Apple unveils its first foldable iPhone, Duo, as CEO John Ternus launches iPhone 18 Pro, new Apple Watches, AirPods 5 with prices and release dates.
Apple unveils its first foldable iPhone, Duo, as CEO John Ternus launches iPhone 18 Pro, new Apple Watches, AirPods 5 with prices and release dates.
Chinese internet giant Baidu unveiled the newest version of its AI chatbot ERNIE on Tuesday, claiming it rivals the capabilities of OpenAI's latest ChatGPT. Baidu led Chinese tech firms in rolling out generative artificial intelligence apps, which are trained on vast amounts of data and interactions with users to answer questions, even complex ones, in human-like language.
Sales of smartphones continued to shrink globally in the recently-ended quarter as consumers watched spending, market tracker Counterpoint reported on Monday. South Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung continued to lead the smartphone market, accounting for a fifth of the sales in the recently-ended quarter.
US President Joe Biden is taking on likely 2024 election rival Donald Trump in his own backyard -- at least virtually. The Capitol assault came after Trump falsely claimed that he, and not Biden, won the 2020 election.
The International Olympic Committee is looking at creating an Olympic eSports Games, IOC president Thomas Bach announced on Saturday. "I have asked our new IOC eSports Commission to study the creation of Olympic eSports Games," Bach revealed during the opening ceremony of the 141st IOC session on Saturday in Mumbai.
Elon Musk's social media platform X has defended itself against claims from the European Union that it is failing to tackle disinformation around the violence in Israel and Gaza. Musk's leadership since the renewed Israel violence has drawn plenty of criticism, not just from the European Union.
Holed up in a makeshift studio in Sydney's Russian consulate, a pro-Putin activist on the run from Australian police is using the country's upcoming Indigenous rights referendum to push the Kremlin's agenda.
The US Internal Revenue Service is asking that Microsoft pay a whopping $29 billion in unpaid taxes from 2004 to 2013, the company said in an official filing on Wednesday. Microsoft added that "since 2004, we have paid over $67 billion in taxes to the US." The accounting practices of US big tech companies have long posed a problem for authorities.
The US Internal Revenue Service is asking that Microsoft pay a whopping $29 billion in unpaid taxes from 2004 to 2013, the company said in an official filing on Wednesday. Microsoft added that "since 2004, we have paid over $67 billion in taxes to the US." The accounting practices of US big tech companies have long posed a problem for authorities.
The EU's top internet enforcer took to X, the rebranded Twitter, on Wednesday to trumpet a rival platform, as a duel with Elon Musk over disinformation ratcheted up.
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