Yonhap news agency said on Wednesday that YouTube will launch its first official retail channel for live commerce in South Korea on June 30.
SpaceX, Elon Musk’s space exploration company, has partnered with the Indonesian government to launch a satellite from the United States with the goal of providing high-speed internet to Indonesia’s remote areas.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on Wednesday that he admires Prime Minister Narendra Modi because he “really wants to do the right thing for India.”
The motorcycle and four-wheeler manufacturing facilities of Pak Suzuki Motor Company Ltd will be closed from 22 June to 8 July.
Squarespace reportedly paid $180 million for Google names, which hosted over 10 million names for businesses and individuals worldwide.
WhatsApp already provides a feature that allows you to sign in to your account on four separate devices at the same time while keeping them all synchronised. However, another useful feature is on the way that will allow you to keep numerous accounts on a single device.
BMW manual transmissions are quickly becoming obsolete. Dirk Hacker, the head of development for BMW’s M division, told Top Gear that the M2 will most likely be the last BMW with a manual gearbox.
As it navigates a new era of chilly Washington-Beijing ties, iPhone maker Foxconn is spending big on electric automobiles and redrawing some of its supply networks.
Canva has been operating since 2013, and it has been a huge success, raising over $570 million and gaining 135 million users along the way. With that type of traction, it makes a lot of sense to let developers tap into that user base and benefit from the company’s previous work.
It’s no secret that electric vehicle charging infrastructure is generally abysmal.
Live 95.5 in Portland, Oregon, announced Tuesday that its midday host Ashley Elzinga will broadcast a cloned version of her voice — dubbed “AI Ashley” — to listeners from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every day. They’ll be employing Futuri Media’s “RadioGPT,” an AI-powered application that generates a screenplay based on trending news and reads it with a synthetic voice using GPT-4.
The AI tool, dubbed ‘I-JEPA,’ fills missing sections of photos using background knowledge about the world, which differs from normal generative AI models.
