Category: IT NEWS & UPDATES

Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, has announced that "Ray Tracing" technology is now available in its Lens Studio to developers around the world.

Samsung Electronics plans to borrow more than $15 billion from its display-making subsidiary to secure operational costs, the company has said.

Cloud infrastructure provider DigitalOcean is laying off about 11 percent of its workforce, or nearly 200 employees, the media reported.

Twitter on Thursday said that it has fixed the "trouble" that many iOS users experienced earlier, and hoped things would be back to normal now.

The microblogging site Twitter will allow cannabis ads on the platform starting today.

Elon Musk has said that he might step down as Twitter CEO by the end of this year, after stabilizing the company and making it more financially viable.

Call it bizarre but the most expensive domain ever on the Web, which was bought for $30 million, receives only 88,800 visitors per month while the third costliest Internet domain name has no registered monthly traffic, a report showed on Wednesday.

More than 1 million people signed up on the waitlist to try out the new Bing Search with ChatGPT functionality in just 48 hours, Microsoft has announced.

Discord has announced that it is adding Twitch-like video and screen sharing, and text support to the Stage channels.

Automaker Hyundai and its subsidiary Kia have developed anti-theft software for millions of their vehicles in the US in response to car theft incidents inspired by a viral social media challenge on TikTok, which will provide it free of charge to vehicle owners.

Google has announced that it is rolling out Privacy Sandbox Beta to a small percentage of Android 13 devices, allowing users and developers to experience and evaluate "new solutions" in the real world.

Ford has stopped the production and shipments of its electric F-150 Lightning pickup owing to a battery issue.

Meta has announced that it is updating Facebook's "Why am I seeing this ad?" tool, to provide more transparency about how it uses machine learning models to deliver advertisements to users.

The European Parliament has approved the law to ban the sale of new gas and diesel cars in the EU, starting in 2035.

Meta-owned American photo and video-sharing social networking service Instagram has announced that it will discontinue its live shopping feature, which allows users to tag products in their live broadcasts on March 16.

Elon Musk has said that the company's "current top priority" is to fix the recommendation algorithm.

Microsoft has started rolling out the new ChatGPT-powered Bing on desktops to early testers worldwide, and it will also be available on Android and iOS in the coming weeks, the media reported.

YouTube has rolled out its new marketplace, Creator Music, a new and easy way for creators in the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) in the US to access an ever-growing catalog of music for use in their videos while still being able to monetize.

Ford on Tuesday announced it will eliminate 3,800 jobs over the next three years in Europe to restructure its business, creating a leaner, more competitive cost structure.

Twilio has announced to lay off about 17 percent of its global workforce amid cost-cutting measures.