Google Chrome Most Vulnerable Browser In 2022: Report
With 303 vulnerabilities and a cumulative total of 3,159 vulnerabilities as of 2022, a new report said that Google Chrome is the most vulnerable browser available.
Twitter Allows Users To Combine Photos, Videos And GIFs In A Single Tweet
The microblogging site Twitter is rolling out a new feature that lets users combine gifs, photos, videos, and memes in a single tweet on both Android and iOS devices.
Google Pays $85 Million To Settle Location Tracking Data Lawsuit In The US
Tech giant Google is paying $85 million to the state of Arizona in the US to settle the claims that the tech giant illegally tracked the location of Android users.
51% Of Daily Bitcoin Volume On Crypto Exchanges Fake: Report
More than 51 percent of the total Bitcoin trading volume on various crypto exchanges this year is fake amid volatile global economic conditions, a new report has claimed.
Apple’s A16 Bionic Chip Shows Underwhelming Improvement Over A15
The latest performance tests of tech giant Apple's A16 Bionic GPU have shown a less than significant improvement over its predecessor A15.
Meta Shuts Bulletin Newsletter, Refocuses On Algorithm To Take On Tiktok
Meta has announced to shut down its newsletter product called Bulletin for creators and writers by early 2023.
Tesla Retires Ultrasonic Sensors In New Cars With New Camera Tech
Tesla has announced the retirement of ultrasonic sensors in its cars that sense objects around them.
Amazon Discontinues Video Calling And Gaming Device Glow For Kids
Amazon has discontinued its video calling and gaming device called Glow for kids. The device for kids in the age group 3-9 is not available on Amazon's website anymore.
How To Spot Fake Tinder Profiles
According to Tinder, there are more than one million dates set every week by couples who match on the app. However, not everyone on Tinder is who they seem: Among the app’s 57 million global users, it’s estimated that 1 in 10 has created a...
US Labour Agency Files Complaint Against Apple Over Discrimination
The US National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has filed a complaint against tech giant Apple over allegations that it discriminated against employees during their unionizing efforts at its World Trade Center store in New York.
Sony Likely Working On New Phone With Dimensity 8000 Chip
Sony is likely working on a new smartphone as a report says that "out of nowhere, a mysterious Sony handset has been spotted on Geekbench".
Google Rolls Out Widgets For iOS 16 Lock Screen On iPhones
Google has started rolling out its widgets for the iOS 16 Lock Screen, including popular apps like Gmail and Google News.
South Korea Builds Underground Physics Lab To Explore Universe
South Korea's state research institute said on Wednesday that it has built the country's deepest underground research facility in a move to unlock the mysteries of the universe.
EU Adopts Law Requiring USB Type-C In iPhones By End Of 2024
The European Parliament has passed a resolution mandating that by the end of 2024, all consumer electronics, including iPhones and AirPods, will use USB Type-C as their standard charging port.
Amazon Faces Fines Of Up To $200,000 In Russia Over Banned Content
Amazon faces fines of up to 12 million roubles ($204,000) in Russia for failing to delete content Moscow deems illegal, news agencies reported on Tuesday.
Tesla Will Remove More Vehicle Sensors Amid Autopilot Scrutiny
Tesla said it will remove ultrasonic sensors from its vehicles starting this month, as it moves ahead with using only cameras in its safety and driver-assistant features.
Musk Again Offers To Buy Twitter For $54.20 A Share: Report
Billionaire Elon Musk has reportedly proposed again to buy Twitter at $54.20 a share, the same price he originally proposed in April this year before terminating the $44 billion takeover deal.
Social Media Use Linked To Developing Depression
Young adults, who use more social media, are significantly more likely to develop depression within six months, regardless of personality type, finds a new study.
Youtube May Limit Access To 4k Videos Only For Premium Users
YouTube might reportedly limit access to 4K videos to only users of its Premium service.
Twitter Blue Users In Canada, Australia, New Zealand Can Now ‘Edit Tweet’
Twitter has confirmed that it is rolling out its 'Edit Tweet' feature for users in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand and will soon come to the US.
