Apple Brings Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro to iPad: A Game-Changer for Content Creators on the Go
Apple has announced that it will be bringing Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro to the iPad, providing users with a powerful suite of professional video and audio editing tools that they can take with them on the go. The move is a significant one for Apple, as it positions the iPad as a viable […]
Continue reading Beware of Subscription Malware Fleckpe on Google Play: Over 620,000 Users Infected
A new Android subscription malware named Fleckpe has been discovered on the official Google Play Store. This malware has been found in several Google Play apps that have already been downloaded by more than 620,000 users. The trojan is a subscription-based app that often goes unnoticed by users until they discover they’ve been charged for […]
Continue reading SpaceX Plans Second Starship Test Flight Despite Post-Launch Damage and Environmental Concerns
SpaceX founder and CEO, Elon Musk, has announced that the company will likely launch another orbital test flight of its Starship vehicle in six to eight weeks, following the successful maiden launch of the fully integrated Starship and Super Heavy rocket in April. Despite the post-launch damage to the launch pad, Musk has stated that […]
Continue reading Apple CEO Tim Cook Confirms No Mass Layoffs Planned and Emphasizes Company’s Prudent Hiring Practices and Commitment to AI
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that the company has no plans for mass layoffs, despite a second consecutive quarterly drop in revenue.[0] Cook stated that mass layoffs are viewed as a last resort and that the company is being extremely prudent when it comes to hiring, with a focus on finding ways to save […]
Continue reading Google Announces First Foldable Pixel Phone, Set to Compete with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold Series
Google has officially announced its first foldable Pixel phone, the Pixel Fold, which is set to compete directly with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold series.[0] The Pixel Fold is expected to be unveiled at Google I/O 2023 on May 10th, and according to leaks and rumors, it may outperform the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 5 in […]
Continue reading Google Introduces Passkeys as a More Secure Alternative to Passwords
Google has announced the launch of passkeys, a new way for users to sign in to apps and websites. The feature, which is already available for Google accounts, replaces traditional passwords with a fingerprint, face scan, or screen lock PIN.[0] Passkeys are said to be more secure than passwords as they are resistant to online […]
Continue reading AI Pioneer Geoffrey Hinton Resigns from Google Over Concerns About Technology’s Potential Risks
Geoffrey Hinton, a pioneering computer scientist in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), has resigned from his position at Google over concerns about the technology’s potential risks. Hinton, who helped create some of the fundamental technology behind today’s generative AI systems, fears that the tech industry’s drive to develop AI products could result in dangerous […]
Continue reading Redfall: A Four-Player Co-Op Loot-Shooter with Vampires and Cultists, but Falls Short of Arkane Studios’ Usual Standards
Redfall, the latest release from Arkane Studios and Bethesda, is a four-player co-op loot-shooter that pits players against vampires and the cultists who follow them. Set in the town of Redfall, Massachusetts, the game is an open-world first-person loot shooter in the vein of Borderlands, but with a bunch of vampires and cultists instead of […]
Continue reading CMA blocks Microsoft’s $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard over concerns for cloud gaming market innovation and consumer choice
Microsoft’s proposed $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard has been blocked by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), citing concerns that the deal would “alter the future of the fast-growing cloud gaming market” and stifle innovation and choice for consumers.[0] The CMA expressed concerns about potential price hikes for Game Pass subscriptions by Microsoft […]
Continue reading CMA Blocks Microsoft’s $69 Billion Takeover of Activision Blizzard Citing Concerns Over Cloud Gaming Market Alteration
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has blocked Microsoft’s proposed $69 billion takeover of Activision Blizzard, citing concerns that the deal would “alter the future of the fast-growing cloud gaming market” and stifle innovation and choice for consumers.[0] The CMA’s main concern regarding the acquisition was the potential suppression of the cloud gaming industry.[1] […]
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