Google To End Support For Windows 7, 8.1 Next Year
Google has announced that it will end support for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 early next year, with a new Chrome version.
Chinese Spies Attempted To Obstruct Huawei Investigation In The US
The US Justice Department has charged two Chinese intelligence officers, accusing them of attempting to obstruct an investigation into the telecommunications conglomerate Huawei.
Apple Likely To Kill 6.1 Inch Base iPhone Model From Next Year
Apple may also kill the 6.1-inch base iPhone model with the launch of next-generation iPhones in 2023.
Anxiety Disorders Has No Effect On Vaccine Hesitancy: Study
Individuals who deal with anxiety are no less hesitant to get the Covid-19 vaccine compared to those without anxiety, according to new research.
Apple’s New Mac Pro To Come With 48 CPU Core M2 Chip
Apple could announce a new Mac Pro soon that will have processors "a lot more powerful" than the M2 Max with a 48 CPU core chip.
Facebook Threatens To Ban News In Canada Over Proposed Online Act
Facebook has reportedly threatened to block news in Canada if the country goes through its proposed Online News Act that forces online platforms like Facebook and Google to share revenue with the news publishers.
Google To Upgrade Nest Smart Home Device To Fuchsia OS
Google is reportedly planning to upgrade its Nest speakers to "Fuchsia" which may launch next year.
Apple Starts Paying Out $100 Million Fund To Affected Developers
Apple has started paying out a $100 million cash reserve created as part of a class-action settlement to its App Store developers.
Windows 11’s New Features Make File Sharing Easier
Microsoft has rolled out several new features, including file sharing, to help users share files and photos easily to Windows 11.
Apple Will Show More Ads In App Store From Oct 25
Apple has announced the addition of more app-related advertisements to the App Store starting from October 25.
WhatsApp Rolls Out ‘Avatars’ To Some Beta Testers
WhatsApp has rolled out customized 'Avatars' to some beta testers.
Google Sued Over ‘Discriminatory’ Spam Filtering Practices In The US
Google has been sued in the US by the Republican National Committee (RNC) for allegedly sending "millions" of campaign emails to the spam folders of users.
Google Purges Battery-Draining Android Apps With 20 Million Downloads
Google Play has removed apps with more than 20 million downloads because they were using excessive mobile data and draining batteries, says a report.
iOS 16.1 Brings Fitness+ Support Without An Apple Watch
Apple has announced it to bring the Fitness+ service to all iPhone users with iOS 16.1, even if they do not have an Apple Watch.
Google Introduces Clear Calling Feature On Pixel 7 Series
Google has introduced a new feature called "Clear Calling" in its latest beta update for Pixel 7 series users to improve call clarity.
Apple Watch Helps Detect Rare Cancer In 12 Years Old Girl
An Apple Watch has reportedly been credited with spotting a 12-year-old girl's rare cancer before she was even aware of it, with the help of its heart rate notifications feature.
‘Resident Evil 4’ Game Remake Released With Realistic Horror
Japanese video game developer Capcom has released the 'Resident Evil 4' remake gameplay trailer that shows off compelling graphics that appear very realistic with horror ramping up.
LG Introduces New 4k Smart Monitor For Remote Workforce
LG has introduced a new 4K Smart Monitor that will offer a new productivity tool with a tonne of functions to enhance remote work.
mRNA Vaccines Significantly Cut Severity Of Delta, Omicron Infections
People who have received two or three doses of an mRNA Covid-19 vaccine are significantly more likely to have milder illnesses if infected with the Delta or Omicron coronavirus variants than those who are unvaccinated, according to a study.
Twitter’s Icons Are Getting A New Look
The microblogging site Twitter is introducing a brand-new look for the icons used across the social network.
