Category: IT NEWS & UPDATES

Uber will halt its cabs in most of Belgium on Friday after a court ruling that extended an earlier 2015 order to also cover professional drivers providing its ride-hailing service.

Spotify is testing a new feature in its mobile app that basically adds a vertical feed of music videos like TikTok that users can scroll through to find something they like.

Truecaller rolled out its latest version 12 with a new Video Caller ID feature addition, call recording for free users, and a redesigned user interface (UI).

Pinterest has settled a shareholder lawsuit alleging that workplace discrimination against women and racial minorities hampered its reputation, the media reported.

Hyundai, the South Korean multinational automotive manufacturer said that it will carry out a test-run of a Level-4 autonomous vehicle here in the first half of next year, as it pushes to get an edge in the future mobility market.

PUBG Mobile from Tencent has surpassed $7 billion in worldwide lifetime player spending across the App Store and Google Play following a recording quarter in Q3 2021

Reddit has announced that it will shut down Dubsmash on February 22, 2022.

Tencent, a Chinese multinational technology conglomerate holding company, is suspended from releasing new mobile applications and updating existing ones without regulators' approval after allegations that several of its products violated consumer interests.

The microblogging site Twitter on Wednesday introduced updates to its iOS app to prevent tweets from disappearing as the users try to read them.

Samsung Electronics announced that it has sold more than one million units of ‘The Frame’ this year, making it Samsung’s first single-year million-seller in its Lifestyle TV lineup. Total sales since The Frame’s 2017 launch are expected to exceed two million units by year-end, driven...

Google is renaming Matched content ads to Multiples ads starting 1st March 2022.

NASA launched its Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft, intended to deliberately crash into an asteroid.

Dell Technologies has announced a record third quarter (Q3) results, generating revenue of $28.4 billion (up 21 per cent) with a net income of $3.9 billion, driven by growth across commercial PCs, servers and storage verticals.

Xiaomi has announced that the company's user interface (UI) 'MIUI' global monthly active users have crossed the 500 million mark.

Samsung Electronics announced that it would build a new semiconductor manufacturing facility in Taylor, Texas. The estimated $17 billion investment in the United States will help boost the production of advanced logic semiconductor solutions that power next-generation innovations and technologies.

Meta-owned WhatsApp in May rolled out the ability to change the playback speeds of voice messages and now the firm is working on bringing the same feature to audio messages.

Spotify has announced that it is collaborating with Netflix to launch a dedicated hub within the OTT platform.

layStation, a video game console developed by Sony, has been hit with a lawsuit by a former employee, alleging gender discrimination and wrongful termination after speaking up "about discrimination against females" at the company.

The micro-blogging site Twitter has verified a fake account for new Minister of Finance in Norway after the Prime Minister's Office and Norway's Security Authority (NSM) mistakenly passed along that fake account for verification.