LG Unveils World’s 1st Wireless Transparent OLED TV at CES 2024
LG Electronics has unveiled a wireless transparent TV featuring an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screen that looks as if it disappears when turned off.
Users Complain as Social Media, Internet Down in Parts of Pakistan
Pakistan faced an internet outage on Sunday evening with users almost across the country reporting difficulty in connecting and/or disruptions to logging on to social media apps.
Apple Arcade Expands with 3 New Games and Over 20 Major Updates this Month
Apple Arcade has added three new gaming titles and said that it will launch more than 20 major updates to popular games this month.
Cybercriminals Find New Way to Access Google Accounts without Password: Report
Researchers have uncovered a hack that lets hackers access people's Google accounts without needing their passwords.
Microsoft to Roll Out Teams App on Google’s Android Auto Next Month
Microsoft has confirmed that its video-conferencing platform Teams will start rolling out on Android Auto next month -- almost a year after being announced at Google I/O 2023.
NASA to Share Update on Artemis Manned Moon Mission Next Week
The US space agency will discuss next week an update on the agency's lunar exploration plans for the benefit of all under the Artemis Moon mission.
Co-Founder of Crypto Start-Up ‘Nest Wallet’ Loses $125k to Scam
The co-founder of Nest Wallet -- Bill Lou, was scammed out of $125,000 stEth (a cryptocurrency token) while attempting to claim the $LFG airdrop.
NASA To Kick off 2024 by Sending 5 Payloads to Moon on Monday
The US space agency is geared up to send five payloads on Monday to the Moon aboard Astrobotic’s Peregrine lander called Astrobotic Peregrine Mission One, in its first launch of 2024.
Google to Shut ‘Important’ Tab in Files App Soon, Delete Documents
Google is planning to shut down the "Important" tab in the Files by Google app next month, and anything saved inside will be permanently deleted at that time.
Apple Starts Paying iPhone Users as Part of $500 Million ‘Batterygate’ Settlement
Apple has started sending payments to the affected iPhone users as part of a $500 million ‘Batterygate’ settlement in the US.
JN.1 Now Responsible for 62% of COVID-19 Cases in US: CDC
The highly transmissible JN.1, from the lineage of Omicron, is the predominant COVID-19 variant, causing 62 percent of SAR-CoV-2 cases in the US, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates.
8 Best Free and Public DNS Servers for 2025
The Domain Name System (DNS) is an address book for the web, translating the web addresses that we use into the IP addresses used by computers to communicate.
Covid Wave Peaked in Singapore, But Patient Loads Remain High: Report
The fresh wave of COVID-19 has peaked in Singapore, even though patient loads remain high in the country, according to doctors.
Japan’s XRISM Satellite Showcases 1st Look at X-Ray Cosmos
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's (JAXA) X-ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission (XRISM) observatory has released a first look at the unprecedented data it will collect when science operations begin later this year.
US Preparing to File Antitrust Charges against Apple: Report
The US Justice Department is reportedly preparing to file a federal antitrust case against Apple for keeping customers locked into its ecosystem.
Netflix May Introduce in-App Purchases, Ads to Games
Netflix is reportedly planning to generate revenue from its gaming business by adding in-app purchases and advertisements.
Authors Sue Microsoft, OpenAI for Copyright Infringement in New Lawsuit
OpenAI and Microsoft have been hit by another class-action lawsuit by book authors, who alleged that the company “simply stole” their copyrighted works to help “build a billion-dollar artificial intelligence system”.
Global Crackdown Nets 19 Individuals in xDedic Marketplace Takedown
Law enforcement agencies from across the globe have coordinated a takedown of the xDedic Marketplace, a notorious dark web platform that facilitates the trade of stolen data and compromised servers.
Google Begins Blocking Data Tracking Cookies in Chrome for Select Users
Google has started testing a new feature that limits cross-site tracking by restricting website access to third-party cookies by default.
Google Preparing to Allow RCS Support for Dual, Multi SIM Cards: Report
Google is reportedly preparing to allow Android users to utilize Rich Communication Services (RCS) across multiple SIM cards for Messages.
