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A senior executive at Microsoft has criticized the UK regulators’ rejection of the tech company’s acquisition of US video game firm Activision Blizzard, stating that it is detrimental to Britain’s interests.

Users of WhatsApp’s web and desktop versions can now access their account on multiple devices, thanks to a new update from Meta.

Over the weekend, Twitter mistakenly verified a fake Disney account called @DisneyJuniorUK, which was found to be tweeting offensive content before it was suspended.

Twitter has restored the verification badges on several high-profile celebrity accounts just days after…

Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, inaugurated the company’s first retail store in Mumbai, India, where he was seen waving to customers and opening the store’s doors amidst employees’ cheers. He greeted customers, took selfies, and is expected to attend the opening of a second store in Delhi on Thursday.

During an interview with CBS 60 Minutes, Google CEO Sundar Pichai emphasized the significant role of artificial intelligence (AI) as a critical technology that could potentially affect national security in the future.

On Sunday evening, Netflix users experienced problems with the streaming service, as indicated by more than 11,000 reports on Downdetector, an online platform for reporting technical issues.

In his annual letter to shareholders, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reflects on the company’s challenging past while expressing confidence in recent cost-cutting measures to fuel growth.

WhatsApp has initiated a three-month long safety campaign, titled ‘Stay Safe with WhatsApp,’ with the objective of enlightening users on online safety best practices

“OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has introduced a program that rewards users with up to $20,000 for identifying bugs in its AI systems.”