rolling Out New Indicator In Maps
Google is rolling out a new indicator in its mapping platform 'Google Maps' which will help users to prevent losing their pins.
WhatsApp Rolling Out Feature To Disable Multiple Answers Within Polls On Windows Beta
WhatsApp is rolling out a feature on Windows beta which disables multiple answers within polls.
Google Launches Nearby Share Beta For Windows
Google has launched its Nearby Share for Windows as a beta application that will help users to transfer files between their Android device and PC.
Twitter Makes Most Of Its Recommendation Algorithms Open Source
Twitter has finally made most of its recommendation algorithm open source which is now available for independent third parties and users.
