Apple and Meta in a bitter clash over privacy and interoperability
According to a report from Apple, Meta has submitted 15 interoperability requests — more than any other company.
Ancient Egyptian mummies discovered with gold tongues and nails
13 mummies with gold tongues and amulets discovered at Oxyrhynchus, offering new insights into ancient Egyptian burial customs.
Japan’s Space One faces setback in second rocket launch attempt
Space One attributed the termination to "difficulty in achieving the mission" but has not yet disclosed specific technical details.
Pakistan partners with China for nationwide EV charging network
Sunil Manj, an automobile industry expert, pointed out that without a robust charging network, adoption of 4-wheel EVs may remain slow.
WhatsApp makes group alerts easier than ever
This new feature is being rolled out with WhatsApp Beta version 2.24.26.17, available via the Google Play Beta Program.
OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT-powered search to all users
Previously limited to paying subscribers since its October launch, this upgrade brings real-time web capabilities to the free tier.
Astronomers discover vast population of tiny asteroids in the main belt
The newly detected asteroids, ranging from the size of a bus to several stadiums, are the tiniest yet discovered in the main asteroid belt.
Comet 67P offers new clues about Earth’s water origins
New analysis of Comet 67P data suggests comets may have played a bigger role in delivering water to Earth than previously thought.
Group calls get smarter with WhatsApp features
WhatsApp adds selective calling, fun effects, better resolution, and a revamped desktop interface to enhance video call experience.
Smarter AI takes center stage with Gemini 2 release
Gemini 2.0 is now available in multiple versions, with a chat-optimized Flash model accessible via desktop and mobile web.
WhatsApp lets users forward messages directly to Meta AI
Currently, users must manually copy and paste messages or save media locally before sharing them with Meta AI.
Russian hackers hijack Pakistani group for South Asia espionage
Turla hijacks Pakistani hackers to spy on South Asia, deploying malware and accessing sensitive Afghan and Indian networks.