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Tech Tok: Tech giants on a firing spree

Tech Tok: Tech giants on a firing spree

  • Steve Jobs’ worn out sandal auctioned for Rs 1.77 crore

    Like his other possessions that have been fetching high sums recently, a pair of Birkenstocks sandals owned by Apple founder Steve Jobs has been sold for around Rs 1.7 crore ($218,750) at an auction. Apparently, Jobs gave his sandals to his house manager Mark Sheff and they remained with him until recently. The Birkenstocks sandals […]
  • T-AIM calls applications for third cohort of Revv Up startup acceleration programme

    Hyderabad: The Telangana AI Mission (T-AIM) is inviting applications to the third cohort of the Revv Up startup acceleration programme. This is an initiative of the Government of Telangana and powered by industry body Nasscom. Early-stage startups working in artificial intelligence (AI) are eligible to apply. Revv Up, which began its first cohort of 42 […]
  • VLC media player ban lifted by Indian government

    With over 3.5 billion downloads worldwide, VLC is a media player that requires no internet access or connectivity to any particular service to operate.
  • Elon Musk fires Twitter employee via tweet

    A couple of hours later, the engineer replied to Musk and the conversation between the two went on for a while.
  • ISRO’s rocket launch and tracking fee is nominal: Skyroot Aerospace

    The fee charged by the Indian space agency for the rocket launch and tracking services is nominal, said a top official of private rocket startup Skyroot Aerospace.
  • Musk faces 2 tough trials this week amid Twitter mess

    Amid chaos at Twitter, Elon Musk will face two court cases in the US this week, one defending his $56 billion pay package from allegations by Tesla shareholders and the other is a manslaughter trial set to begin in Los Angeles state for a fatal crash.
  • Cyber Talk: All you need to know about Twitter!

    Twitter is frequently used to spread breaking news quickly because it is faster than traditional media broadcast outlets.
  • Google Play Store tests advertising apps

    With the update, the search field will show three applications with which the user had never interacted or searched for, reports 9To5Google.
  • Twitter will soon let organisations identify associated accounts

    In a tweet, Musk said: "Rolling out soon, Twitter will enable organisations to identify which other Twitter accounts are actually associated with them."
  • Fix your companies, or Congress will: US Senator warns Musk

    US Senator Ed Markey has warned Elon Musk for mocking him on Twitter, telling him to "fix your companies, or Congress will".
  • Apple continues to add employees to its AR headset project

    Apple continues to hire employees for its AR (augmented reality)-MR (mixed reality) headset project, which indicates that the operation is still active.
  • Game On: God of War Ragnarök — a flawless game after all

    An adolescent Atreus is fantastic as he worries for Kratos and mocks him in equal measure
  • Indian-origin Nishad Singh under scanner for crypto exchange FTX crash

    San Francisco: Indian-origin Nishad Singh, is being scrutinized for financial practices that caused the collapse of FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. He lived with the FTX founder along with 9 others. Singh was in the inner circle of FTX’s 30-year-old founder, Sam Bankman-Fried. “Gary Wang (Chief Technology Officer), Nishad and Sam control the […]
  • Key staff driving Apple search engine leave, rejoin Google

    DSN films, founded by documentary filmmaker Dulam Satyanarayana, won multiple awards at the PRCI’s Annual Excellence Awards for 2022 presented at the Global Communication Conclave.
  • The spectacular collapse of a USD 30 billion crypto exchange should come as no surprise 

    Canberra: Not long ago, FTX was one of the world’s largest trading platforms for cryptocurrencies. Founded in 2019, the Bahamas-based crypto exchange had a meteoric rise to prominence, and was valued at more than USD 30 billion earlier this year. All that has changed in the past two weeks. First, concerns emerged about links between […]
  • Controversial Blue service with verification to return next week: Musk

    When a follower asked Musk when can we expect Blue service to be back, he replied: "Probably end of next week".
  • ‘Unauthorised transactions’ drained millions from FTX crypto exchange

    FTX, which last week filed for bankruptcy in the US, did not reveal how much it lost in unauthorised transactions but reports claimed the amount could be as high as $600 million.
  • Twitter suspends $8 subscription programme for blue ticks 

    Twitter has suspended the $8 subscription programme for blue ticks as there was an increasing number of fake accounts getting verified with a blue tick on Friday.
  • Musk hits out at mainstream media, hails citizen journalism on Twitter

    "Mainstream media will still thrive, but increased competition from citizens will cause them to be more accurate, as their oligopoly on information is disrupted," Musk added.
  • Meta plans to shut down Portal, smartwatches projects

    The Meta executives announced at an internet meeting that the company has planned to kill both Portal and the wearables, reports The Verge.
  • ‘Jesus Christ’ gets verified on Twitter; netizens in splits

    Twitterati were left in splits after spotting the blue checkmark on Jesus Christ’s profile.
  • Musk flip-flop continues, gray ‘Official’ badges back for some brands

    In an ongoing flip-flop on the future of Twitter, Elon Musk has again brought back gray 'Official' verification badge for some accounts in select parts of the world amid a wave of impersonated accounts that hit major brands like Mario Eli Lilly along with celebrities in recent hours
  • Koo announces 4 new features

    In a statement, the platform said that the "10 profile pictures" feature will allow users to upload up to 10 images which can be auto-played when someone visits the user's profile.
  • Sob stories of Indians hit by Meta layoffs out as ‘no idea what comes next’

    New Delhi: The sob stories of those who lost jobs at Meta are now out on social media and several from India, impacted in the mega layoffs that included 11,000 employees worldwide, are now asking for jobs on professional networking platform LinkedIn. Unlike Twitter which laid off nearly 90 per cent of India staff, Meta […]
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