Category: IT NEWS & UPDATES

An angry Elon Musk has said that Disney CEO Bob Iger should be fired immediately after the entertainment giant pulled advertisements from X as its owner endorsed antisemitic conspiracy theory on his platform.

WhatsApp is introducing "View Once" for voice messages, allowing users to send disappearing audio recordings for added privacy.

Google has revealed that Gmail’s two outages last week were due to “an atypical pattern of email traffic.”According to Google’s incident report, the tech giant runs a core message processing system that is responsible for delivering, monitoring, queuing, and receiving email messages.

Meta has rolled out a new standalone AI-powered image generator "Imagine with Meta" on the web that lets users create images by describing them in natural language.

Some unidentified governments around the world are spying on Apple and Google phone users through their push notifications, US Senator Ron Wyden has warned in a letter written to the Justice Department.

Former Twitter IT security head Alan Rosa has filed a lawsuit against X, its owner Elon Musk, and company adviser Steve Davis, alleging that he was sacked for protesting cost-cutting measures at the company that could keep Twitter from complying with the law.

After years of anticipation, Meta has finally delivered on its promise of end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for one-on-one chats and calls on Messenger.

NASA's Psyche spacecraft, which lifted off in October in search of gold, and diamond on an asteroid, has retrieved the first images -- a milestone called "first light", the US space agency announced on Wednesday.

Meta-owned American photo and video-sharing social networking service Instagram has encountered a strange issue in which audio from videos posted on the platform some years ago has mysteriously vanished.

Elon Musk’s AI company xAI is seeking to raise $1 billion in equity investments.

Microsoft has created a ”Deep Search” feature for its Bing search engine powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 that will give users more relevant and comprehensive answers to complex search queries.

Google has developed an AI-powered spam detection system that can help spot “adversarial text manipulations” like emails with special characters, emojis, typos, and other characters that easily bypass Gmail defenses.