Airbnb announces a ban on indoor security cameras within its listings, prioritizing guest privacy effective April 30th. The decision follows complaints about hidden cameras and aims to simplify security policies
Bitcoin makes history by surpassing the $71,000 mark during Asian trading, reflecting its continued upward trajectory. The milestone follows the recent approval of Bitcoin ETFs in the US
X, formerly Twitter, has introduced two significant updates: "Articles," allowing users to share comprehensive content, and the ability to watch long-form videos on smart TVs.
A bipartisan bill threatens to ban TikTok in the US unless it severs ties with its Chinese parent company, sparking student protests; amid concerns over national security risks, lawmakers move the bill forward as supporters argue for data protection and critics fear censorship implications.
Microsoft's AI image generator, Copilot Designer, is under scrutiny as principal software engineering manager Shane Jones raises alarms over its production of violent and sexual imagery, sparking concerns about potential copyright violations and ethical boundaries
Former Twitter executives are suing Elon Musk and X Corp. for over $128 million in unpaid severance, alleging wrongful termination after Musk's acquisition of Twitter, citing a pattern of financial negligence.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin acknowledges shortcomings in the tech giant's AI model Gemini, citing errors in image generation and unintentional bias, but remains optimistic about the future of AI
American conspiracy theorists are profiting from spreading false information about "Disease X," a potential pandemic term coined by the World Health Organization.
Compared to a PC laptop with an Intel Core i7 processor, MacBook Air delivers up to 2x faster performance, up to 50 percent faster web browsing, and up to 40 percent longer battery life.
As North America eagerly awaits the rare total solar eclipse on April 8, enthusiasts anticipate the possible sighting of the "devil comet" alongside the mesmerizing celestial event. The comet, officially known as 12P/Pons-Brooks, adds an extra layer of wonder to the spectacle, potentially visible during the eclipse's path of totality across various US states and Canada.
Xiaomi introduces HyperOS, a groundbreaking operating system designed to seamlessly connect personal devices, cars, and smart home products, revolutionizing user experience and device integration. With a focus on five key pillars including System Level Optimization, Interconnectivity, Active Intelligence, Privacy & Security, and Open Platform, HyperOS aims to cater to user needs efficiently and advance Xiaomi's ecosystem.
Elon Musk files lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI, alleging breach of contract and commercialization of AI technology. Musk contends that OpenAI's collaboration with Microsoft deviates from its original mission of serving humanity.
The Google Pixel 8 series clinched the "Best Smartphone of 2023" award at MWC, beating competitors like iPhone 15 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S23, marking a significant win for Google. The awards, hosted by GSMA, recognize excellence in mobile, considering factors like performance and innovation
"Scientists capture first-ever images of humpback whales engaging in same-sex sexual intercourse off the coast of Hawaii. Discovery challenges previous assumptions about whale behavior
Apple abruptly halts its self-driving car project, leading to speculation about mass layoffs within the division, as the company pivots its technological focus amidst challenges and revisions to its original vision.
Space Perspective introduces a trial capsule for its Neptune spacecraft, aiming to transport adventurers to the brink of space by 2025. With room for eight passengers, this expansive craft offers amenities like a space lounge and the largest windows ever flown in space. Price tag: £99,031
OpenAI accuses the New York Times of paying someone to manipulate ChatGPT, denying copyright infringement claims. The Times refutes the accusation, amid ongoing legal battles over ChatGPT's alleged reproduction of Times articles.