Twitter Now Lays Off 4,400 Contractual Workers: Report
Billionaire Elon Musk has reportedly laid off at least 4,400 contractual workers at the company.
Crypto.com Mistakenly Sends Ethereum Worth $400 Million To Another Exchange
Crypto.com has admitted that it mistakenly sent over $400 million in Ethereum digital coins to another crypto exchange called Gate.io.
Google Play Store Tests Advertising Apps
Google has started testing advertising applications in the search field over history in the Play Store.
Twitter Manager Vomits After Musk Ordered To Fire Employees: Report
A Twitter manager puked in a trash can after the new owner of microblogging platform Elon Musk directed him to fire hundreds of employees as part of the company's decision to cut its workforce in half, the media reported.
WhatsApp’s New Feature To Flag Calls Missed Due To DND
WhatsApp is reportedly rolling out a new update called 'Do Not Disturb' mode support for missed calls to some beta testers through the Google Play beta program.
Global Smartphone Apps Chip Market Hits All-Time High Of $8.9 Billion
The global smartphone applications processor (AP) market grew 26 percent to reach $8.9 billion in the second quarter (Q2) this year.
Google’s Android Auto Coolwalk Redesign Enters Public Beta
Google has released a public beta of the new Coolwalk UI on the Play Store with some new features and changes for users to try out.
ChromeOS May Offer To Convert Screen Recordings Into Animated GIFs
Google is reportedly working on a feature that will allow users to save ChromeOS screen recordings as animated GIFs for easier sharing with others.
Popular Vitamin B3 Supplements May Up Cancer Risk, Brain Metastasis
New research from the University of Missouri in the U.S. has found that common vitamin B3 dietary supplements can increase the risk of serious disease, including developing cancer.
‘Unauthorised Transactions’ Drained Millions From FTX Crypto Exchange
Beleaguered crypto exchange FTX on Sunday admitted that "unauthorized transactions" have drained hundreds of millions of dollars from its wallets, saying the company has moved many digital assets to a new "cold wallet custodian".
Google To Release Nest WiFi Pro Update To Fix Slow Internet Speeds
Google will release a software update for the new Nest Wifi Pro early next week to address the slow Internet speeds being experienced by some users.
Controversial Blue Service With Verification To Return Next Week: Musk
Elon Musk on Sunday said that the $8 Blue subscription service, pulled back by the company after facing strong criticism, is likely to be back by the end of next week.
Google Pixel 7a To Feature 90Hz Refresh Rate, Wireless Charging
Google's upcoming Pixel 7a smartphone is set to feature a 90Hz refresh rate display and wireless charging.
Microsoft Adds Helicopters, Gliders, And Spruce Goose To Its Flight Simulator
Microsoft has added helicopters, gliders, and the Spruce Goose to its Flight Simulator, celebrating the game's 40th anniversary.
US NSA Tells Developers To Shun C And C++ Programming Language
The US National Security Agency (NSA) has requested developers worldwide to shun old programming languages like C and C++ which are more prone to hackers to shift to new, memory-safe languages.
Musk Hits Out At Mainstream Media, Hails Citizen Journalism On Twitter
Elon Musk on Saturday hit out at the mainstream media, saying that top publications will try their best not to let Twitter help citizen journalism on its platform as this will disrupt their monopoly on the flow of information.
Ulcer At Mouth’s Corner 1st Sign Of Monkeypox Virus Infection
Ulcer at the corner of the mouth has now been documented by scientists as the first sign of infection with the monkeypox virus.
TikTok Begins Testing In-App Shopping Feature
TikTok has started testing its in-app shopping feature, which will allow users to make purchases directly inside the application.
Meta Plans To Shut Down Portal & Smartwatches Projects
Meta has planned to shut down its video-calling smart display 'Portal' and its two unreleased smartwatches projects, as the company eliminated 11,000 jobs.
Apple Invests $450 Million For Emergency SOS Via Satellite
Apple has invested $450 million in developing the critical infrastructure that supports Emergency SOS via satellite for iPhone 14 models which will be launching "later this month" in the US and Canada.
