From starting as a platform criticized for being kid’s oriented platform to becoming a hub for financial advice for the young generation. Ofcom research has revealed that TikTok has become among the top 3 sources of news for teenagers alongside YouTube and Instagram.
The world’s most powerful rocket, Falcon Heavy has returned to flight after 3 years. The rocket will take off from a space center in Florida, NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. The rocket will carry space satellites for the US military forecasting missions.
For many years, the iPhone has had a lightning port to charge and transfer data from the phone. No matter how popular USB-C gets, Apple refused to change its ports to that until now. With a new European Union (EU) Law, Apple has to change its iPhone ports to USB-C.
Online ad spend has been in decline over the last months as the global economy is slowing down. As a result, Google’s parent company Alphabet reports a decline in sales growth.
Apple iPhones have been attacked by the ninth zero-day vulnerability since the start of this year but Apple with a security patch on Monday.
You do not need to spend thousands and thousands of dollars buying monitors for your laptop anymore. You just need to spend $1,500 on the new Meta Quest Pro and you can turn your desk into any type of workstation you want.
TSMC has suspended silicon chip production for the Chinese Chip startup Biren Technology.
Google has been working on a hologram video call booth to help with virtual calling and meeting spaces for many people and companies.
Apple is working on a new docking accessory for its iPads which looks very similar to the one Google released in their event for their tablets earlier this month.
In 2023, Apple is planning on releasing its very own AR headset. There are rumors that this will not just be an AR headset but will also support VR.
During the Surface event, Microsoft announced that it will now bring on iCloud Photo to integrate with Microsoft photo apps allowing iPhone users with Microsoft computers to now be able to view their photos there.
On October 11th, Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella, announced during the Meta Conference that the two companies would enter a partnership together to work on bringing Microsoft Office 360 apps into the Metaverse.
