Apple TV Plus Streaming Service Reported to Have $1 Billion Annual Loss
The Apple TV Plus streaming video service is operating at a loss of $1 billion per year – 45 million subscribers by the end of 2024 could not save the…
Fraudsters flood Google Maps with fake ads — Google files lawsuit
Google has found and removed 10,000 fake business listings from its mapping service and is suing the fraudulent network that created them. Among other things, the company’s lawsuit says that…
Apple hands over control of Siri and AI to former Apple Vision Pro development head
Apple has shaken up the leadership of its AI and Siri teams. Mike Rockwell, the head of Vision Pro, has been named the new head of AI, replacing John Giannandrea,…
Yandex Introduces AI Artist YandexART 2.5 with Increased Accuracy and a 100-Ruble Subscription to Shedevroom Pro
«Yandex has introduced an updated line of visual generative models YandexART 2.5, which have become more accurate in following instructions in prompts and have learned to create images with a…
LG suddenly remembered about NFT and announced the closure of the service for trading NFTs through TV
LG launched the Art Lab platform in 2022 during a rush for non-fungible tokens (NFTs), advertising the marketplace as a way to “buy, sell, and enjoy high-quality digital art on…
YouTube Slows Down Sharply Around the World
For several days now, YouTube users have been complaining about a significant decrease in image quality while watching video content, which by default has a low resolution – 144p or…
Meta AI has reached Europe, but with limitations and without training on user data
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AI is coming to Europe almost a year after pausing its rollout in the region due to regulatory restrictions. Starting this week, the company’s AI assistant will be available…
North Korea Becomes World’s Third Bitcoin Holder
North Korea has become the world’s third-largest Bitcoin holder after the United States and Great Britain, the Times newspaper writes, citing analysts at Arkham Intelligence. Pyongyang was helped to achieve…
EU orders Apple to make it easier to connect third-party smartwatches to iPhones — the company says it’s ‘bad for users’
The European Commission on Tuesday issued two legally binding decisions against Apple under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), setting out the steps the company must take to comply with its…
EU demands Google stops infringing on competitors in search results, threatens fines of up to $35 billion
The European Commission has accused Google of violating EU antitrust rules, saying the company favors its services like Shopping and Flights in search results to the detriment of competitors. Google…