Device compatibility concerns arise as users anticipate the transformative features of iOS 18, limited to newer iPhone models with the A12 Bionic chip or above. (Apple) News 

Apple’s WWDC event scheduled for 2024

The highly anticipated iOS 18 update from Apple, scheduled to be revealed at the June 2024 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), is creating a lot of excitement among iPhone users and technology enthusiasts. Featuring cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) integration, iOS 18 is expected to revolutionize the iPhone user experience. Expected features The highlight of iOS 18 lies in its AI-powered features, with reports suggesting the inclusion of four innovative features, including Large Language Models (LLMS) and a groundbreaking creative AI app called iWork. Apple CEO Tim Cook’s recent hints about the…

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Blinkit will deliver the PS5 Slim to your doorstep in 10 minutes. Check details. (Albinder Dhindsa/X) News 

Sony PlayStation 5 Slim set to launch today, Blinkit offering 10-minute delivery in India- pricing and details revealed

Blinkit, an Indian quick commerce company, has announced plans to deliver the newly launched PlayStation 5 (PS5) Slim directly to gamers’ homes. This decision coincides with the release of the PS5 Slim in India, with sales starting at 10 AM IST today. By leveraging Blinkit’s 10-minute delivery services typically used for groceries and household items, the company aims to make the PS5 Slim more accessible to customers. PS5 Slim delivery at Blinkit Apart from selling to resellers and e-commerce platforms, Blinkit is another service that Sony India seems to have…

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X offers free subscriptions and blue checks to users with significant followings. (Bloomberg) News 

Big follower accounts receive free blue check from X

In a recent policy reversal, X, previously known as Twitter, announced that users with a large number of followers will now be granted a complimentary subscription and the iconic blue checkmark. Before Musk, the blue checkmark was used as a verification system for large accounts, including celebrities, institutions and journalists. But Musk saw the system as unfair to regular users and changed the blue checks to only go to paying subscribers, meaning thousands of holders were denied the feature. As of late Wednesday, some users were surprised and even angry…

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Update your Google Chrome immediately! The government issues high-risk security warnings. (unsplash) News 

Government issues high-risk alert for updating Google Chrome browser on your computer immediately

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued a warning about high-security risks associated with multiple vulnerabilities found in Google Chrome desktop versions for Windows, Mac, and Linux. This marks the second such warning in the past 10 days, prompting Google to release an urgent update. Users are advised to take immediate action to address these vulnerabilities and ensure their systems are secure during this critical period. Google Chrome in great danger According to the CERT-in warning, Google Chrome desktop version 123.0.6312.105/.106/.107 for Windows and Mac and Google Chrome…

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Google may start charging for advanced AI features in search, potentially reshaping its iconic free service. (AFP) News 

Possible changes to Google Search could result in users no longer having free access; Here’s what to expect from future searches on Google

Google, the dominant force in online search, is considering a departure from its traditional approach by contemplating the introduction of paid, AI-driven upgrades to its renowned search engine. As per sources mentioned in a recent Financial Times article reported by Android Authority, the company is investigating options to incorporate sophisticated AI features into its search function in exchange for a fee. Insiders familiar with Google’s strategies suggest that these premium AI-powered features could be incorporated into existing subscription services such as Gemini Advanced or Google One. It should be noted…

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Apple is reportedly developing personal robots after discarding its Apple Car project, Mark Gurman says. (Unsplash) News 

Apple’s new focus post-Apple Car: Personal robots that accompany you everywhere

After more than ten years of striving to surpass Tesla and other car manufacturers in the automotive sector with its highly anticipated “Apple Car,” Apple has unexpectedly abandoned the project. The company had aimed to offer a fully autonomous driving experience, a feature not yet available in Tesla’s Full Self Driving (FSD) technology. This decision has raised questions about Apple’s future revenue streams, especially considering its recent success as the leading smartphone maker in the world in 2023. But in recent weeks, details have emerged about a number of interesting…

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Elon Musk's X launches Community Notes in India, allowing users to fact-check tweets for misinformation. (AFP) News 

Elon Musk introduces community notes for Indian X users ahead of elections- What are they and why do they matter?

Elon Musk’s micro-blogging platform X has introduced the Community Notes program in India to address misinformation. This initiative allows users to participate in fact-checking tweets on the platform. Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk announced the launch of Community Notes in India, a major step towards fostering a more aware and vigilant online community. The launch of this program represents a concerted effort to combat misinformation by harnessing the collective wisdom and diverse perspectives of users. “Welcome new writers to India. Our first contributors join today and we’ll expand over time. As…

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Users urged to update devices and take precautions following security advisory. (REUTERS) News 

Apple device users warned by government about critical vulnerability

Apple iPhone, iPad, MacBook, and Vision Pro headset users are on high alert following a recent warning from the Indian government. The warning, issued by CERT-In, highlights a critical vulnerability in these devices that could lead to remote code execution. Affected Apple devices According to the security notice, the vulnerability affects several versions of Apple’s software and hardware. This includes older versions of Apple Safari, macOS Ventura and Sonoma, visionOS, iOS and iPadOS. Users of certain iPhone and iPad models, such as the iPhone XS, iPad Pro, iPad Air, and…

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WhatsApp to bring new features. Know what’s coming. (unsplash) News 

Upcoming WhatsApp update to introduce locked chats feature for all linked devices, enhancing privacy.

WhatsApp introduced a secret code for the chat lock feature in November, but it only worked on primary devices, leaving sensitive conversations exposed on linked devices. To enhance privacy, WhatsApp is reportedly working on an update to keep conversations locked across all linked devices. The company may also add a feature to status updates that allows users to mention specific contacts. Stay tuned for these upcoming changes on WhatsApp. Privacy feature for locked chats in WhatsApp To improve users’ privacy settings, WhatsApp introduced a locked chat feature that kept a…

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Google Incognito mode data will be finally deleted. Know more about the decision. (Medium) News 

Details on Google’s plan to delete data of users who used Chrome browser in ‘Incognito Mode’ finally revealed

The recent class-action lawsuit against Google has exposed that Incognito mode is not as private as previously believed. It was discovered in January that Google had been covertly gathering data from users’ Incognito browsing sessions. However, in a positive development, Google has agreed to delete all of the collected data as part of the lawsuit settlement. This action will not only remove billions of user records but also implement corrective measures for the use of Incognito mode. As a result, users can expect increased transparency regarding the tracking of their…

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Apple has refused to unlock iPhones even after an order by governments on several occasions. (AFP) News 

Apple refused to unlock iPhones for government three times in Arvind Kejriwal’s case against ED

In recent years, governments worldwide have requested Apple’s assistance in unlocking suspects’ iPhones for investigations, with some even seeking court intervention. Apple has previously cooperated in approximately 70 cases but has now started refusing such requests, emphasizing its commitment to privacy. 1. Drug crime of 2016 In 2016, the US government invoked a 227-year-old law, the All Writs Act, which requires the help of third parties to enforce a previous court order. Although it is a universal law, the US government asked Apple to unlock the iPhone 5c of a…

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A geomagnetic storm may take place on April 4, NOAA forecasters say. (NASA) News 

Alert issued for geomagnetic storm as solar wind could trigger solar storm, causing auroras near the Arctic Circle

Recently, there has been a rise in both the frequency and strength of geomagnetic storms, possibly linked to the upcoming peak of solar cycle 25. This surge in solar activity may lead to more frequent and intense solar storms, geomagnetic storms, CMEs, and solar flares. As a result, forecasters have issued a geomagnetic storm alert in anticipation of approaching solar winds. Geomagnetic storm alert According to a Space Weather report, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) forecasters have revealed that a stream of solar wind is heading toward Earth and…

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Citizens are advised to avoid downloading any files received through SMS links. (Pixabay) News 

ICICI Bank warns customers of a new scam that could lead to account depletion – Learn more

The rapid progress of technology has not only simplified our lives but has also introduced a new danger – cyber threats. Criminals are now using advanced methods like QR codes and artificial intelligence to carry out fraudulent activities. ICICI Bank has issued a warning, advising people to stay alert against a scam that involves harmful files and links capable of emptying their bank accounts and causing financial harm. What is a scam? According to the guide, a new type of scam is on the rise where citizens are sent a…

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No sign-in is required to use ChatGPT. Know what OpenAI said about this new move. (Pexels) News 

ChatGPT from OpenAI is now available to all users without the need for account login

OpenAI has made a significant update to its conversational AI chatbot, ChatGPT, by enhancing its accessibility. In a recent announcement, it was revealed that users no longer need to log in to their account in order to use ChatGPT. This eliminates the need for individuals to create an account to access the chatbot’s features. However, there are both advantages and disadvantages to this change, as certain features of ChatGPT will be limited for users who do not sign in. Stay informed about OpenAI’s latest development. OpenAI makes ChatGPT more accessible…

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Google Pixel 9 series will be launching after the iPhone 16 comes out and this year, it is expected the flagship model could have a new addition. News 

Possibility of Three Models in Google Pixel 9 Series This Year, Expected Launch of Pixel 9 Pro XL

The launch of the Google Pixel 9 is still a long way off, but that doesn’t stop us from getting some interesting updates on the upcoming Pixel flagship series. The Pixel 8 series has shown us that Google is ready to deliver the basics in a sophisticated way, and 2024 could be the “XL” for the Pixel lineup on the market. That’s right, we might see Google bring back the Pixel XL name this year, except it might be part of the Pixel 9 Pro lineup. It’s interesting to hear…

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Samsung users got the new AI-powered features with the One UI 6.1 update but some claim the new version has some issues, is it true? News 

Users of Samsung Galaxy S23 are expressing dissatisfaction with the slow charging speeds following a recent update.

Samsung has recently released the new One UI 6.1 update to many Galaxy users, which brings a bunch of new AI features to its year-old flagship models. However, reports have been talking about a new update that might slow down download speeds, especially for those who received the One UI 6.1 update for the Galaxy S23 series. The whole slow charging saga started after many Galaxy S23 users noticed their charging speed dropping from a claimed 25 watts to 15 watts, which is significantly below the market standard. Most of…

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