WhatsApp to let people chat by swapping usernames instead of phone numbers
For the first time in its history, WhatsApp is giving its three billion users a way to chat without handing over their phone number. The Meta-owned messaging ap...
For the first time in its history, WhatsApp is giving its three billion users a way to chat without handing over their phone number. The Meta-owned messaging ap...
The message from unionized workers at Xbox is blunt and unmistakable: they will not be treated as disposable. As reports of fresh layoffs at Microsoft’s gaming...
For years, the biggest friction point in using WhatsApp has been the same: to message someone, you had to hand over your phone number. That changes now. WhatsAp...
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South Korea has placed the biggest bet in its industrial history. The government and its two largest chipmakers, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, have unveiled...
You’re running late, the battery icon is flashing amber, and the nearest charger is 20 km away. That knot in your stomach — range anxiety — is the one thing eve...
Every time you drive past a Flock Safety camera, it doesn't just read your license plate. It notes your car's make, model, color, speed, and even the sound of y...
Tesla has quietly settled a wrongful death lawsuit over a 2023 crash in Arizona that killed a pedestrian — the first known fatal incident involving the company'...
Imagine a gas station in space. That’s the vision NASA is testing with a new device called a cryocoupler, developed by L3Harris. This technology could one day a...
OpenAI has quietly opened the doors to its most advanced AI models yet — but only for a select few. The company launched GPT-5.6 on Friday, introducing three ne...
You plug in your phone charger, charge your device, and then walk away — leaving the charger still plugged into the wall. It's a habit millions of Indians have....