Amazon No Longer Offers In-App Kindle Purchases On Android
Amazon has informed its customers that they cannot buy books on Kindle App for Android anymore.
Annoyed Users Cancel Netflix Subscriptions During Password Sharing Test
A Netflix experiment to crack down on password sharing outside of households has left users flummoxed, as the streaming giant increased subscription fees for such users, forcing some of them to cancel their subscriptions.
Apple’s iOS 16 To Offer Revamped Lockscreen With Widgets And More
The upcoming Apple iOS 16 update is likely to come with features like a revamped lock screen with widgets and updated Messages and Health apps.
Over 3.6 Million Exposed MYSQL Servers On IPv4 And IPv6
Over 3.6 million MySQL servers are publicly exposed on the Internet and responding to queries, making them an attractive target to hackers and extortionists.
Chips For Chipmaking Machines Affected, Says TSMC, Intel
Chips for chipmaking machines are one of the things in short supply amid chip shortage constraints, say executives from Intel and Apple chipmaker TSMC.
Epic Games Announces In-Person Fortnite Competition
Epic Games has announced that it will host an in-person Fortnite competition in November in the US, with a prize pool set to be $1 million.
Webb Telescope To Explore Two Rocky, Earths-like Planets
NASA's much-celebrated James Webb Space Telescope is just weeks away from full operation.
Australian Watchdog Sues Mastercard For Anti-Market Practices
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on Monday started legal proceedings in the Federal Court against Mastercard for allegedly stifling competition in the supply of debit card acceptance services.
Google Assistant To Soon Recognize Your Voice
Google Assistant will soon recognize your voice as the company is working on a personalized speech recognition feature.
US Judge Gives Apple 21 Days To Respond To Cydia’s Amended Lawsuit
A US judge has denied Apple's appeal to dismiss an amended antitrust lawsuit filed by the creator of Cydia, an app store for jailbroken iPhones, giving the iPhone maker 21 days to respond to the complaint, the media reported.
Astronomers Find Supermassive Black Holes Inside Dying Galaxies
An international team of astronomers has detected the signal from the active supermassive black holes of dying galaxies in the early Universe.
Facebook’s Dark Mode Interface Disappears For iOS Users
Meta-owned Facebook's dark mode interface for the iOS platform has reportedly disappeared for several users.
WhatsApp Improving Reactions Feature In New Update
Meta-owned WhatsApp is now planning to improve the function even more with a few tweaks for iOS users.
Starlink Satellite Internet Gets Approval In 3 More Countries
Tech billionaire Elon Musk's Starlink, the satellite Internet division of his rocket company SpaceX, has received the green light in the Philippines, Nigeria, and Mozambique.
Mobile Gaming Set To Surpass $136 Billion In 2022
Mobile gaming now represents 61 percent of the overall gaming market and is set to surpass $136 billion in 2022 a" growing 1.7x faster than the gaming market overall, a new report has shown.
Snapchat Rolls Out New ‘Shared Stories’ Feature
Popular social media platform Snapchat has introduced Shared Stories, a new way for Snapchatters to build a community around the content users love to Snap.
Twitter Starts Rolling Out ‘Circle’ To More Users
Twitter, which started testing Circle earlier this month with a limited group, has started rolling out the feature to more users.
6G Network Will Be Available By 2030: Nokia CEO
While the 5G network is yet to be available worldwide, global smartphone brand Nokia's CEO Pekka Lundmark has claimed that 6G mobile networks will be commercially available by 2030.
Apple, Google Face Scrutiny Over Collecting Abortion Data
A group of US senators has urged the tech giants Apple and Google to prohibit the apps in their app stores from collecting data that could be used to identify women seeking abortions, media reports say.
Man Sentenced For Transnational Cybercrime Enterprise
A New York man was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison for purchasing stolen or compromised credit cards and assisting other members of the Infraud Organization in monetizing their fraudulent activity.
