Technology
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Microsoft starts rolling out Android 12L for Surface Duo, Duo 2
San Francisco: Microsoft has started rolling out Android 12L to the Surface Duo and Surface Duo 2, to build stronger connections between Windows 11 PC and the Duo devices. Aligning visual languages…
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Bumble open sources AI that detects nudes
San Francisco: To combat the sending of unsolicited nudes online — known as cyber flashing — and make the internet safer place for everyone, the popular women-first dating app Bumble is open-sourcing…
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WhatsApp suffers major outage in India
New Delhi: Meta-owned WhatsApp went down on Tuesday across the globe, including several parts of the country, as multiple users reported they cannot access the messaging service or get a single tick…
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Wikipedia’s new features to enhance user experience for newcomers
San Francisco: Wikimedia has introduced new features to Wikipedia for better new user experience. According to The Verge, the company has announced extra features on a platform-wide level, after being testing them…
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Memefest on Twitter as Whatsapp stops working globally
WhatsApp services are presently experiencing some interruptions. While WhatsApp has not issued an official statement or acknowledgement, there are reports that users are unable to send or receive messages on the messaging…
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Apple adds ‘Clean Energy Charging’ to iOS 16.1
San Francisco: Apple has introduced a new feature called “Clean Energy Charging” to iOS 16.1-enabled iPhones that will allow users to cut down on their carbon footprint. Those who prefer cleaner charging…
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NASA kicks off study to unravel UFO mysteries
Washington: NASA has kicked off a study to help scientists learn more about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) or UFOs (unidentified flying objects). Over the course of nine months, the independent study team…
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How Oracle Alloy is going to help Indian firms meet local data norms
Las Vegas: As more Indian firms, especially operating in the regulated industries, aim to move their workloads to the Cloud, Oracle feels that critical infrastructure is something that is going to be…
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Apple likely to kill 6.1-inch base iPhone model from next year
San Francisco: After discontinuing iPhone mini-series this year, Apple may also kill the 6.1-inch base iPhone model with the launch of next-generation iPhones in 2023. According to GizmoChina, the tech giant has…
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Google to end support for Windows 7, 8.1 next year
San Francisco: Google has announced that it will end support for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 early next year, with a new Chrome version. The tech giant will officially stop support for…
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Now you can zoom in, out while watching YouTube videos
San Francisco: YouTube has announced that it is rolling out new design elements and product features, including options to zoom in and out for videos, to enhance user experience on the platform.…
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Chinese spies attempted to obstruct Huawei investigation in US
Washington: The US Justice Department has charged two Chinese intelligence officers, accusing them of attempting to obstruct an investigation into the telecommunications conglomerate Huawei. Although law enforcement officials did not publicly name…
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Apple to roll out iOS 16 to iPad soon with Stage Manager
San Francisco: Apple might roll out the iOS 16 features to the iPad soon along with the Stage Manager. The tech giant has officially unveiled iOS 16.1 and iPadOS 16.1, which indicates…
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Twitter employees warn Musk amid mass layoff news: Report
San Francisco: After reports emerged that Elon Musk is planning “to cut 75 per cent of Twitter staff if he takes over”, employees at the microblogging platform warned the tech billionaire that…
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Apple’s new Mac Pro to come with 48 CPU core M2 chip
San Francisco: Tech giant Apple could announce a new Mac Pro soon that will have processors “a lot more powerful” than the M2 Max with a 48 CPU core chip. As reported…
