Apple May Introduce High-End iPhone ‘Ultra’ In 2024
Apple is considering launching a high-end iPhone "Ultra" above its Pro and Pro Max models, which could arrive by 2024 alongside the iPhone 16 lineup.
Apple Supplier Foxconn Reports Strong Over 48% Growth In January
Foxconn has reported strong revenue for January that surged 48.2 percent (year-on-year), after facing significant Covid-related disruptions in October and November of 2022.
Italy’s Cyber Agency Warns Of Huge Global Attack
After a hacking attack on computer servers around the world, Italy's National Cybersecurity Agency has warned organizations to take immediate action to protect their systems.
Users Report iCloud Backup Issues After iOS 16.3 Update
After updating to iOS 16.3, some iCloud users have reported that they are experiencing issues with iCloud Drive, Photos, and backup upload, and it seems to be related to the absence of two-factor authentication, reports AppleInsider.
WhatsApp Rolling Out Longer Group Subjects, Descriptions On iOS Beta
WhatsApp is reportedly rolling out longer group subjects and descriptions in the iOS beta.
Twitter Fixes Bug That Showed Users ‘This Tweet Is Unavailable’: Musk
Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Monday said that the micro-blogging platform has fixed the bug that showed users "this tweet is unavailable".
Top US Cybersecurity Diplomat’s Twitter Account Hacked
The top cybersecurity diplomat in the US, Nate Fick, has revealed his personal Twitter account was hacked.
Dashlane Open-Sourced Its Android And iOS Apps
Subscription-based password manager and digital wallet application Dashlane have made the source code for its Android and iOS apps available on GitHub under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license.
Ndrangheta Fugitive Arrested In France
A convicted murderer linked to the ‘Ndrangheta has been arrested in France with strong support from the INTERPOL Cooperation Against ‘Ndrangheta (I-CAN) Project.
India Bans Over 200 Chinese Apps
India has started the process of banning 138 betting apps and 94 lending apps that had Chinese links, on the instructions of the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).
Technology Sector Cuts Most Jobs In January In US: Report
US-based employers announced 102,943 cuts in January, a massive 136 per cent increase from the 43,651 cuts announced in December, a new report has said.
Twitter To Provide Free Write-Only API To Bots Providing ‘Good’ Content: Musk
Elon Musk on Sunday said that the microblogging platform will enable a free write-only Application Programming Interface (API) for bots providing good content.
One In Four Users Unaware Of Crypto Cybercrime Risks: Report
Nearly one in four users are unaware of crypto cybercrime risks, while half of the users are hit by crypto cybercrime, a new report has shown.
Hearing Personal Experiences Can Increase Covid Vaccination Rates: Study
Hearing personal experiences of someone who got sick with Covid-19 or died from the disease are twice as likely to receive a Covid-19 vaccine, a new study has shown.
WhatsApp Rolls Out Ability To Create Avatars On iOS
WhatsApp has rolled out the ability to create personalized avatars and use them as stickers and profile pictures.
Advanced Technological Interventions Hold High Hopes For Heart Patients
The two-day national convention of cardiologists and heart specialists ended here on Sunday, expressing deep concern over the alarming rise in the incidence of heart ailments, and claiming that advanced technological interventions can be life saviors for heart patients.
Software Company Autodesk Lays Off 250 Employees
Software company Autodesk is laying off 250 employees, less than 2 percent of its global workforce, amid the global economic meltdown.
Twitter To Charge $1,000 Per Month From Businesses For Their Gold Badges
Twitter has told businesses to pay $1,000 per month for retaining gold badges and brands and organizations which do not pay the money will lose their checkmarks.
Meta Wins Court Battle To Acquire VR Company Within
In a relief for Meta, a US court has allowed the company to go ahead with its acquisition of a VR company called Within, despite an ongoing antitrust case against the tech giant by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Chinese Internet Firms Log 1st Revenue Decline Amid Regulatory Crackdown
Chinese Internet firms, including Tencent and Alibaba, faced their first revenue decline last year amid a regulatory crackdown and global economic slowdown.
