Meta Takes On The Wire Again, Rejects False Allegations In Its Reports
Meta has taken on The Wire publication again, saying that while it is legitimate for them to be held accountable for their content decisions, "the allegations made by The Wire are false" and the screenshots of two emails from Meta employees used in the story...
Apple Selling Refurbished Studio Display Models In The US
Apple has started offering refurbished Studio Display models in the US.
Microsoft Surface 9 Pro Ditches 3.5mm Headphone Jack
Microsoft has joined the growing list of companies to remove the 3.5mm headphone jack from its Surface Pro 9 laptop.
Google Rolls Out Passkeys For Android And Chrome
Google has announced the rollout of Passkey support to both Android and Chrome for better safety.
Apple Music, Apple TV, iCloud Photos Now On Xbox And Windows
Microsoft on Wednesday announced it to bring Apple services like Apple Music and iCloud to Windows at the Surface laptop launch event.
Trump’s Truth Social App Back On Google Play Store
Truth Social, the social media app created by former US President Donald Trump, resurfaced on Google Play Store after the tech giant banned it in August over failing to meet its policies.
Netflix Signs Up With BARB To Reveal Streaming Viewership Numbers
Netflix has collaborated with the UK TV rating agency BARB to reveal how many people are watching its streaming shows and movies.
Signal To Remove Support For SMS Text Messages On Android
Encrypted messaging app Signal has announced that it will soon stop supporting SMS messages on Android.
Microsoft Brings Animated Avatars To Teams In Metaverse Push
Microsoft has announced to bring your digital avatar right into its video conferencing software 'Teams'.
Samsung Unveils One UI 5, Expanded Collaboration With Google
Samsung on Thursday showcased its latest updates to software and services at an annual tech conference, which it said were aimed at improving overall user experience through technology innovations.
Hyundai To Invest $13 Billion In Mobility Software Development
Hyundai Motor Group said it will invest 18 trillion won ($13 billion) to apply an advanced software program to all of its vehicles and offer its customers regular software updating services.
NASA Eyes Nov 14 As Launch Date For Artemis I Moon Mission
The US space agency has now set the next launch attempt of the Artemis I Moon mission for November 14, after facing two failed attempts due to a liquid hydrogen gas leak in one of the engines.
Apple To Sell Ad Space For TV+ Next Year: Report
Apple is reportedly discussing with media agency and network executives about the possibility of selling advertising space on its Apple TV+ streaming service, maybe as early as next year.
Fifth Beta Of WatchOS 9.1 Released By Apple For Developer
Apple has released the fifth beta of watchOS 9.1 for developer testing.
Toyota Acknowledge 300k Customers’ Data Was Leaked For 5 Years
Toyota has revealed that the personal information of nearly 300,000 customers may have been exposed since July 2017.
Traumatic Experiences Linked To Lower Levels Of Sex Hormones
Traumatic experiences are associated with a number of adverse mental and physical health outcomes, finds a new study.
Intel Plans Major Layoffs This Month As PC Sales Nosedive: Report
Intel is reportedly planning job cuts that can run in thousands, especially hitting its sales and marketing teams, as consumer PC sales nosedive globally.
Several Facebook Users Loose Many Followers
A number of Meta-owned Facebook users, including the company's CEO Mark Zuckerberg, have lost most of their following for unknown reasons, media reports said.
Twitter Asks For Birthdate From Users To Watch Sensitive Content
The microblogging site Twitter is asking users to verify their birthdates for viewing sensitive content.
BMW To Bring QR-Based Gaming Into Vehicles From Next Year
Automaker BMW and gaming platform AirConsole have announced a partnership to bring casual gaming into new BMW vehicles via scanning a QR code.
