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Apple devotees anticipate the upcoming iPhone 16 series with mixed expectations, as leaks imply significant design changes.

March 12, 2024

Anticipated Changes in Apple’s iPhone 16 Lineup

Apple enthusiasts await the forthcoming iPhone 16 lineup with mixed expectations as leaks suggest notable design modifications and feature upgrades compared to its predecessors. Here’s what’s in store: Rear Design Refinements: Reports

On Tuesday morning, Meta's Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and Messenger platforms all had troubles.

Jacob Brown

March 6, 2024

Meta Platforms Experience Widespread Outages

On Tuesday morning, users of Meta’s Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and Messenger platforms encountered issues that rendered the social media websites inaccessible for about an hour and a half. Reports of outages surged

A technology group that has invested in OpenAI has filed a legal motion to dismiss a case that accuses them of copyright infringement.

Jacob Brown

March 5, 2024

Microsoft counters New York Times’ claims in ChatGPT lawsuit

A technology group that has invested in OpenAI has filed a legal motion to dismiss a case that accuses them of copyright infringement. In response to The New York Times’ lawsuit alleging

Electronic Arts (EA) is revoking an upcoming Star Wars game and will lay off 5% of its workers globally- around 670 people.

Jacob Brown

February 29, 2024

EA cancels Star Wars Shooter game in development

Electronic Arts (EA) is revoking an upcoming Star Wars game and will lay off 5% of its workers globally- around 670 people. Introduction: Electronic Arts (EA) has announced the cancellation of an

In honour of Pokémon Day, The Pokémon Company surprised fans by releasing the next part in the series, Pokémon Legends: Z-A.

Jacob Brown

February 28, 2024

Pokémon Day Unveils Exciting New Entries: Pokémon Legends: Z-A

In celebration of Pokémon Day (marking the franchise’s inception on February 27, 1996), The Pokémon Company delighted fans by unveiling the latest installment in the series, Pokémon Legends: Z-A. Set to launch

Those who have paid for Netflix through iTunes in recent years may soon lose their reduced, discounted rates.

Jacob Brown

February 27, 2024

Netflix Removes iTunes Billing Option, Higher Rates Ahead

Those paying Netflix through iTunes over the past years will soon have to say goodbye to their lower, discounted rates. The company has confirmed to The Verge that it has started removing

Apple plans to significantly improve the CarPlay experience with the upcoming iOS 17.4 release.

Jacob Brown

February 25, 2024

Apple Maps Update in iOS 17.4 to Enhance CarPlay Experience

Apple is set to introduce a significant improvement to the CarPlay experience with the forthcoming iOS 17.4 update, allowing drivers of select car models to view upcoming maneuvers directly on their car’s

Uber Eats expands its driverless food delivery service from the United States to Japan, solving labour constraints.

Jacob Brown

February 23, 2024

Uber Eats Expands Autonomous Food Delivery to Japan

Uber Eats extends its autonomous food delivery service beyond the US to Japan, addressing labor shortages and enhancing delivery options. Partnering with Cartken and Mitsubishi Electric, Uber Eats introduces Model C sidewalk

The US FDA warned against using smartwatches and rings that promise to track blood sugar levels.

Jacob Brown

February 22, 2024

FDA Warns Against Noninvasive Blood Sugar Measurement Devices

On Wednesday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cautioned against using smartwatches and rings claiming to measure blood sugar levels for medical purposes without piercing the skin, citing potential dangers. Warning

Tinder has announced that it will implement enhanced identity checks for its UK users, including passport verification.

Jacob Brown

February 21, 2024

Tinder Introduces Enhanced Identity Checks for UK Users

Tinder announces the introduction of enhanced identity checks for its UK users, involving the verification of passports or driving licenses against a video selfie. Participation in the scheme is voluntary, with users