Matthew Beem, a YouTuber, has made an amazing eight-foot-long bespoke duplicate of the iPhone 14 Pro Max, mimicking all of the original device’s features.
In a recent announcement, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov shared that Stories will be introduced on the messaging app in early July. Durov acknowledged the long-standing user requests for this feature, with over half of the feature requests received by Telegram relating to Stories. Despite initial hesitation, the company decided to prioritize user feedback and incorporate the feature.
For a long time, Google users have relied on appending the phrase “Reddit” to their search searches in order to find relevant resources connected to specific questions.
According to Amjad Hanif, VP of Product Management at YouTube, the company has already tested AI-powered dubbing in a few languages, including English, Portuguese, and Spanish, with “more to come.”
JUMPSEC, a renowned security analysis organisation, has revealed a huge discovery regarding a critical vulnerability present in the most current release of Microsoft Teams.
Micron has just released its UFS 4.0 mobile storage solution, and it has already distributed certification samples to select smartphone makers and chipset vendors throughout the world. This outperforms Samsung’s current UFS 4.0 technology.
Netflix members are taking aim at the streaming service for publishing the teaser for The Deepest Breath amid the disappearance of the Titan submarine.
ChatGPT is currently one of the most popular applications on the internet. Its extraordinary intelligence has garnered a vast user base of millions of people worldwide.
Since the Titan submarine was officially lost in the Atlantic last week, planes have been scouring the seas for it beneath the waves.
Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley recently made headlines when he raised reservations about Tesla’s much-anticipated electric pickup, the Cybertruck.
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, two of the world’s most prominent technology billionaires, have agreed to compete in a cage match.
Yonhap news agency said on Wednesday that YouTube will launch its first official retail channel for live commerce in South Korea on June 30.
