Technology

Facebook parent company Meta has opened its first ever physical store.  The store in Burlingame, California, showcases its hardware products, such as virtual and augmented reality goggles and glasses. It is made for people who […]

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After more than two decades, Apple is discontinuing its iconic MP3 player, bringing to an end a device that transformed how we listen to music.  After 21 years since its first launch, the iPod is […]

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Large tech companies in the United Kingdom, including companies like Google and Facebook, will soon have to abide by new competition rules in the country or they will face potentially huge fines.  The new Digital […]

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Do you want to hide “last seen” statuses from certain contracts? WhatsApp may finally allow this feature.  The extremely popular global messaging app, now owned by the Facebook mega-giant Meta, has begun beta testing a […]

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Two cosmonauts from Russia will go on a “spacewalk” outside of the International Space Station today. The spacewalk is in an effort to activate a new robotic arm.  The two cosmonauts, Oleg Artemyev and Denis Matveev […]

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If China’s Covid-19 lockdowns persist with curbs forcing assemblers to shut down and maintaining closed-loop arrangements gets harder, shipments of some Apple products, as well as Dell and Lenovo laptops, are likely to face delays […]

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The US Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) accused on Thursday the North Korean government-associated hackers for the latest in a string of audacious cyber heists tied to Pyongyang in which they stole over $600 million […]

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The United Kingdom’s Chancellor of the Exchequer and previous Chief Secretary to the Treasury has ordered the Royal Mint to create a government-backed NFT that could be traded online.  The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, told the […]

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In an apparent bid to make Russia less vulnerable to further Western sanctions and potential cyberattacks, Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued an executive order – effective from Thursday – banning state agencies and semi-government […]

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The Paris Commercial Court fined the US tech giant Google two million euros on Monday for the significant imbalance the tech company created between itself and the application developers through clauses that were deemed unfair. […]

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The third top chip manufacturer in the world, Intel, unveiled on Tuesday the long-awaited plan to invest €33 billion in Europe allocated for the establishment of a new mega factory in Germany, expanding an existing […]

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Tinder is taking lessons from The Tinder Swindler. The dating app said yesterday that its users based in the United States will now be able to do a criminal background check on their matches in order […]

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As the International Criminal Court (ICC) announced it would initiate an investigation into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has launched a Telegram bot to collect evidence of war crimes. According […]

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Announcing measures to combat hacking efforts in the region, Facebook took down dozens of accounts it claims are fake and pages spreading misinformation about the Russian military invasion in Ukraine, company executives said Sunday. According […]

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Is the sun setting on giant tech platforms such as Facebook and Amazon? Strategists and experts are warning that the world is set to transition from second-generation technologies to third-generation, and the big question is which […]

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Apple has announced that it will add safeguards to their AirTags in order to cut down on unwanted tracking, stalking, and theft.  Women have reported being tracked by AirTags after they were placed, unknown to […]

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Up to 40 Starlink internet satellites, launched in early February, were prevented from entering orbit by a magnetic storm that has effectively ruined the spacecrafts, SpaceX said in a statement. SpaceX has launched into orbit […]

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Meta has threatened to shut down Facebook and Instagram in Europe if the social media empire cannot continue transferring user data back to the United States.  Regulators in Europe are currently drafting new legislation that […]

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Elon Musk’s SpaceX rocket is about to collide with the moon. It will mark the first time ever that humans have caused an unintentional collision with the moon.  Musk’s rocket has been hurdling around space […]

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Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta announced on Monday that it has created a machine – among the fastest artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputers running today – which it hopes to lay the groundwork for its building of the […]

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Citing the platform’s failure to delete calls for violence and hate speech, German Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has called on Thursday on tech giants to ban the Telegram app from their offerings in the […]

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U.S. phone carriers AT&T and Verizon agreed to temporarily delay turning on towers that are near key airport runways due to a potential crisis caused by 5G technology.  Both of the main wireless carriers launched […]

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Move along smartphones and smartwatches, the newest item coming this year is a smart gun.  Smart guns may soon become available to consumers in the U.S. after two decades of questions about their reliability as […]

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The website of the Israeli newspaper The Jerusalem Post and the Twitter account of Maariv, another Israeli newspaper, were hacked early Monday morning pro-Iranian hackers. Both newspapers were targeted with a photo of a model […]

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Is there enough space in space for Elon Musk’s tens of thousands of satellites? SpaceX founder Elon Musk is planning 42,000 satellites for space, resulting in mass criticism that his company is taking up too much […]

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Twitter has suspended on Thursday the account of Dr. Robert Malone, a veteran vaccine researcher and one of the most prominent voices of skepticism on the issue of vaccine mandates against Covid-19, for alleged violation […]

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