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Apple, Major League Soccer to launch streaming service in February 2023

Starting from February 1, users can subscribe to the service on the Apple TV application for $14.99 per month or $99 per season

Karnataka may get India's first semiconductor fab facility: Report

The International Semiconductor Consortium's (ISMC)-proposed $3 billion fab may start construction as early as February 2023

Nothing Ear (stick) open sale begins today: Read review, watch unboxing

Priced at Rs 8,499, the Nothing Ear (stick) earbuds will be available on the e-commerce platform Flipkart and Myntra

Focused on long-term goals amid market uncertainties, says Qualcomm

Qualcomm caters to a premium set of smartphones for most of the major smartphone players globally

Type-C charging port for all devices: Stakeholders agree to phased rollout

Stakeholders have agreed to a phased roll-out of a uniform charging port for effective implementation and easy adoption so that the same can be applied by the industry and adopted by consumers

Microsoft adds 'Games for Work' to Teams for users to play together

To develop Games for Work, Team Members worked with Microsoft Casual Games, an Xbox Game Studios division

Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon AR platform to power headworn devices

Snapdragon AR2 is in various stages of development with OEMs including Lenovo, LG, Nreal, OPPO, Pico, QONOQ, Rokid, Sharp, TCL, Vuzix and Xiaomi

Nothing Ear (stick) review: Style and substance rolled into one device

The Nothing Ear (stick) is essentially the half in-ear version of the Nothing ear (1). There, however, is more about these wireless earbuds than meets the eye

Twitter starts working on end-to-end encryption for direct messages

Musk had announced that the micro-blogging platform would soon allow organisations to identify their associated accounts

As Uber, Ola continue tussle with state govts, cabbies try different route

Ride-hailing giants Ola and Uber are challenging order by States to ban autorickshaw rides through companies' apps; in the meanwhile alternative government-backed taxi/auto aggregators are coming up

National security, building cybersecurity products on our agenda: DSCI CEO

'Tremendous amount' of data will be flowing into India, says leader of research and policy group

Chinese display-maker CSOT may develop Samsung Galaxy M54's OLED panel

The device will feature a 6.67-inch display with Full HD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate

Netflix adds feature to boot off unwanted users from their accounts

The feature is useful if the password for the account is kept secret and is not actively spread by others

Watch: OPPO demonstrates ray tracing tech using Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2

Unveiled on November 16, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is among the first mobile platform with native support for hardware-accelerated ray tracing

India's biggest iPhone manufacturing unit coming up in Bengaluru: Vaishnaw

Apple has outsourced the manufacturing of iPhone enclosures to Tata Electronics, which has a plant at Hosur

Google Chat will soon allow users to schedule 'Do Not Disturb': Report

The feature to schedule a DND in Google Chat will roll out in the coming weeks

Amazon Clinic launched as virtual health service for common conditions

Amazon is stepping back into virtual care with a new service that uses secure messaging to connect patients with doctors for help with nearly two dozen conditions

MrBeast dethrones PewDiePie as most subscribed individual on YouTube

MrBeast, 24, has more than 111 million subscribers. He started his journey by sharing video gameplays, following which he began creating videos of stunts, charitable acts and giveaways

Over 1 bn youngsters at hearing loss risk due to headphones: Study

This far exceeds the permissible sound levels of 80 dB for adults and 75 dB for children even if for very short periods of time

YouTube to allow Shorts creators to use minute-long licensed music

The song-limit boost is YouTube's latest attempt to entice TikTok creators (and therefore viewers and ad dollars) to switch to Shorts