Technology
ByteDance postpones launch of AI video model Seedance 2.0
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TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, has postponed plans to release the Seedance 2.0 artificial intelligence video creation model.
Mark Zuckerberg faces pressure as AI ambitions encounter obstacles
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Mark Zuckerberg faces pressure as Meta has to postpone the new AI model after testing.
AI wave spreads, ServiceNow CEO worried new graduates face difficulties
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The CEO of ServiceNow warns that AI can make it difficult for new graduates, as businesses are increasingly using AI to replace many jobs.
Instagram will stop end-to-end encryption for live messages from May 8, 2026
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Instagram will stop supporting end-to-end encryption for live messages from May 8, 2026, users need to upload data before this security feature is removed.
Canada develops integrated positioning technology to support arctic defense missions
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Canada is developing integrated positioning technology, which can combine GNSS, PNT and robot software to support defense and civilian missions in the Arctic.
What is special about the Mercedes-Benz in terms of in-car audio?
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For the first time, Apple Music's favorite spatial sound feature appeared on a car.
Apple develops iPad socks to launch in 2023
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Apple seems to be aiming to develop products for smart homes.
3D projection calling for electricity: Google and ambition like a science fiction film
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3D projection calling technology, commonly seen in science fiction films, has been recreated by Google with the Starline project.
Netflix puts hopes in a new advertising service package
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After seeing a decline in customers in the first half of 2022, Netflix had to change its perspective.
Brazil fines Apple tens of millions of dollars for selling phones without chargers
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Apple is facing another fine from the Brazilian government.
Samsung and Google cooperate to improve the smart home experience
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Samsung announced an expanded partnership with Google to enhance the smart home experience for users.
US limits chip exports to China: The double-edged sword?
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Limiting US chip exports will likely help China develop its own chip manufacturing industry.
Donald Trump's social media page is finally on Google Play
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The Truth Social social network application has been on the App Store since February, but it is not yet available on Google Play.
Meta's Metaverse representative finally has a foot
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Meta has reported some updates to the representations it uses in Metaverse. The most important thing in this addition is that the final representative models also have legs.
Three questions still need to be answered about Mark Zuckerberg's Metaverse
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Less than a year ago, Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook would change its name to Meta, prioritizing the goal of developing a Metaverse virtual world.
Laptops may increase in price due to ban on memory chips in China
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The US government has just issued an order to limit access to technology for Chinese memory chip manufacturers, pushing consumers against the risk of increasing the price of laptops.
Google takes Executive advantage of Driver Assistant mode
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In the near future, Google will stop supporting the driver assistant mode produced by this company because it does not bring much efficiency.
How to turn off the collision detection feature on iPhone 14 and Apple Watch
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Tracking on iPhone 14 is a useful feature. However, it sometimes causes inconvenience to users.
iPadOS 16 to be launched by Apple at the end of October
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Apple's official iPadOS 16.1 is expected to launch later this October.
How does Apple have revenue higher than GDP of some countries in the world
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Apple's revenue is up to 3 trillion USD, even higher than the gross domestic product of some countries in the world.
