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Twitter makes unexplained logo change to Dogecoin cryptocurrency image

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Elon Musk tweets out meme after blue bird on homepage replaced by image of shiba inu associated with cryptocurrency. Almost 24 hours after Twitter changed its blue bird logo to a badly cut-out image of a dog meme made famous by cryptocurrencies, the company’s billionaire owner, Elon Musk, has still offered no explanation or justification for the change. On Monday, US time, users noted that the blue bird logo on Twitter’s homepage and loading screen had been replaced with the shiba inu image associated with the Dogecoin memecoin cryptocurrency. For hours,…

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UPI does not lead to a user’s mobile or app getting hacked, NPCI clarifies

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NPCI’s Twitter post says that the connection to UPI in some media and social media articles on KYC scam is ‘misleading and incorrect’. UPI Transaction New Rules: The NPCI further clarified that there are no charges for the bank account to bank account-based UPI payments i.e. normal UPI payments. National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has issued a statement clarifying that UPI – Unified Payment Interface does not expose user’s KYC details. It further states that UPI payments can not result in a hacker getting access to user’s phone or…

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Nothing Ear (2) earbuds goes on sale today in India. Check price, features, more

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The Nothing Ear (2) is available for purchase at a price of ₹9,999 in a single white colour variant. Interested customers can make their purchase through online e-commerce channels such as Flipkart and Myntra, or through select offline stores. HIGHLIGHTS * The Nothing Ear (2) TWS will go on sale today in India. * The TWS are priced at Rs 9,999 in the country. * Interested buyers will be able to get their hands on the Nothing Ear (2) via Flipkart and Nothing’s official website. Nothing, a London-based company led…

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Amazon, Microsoft and Google’s AI armies are huge, yet struggling to innovate

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New data show Amazon, Microsoft and Google have thousands of AI specialists, but they’re still playing catch-up to a tiny team at OpenAI. Of all the questions that ChatGPT has raised about the future of artificial intelligence, one still reverberates through Silicon Valley: Why couldn’t the industry’s largest technology firms breed an innovative service with a similar kind of impact, especially after amassing some of the world’s largest AI teams? Exclusive new data from a London-based analytics startup show that the five biggest tech firms have an estimated army of…

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iOS 17 — this is the one problem Apple needs to fix

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Do you smell that? The scent of iOS 17 still baking in the oven, wafting over from Cupertino, CA? Well, if you can’t smell what Tim Cook is cooking, everybody else knows that a reveal of the next iPhone OS is coming at the WWDC 2023 event. And I’m hoping Apple is taking requests. The iPhone’s App Library felt like a perfect idea upon arrival. A place where Apple does your app sorting for you. Debuting in 2020’s iOS 14, the App Library arrived to help you have fewer manually-adjusted home screens — using the…

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It’s a dead end’, researchers share their opinion on ChatGPT-4

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Google on March 14, 2023, began letting some developers and businesses access the kind of artificial intelligence that has captured attention since the launch of Microsoft-backed ChatGPT last year (AFP) Ability to create human like texts, ability to generate images, codes from a mere prompt has humans excited. However, will it also affect the human brain in future? Open AI’s latest release ChatGPT-4, the latest incarnation of the large language model that powers its popular chat bot ChatGPT  has been released with bigger improvements. Ability to create human like texts, ability…

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ChatGPT Plus subscription now available in India: Price, benefits and all details

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While Open AI says the subscription is available in India, it appears the company has not tweaked the price to cater to the Indian market. That means users will need to pay in USD per month. In Short ChatGPT Plus subscription is now available in India, the chatbot’s creator, Open AI, said in a tweet today. Open AI launched a ChatGPT Plus subscription in February for $20 per month (roughly Rs 1,650). It promises “faster response speed” and “priority access to new features.” Additionally, users will be able to use…

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Twitter API paid may cost developers over ₹34 lakh per month

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As per the report, Twitter is currently offering three different plans. The first, known as the ‘Small Package,’ provides access to 50 million tweets for $42,000 per month. The packages with access to 100 million and 200 million tweets, respectively, are said to cost more per month. Twitter’s once free Application Programming Interface (API) is now set to cost a staggering $42,000 per month (equivalent to ₹34 lakh), as reported by a tech outlet earlier this month. Wired, a well-known tech publication, has shared documents indicating that the developer community, researchers,…

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IPhone 15 Pro Launching This Year With These 11 New Features

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While the iPhone 15 lineup is around six months away, there have already been plenty of rumors about the devices. Many new features and changes are expected for the iPhone 15 Pro models in particular, including a titanium frame and more. Below, we have recapped 11 features rumored for iPhone 15 Pro models that are not expected to be available on the standard iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus: A17 chip: iPhone 15 Pro models are expected to be equipped with Apple’s next-generation A17 Bionic chip, manufactured based on TSMC’s 3nm process…

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Mark Zuckerberg is looking to launch a new platform to rival Twitter

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Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Platforms is exploring plans to launch a new social media app in its bid to displace Twitter as the world’s “digital town square.” “We’re exploring a standalone decentralized social network for sharing text updates. We believe there’s an opportunity for a separate space where creators and public figures can share timely updates about their interests,” a Meta spokesperson told Reuters in an emailed statement. Meta’s app will be based on a similar framework that powers Mastodon, a Twitter-like service that was launched in 2016. A Twitter-like app would allow…

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