I won't consider a Bluetooth speaker since I bought an iPhone
I recently started using an iPhone 15 after five years away from Apple smartphones, and as my previous pieces on…
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NYT Connections Today: Tips & Answers for Sunday, October 27 (Game #504)
Good day! Let's play Connections, the NYT's clever word game that challenges you to group answers into various categories. It…
OnePlus 13 camera specs confirmed, and we also have the first camera samples
OnePlus has revealed the phone's camera specifications There are some key updates regarding the OnePlus 12 Some camera samples have…
GSMA elects new members of the board of directors and announces that José María Álvarez-Pallete López has been re-elected as president
GSMA appoints 26-member board of directors to serve from January 2025 to December 2026 October 23, 2024: The GSMA has…
Give Meta my facial recognition data? I'd rather lose my Instagram account
Meta just announced plans to bring facial recognition technology back to Facebook and Instagram. This time it is a security…
GSMA and Automotive Edge Computing Consortium work together to drive interoperable services for connected vehicles
October 24, Berlin: The mobile industry association, GSMA, and Automotive Edge Computing Consortium (AECC) have signed a formal agreement to…
Google Calendar finally has an official dark mode on the web – here's how to find it
The web version of Google Calendar has an official dark mode The feature will roll out globally this week to…
Ethiopia's digital economy will contribute ETB 1.3 trillion to GDP by 2028, unlocking jobs and growth through telecommunications and political reforms
24th October 2024, Addis Ababa: Ethiopia's digital economy could add more than ETB 1.3 trillion to GDP by 2028, according…
“It's not as simple as a real image and a fake image”: Qualcomm intervenes in the debate over AI photo editing
I felt like I'd opened a can of worms when I asked Samsung about its stance on AI photo editing…
New GSMA report shows mobile internet connectivity continues to grow globally, but barriers remain for 3.45 billion unconnected people
Connecting those with access to existing mobile Internet services would generate an estimated total GDP of an additional $3.5 trillion…