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Apple corporate attorney pleads guilty to insider trading for over 5 years

From February 2011 to April 2016, Gene Levoff misappropriated material, non-public information about Apple's financial results and then executed trades involving the company's stock

YouTube launches new tool to combat comment spam, account imitators

Impersonators often leave comments on other videos to bring people over to their fake page

Facebook starts testing non-fungible tokens with select creators in US

Navdeep Singh who is a product manager at Meta (formerly Facebook) shared screenshots of NFTs on Facebook late on Thursday

Instagram says it is testing on a change to turn video posts into Reels

Meta-owned photo-sharing platform Instagram has confirmed that it is testing a change that turns video posts into Reels

Apple's headset launch next year to challenge Meta in AR-VR market

Meta's Quest 2 VR headset has remained immensely popular as the global shipments for VR headsets jumped 241.6 per cent during the first quarter of 2022

Google rolls out new update for its password manager for ease of use

The new update allows users to add a shortcut to Google Password Manager to their Android home screen

Meta warns employees 'to expect a tough second half' in internal memo

The Meta executive added that the company is in "serious times here and the headwinds are fierce", underscoring that its challenges aren't likely to vanish anytime soon

OnePlus Nord 2T 5G with MediaTek Dimensity 1300 launched: Know price, specs

The OnePlus Nord 2T 5G will be available in up to 12GB RAM and 256GB on-board storage from July 5. Here are the smartphone's variants detail, price in India, and specifications

Global smartphone sales fall below 100 mn units for 2nd time in 10 yrs

The global smartphone sales declined to 96 million units in May, only the second time in the last 10 years that it fell below the 100-million mark, a new report showed on Thursday.

Garmin launches Forerunner 955 with solar charging, Forerunner 255 in India

With an aim to woo Indian consumers, Garmin on Thursday launched new smartwatches under Forerunner 955 Solar and GPS running smartwatch Forerunner 255 series in India.

Samsung beats TSMC, begins mass production of 3-nanometer semiconductors

Samsung said its first-generation of the 3nm process node achieves a 16 percent area reduction, 23 percent higher performance and a 45 percent lower power consumption

Google Pixel 7 with new version of camera app to support 4K selfie video

Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro will both employ new front-facing camera sensors that can shoot 4K video

Nokia G11 Plus launches with 50MP camera and three-day battery life

the 6.51" HD+ 90Hz screen of the Nokia G11 Plus has a notch for the 8MP front camera

Pokemon GO developer Niantic lays off 8% of workforce; cancels 4 projects

CEO John Hanke reportedly wrote in an email to employees that Niantic was "facing a time of economic turmoil"

Samsung releases first rugged smartphone with 5G compatibility XCover6 Pro

The phone is MIL-810H compliant and IP68 water and dust resistant, true to XCover form. The phone weighs a substantial 235 grammes and has reported dimensions of 168.8x79.9x9.9mm

Snap's paid subscription 'Snapchat Plus' now live for $3.99/month

The company said that it will be available at launch in the US, Canada, the UK, France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE

Samsung Galaxy Book2 review: Not the brightest, but still a star

The Samsung Galaxy Book2 is not perfect but has a strong foundation geared towards performance and ease of use in order to compensate for the modern-day frills that it lacks

Apple iPhone turns 15: Tracing the rise of an influential smartphone

Announced to an eager audience in 2007, the iPhone has revolutionised how we communicate and even how we live day to day

What is data anonymisation?

A top Google executive recently said that large-scale sharing of citizen data - even if it is anonymised - can compromise users' privacy. So what is anonymised data and why has it triggered debate?

AI is using 'fake' data to learn to be less discriminatory and racist

Many AI makers are using 'synthetic' images to train computers on a broader array of people, skin tones, ages or other features