Technology
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Sharing articles on social media sans reading make us think we’re now experts
New York: Sharing articles on Facebook or Twitter, even when we haven’t read them, can lead us to believe we are experts on a particular topic and this can be a risky…
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Google to pay Rs 25 lakh to spot bugs in its open source projects
New Delhi: Google has launched a new bug bounty programme where it will award up to $31,337 (nearly Rs 25 lakh) to researchers who spot vulnerabilities in the company’s Open Source projects.…
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iPhone 14 Pro models likely to come with new ultra-wide camera
San Francisco: As tech giant Apple is all set to unveil its next-generation iPhones, a new report claims that iPhone 14 Pro models will feature a new ultra-wide camera. According to analyst…
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Twitter planned to make money via monetising porn on its platform
New Delhi: Twitter reportedly planned to monetise adult content on its platform this year, by allowing adult creators to sell subscriptions on the micro-blogging platform, and become profitable in a jiffy. According…
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New JBL earbuds has world’s 1st charging case with touchscreen
New Delhi: Global audio company JBL has launched world’s first wireless earbuds that has a smart charging case with a 1.45-inch LED touchscreen control panel and an immersive spatial sound. Users can…
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Snap laying off around 1,280 employees amid poor growth
San Francisco: Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, is reportedly laying off 20 per cent of its workforce (around 1,280 employees), and the company’s Chief Business Officer Jeremi Gorman is leaving to…
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Facebook to shut down standalone gaming app in October
New Delhi: Meta is winding up its standalone Facebook Gaming app from both Android and iOS from October 28. The app will also be not available on Google Play Store or Apple…
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Apple’s iPhone 14 series will have 80 per cent Samsung Display screens
Washington [US], August 30 (ANI): It seems like will once again be dominating the panel shipment for iPhones, a report by Ross Young from DSCC (Display Supply Chain Consultants) states. According to…
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New Meta tools to help users control what they see on Instagram
New Delhi: Meta on Tuesday said that it is testing two new ways to help users control what they see on Instagram. While the platform is testing the ability to mark multiple…
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Microsoft makes Arm-based Azure virtual machines available for customers
New Delhi: Microsoft has announced the general availability of the latest Azure Virtual Machines featuring the Ampere Altra Arm-based processor. The new virtual machines will be generally available on September 1, and…
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TSMC to soon start 3-nm chip production amid delivery delays
Hong Kong: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) on Tuesday said that ir will soon produce ultra-advanced 3-nanometer (nm) chip, as the leading contract chipmaker struggles with supply-chain woes and other constraints. According…
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Hackers exploiting LinkedIn’s chat, job posting tools to steal users’ data
New Delhi: Microsoft-owned LinkedIn is being used by hackers to spread data stealing malware via sending connection requests in disguise of people working with reputed companies, a report showed on Tuesday. Researchers…
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This is how Twitter is shaping consumer behaviour in India
New Delhi: Twitter on Tuesday revealed, after analysing billions of tweets in India over a two-year period, how three key trends are behind an underlying shift in consumer behaviour in the country.…
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India to see 45-50 mn EVs on road by 2030, charging top concern
New Delhi: India’s e-mobility journey is on a fast track, with an estimated 45-50 million electric vehicles (EVs) on road by 2030, a new report said on Tuesday. As the EV ecosystem…
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Meta introduces no-cost EMIs for advertisers in India
New Delhi: Meta (formerly Facebook) on Tuesday announced no-cost EMI feature for advertisers to ease cash flow for small businesses in India. The no-cost EMI feature will allow advertisers to pay Meta…
