You’re about to get your last chance at witnessing a total lunar eclipse for quite some time. NASA has pointed out that the last such eclipse until March 2025 begins in the early morning hours of November 8th in North America. Parts of Asia, Australia, New Zealand and South America can also get a glimpse.… Continue reading Watch the last total lunar eclipse until 2025 on November 8th
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Advertisers continue to flee Twitter as civil rights groups call for a boycott
As Elon Musk looks for new ways to make money from Twitter’s he’s facing a much more urgent problem: advertisers are fleeing the platform. Musk said Friday that “Twitter has had a massive drop in revenue” due to advertisers’ concerns about content moderation and other issues raised by activists. A number of major companies have… Continue reading Advertisers continue to flee Twitter as civil rights groups call for a boycott
Xbox Cloud Gaming gets a resolution boost on Steam Deck and ChromeOS
Folks who access Xbox Cloud Gaming through a browser on ChromeOS and Linux systems (including Steam Deck) will likely now have an improved experience. The game-streaming service should be available at a higher resolution on those platforms. It should run more smoothly as well. As spotted by Windows Central, an Xbox employee who goes by… Continue reading Xbox Cloud Gaming gets a resolution boost on Steam Deck and ChromeOS
Temasek-backed Temus scouting for M&A deals to push growth, says CEOA small team allows cross-pollination of ideas that can possibly yield the best re…
Singapore’s Temasek-backed Temus is gunning for growth via mergers and acquisitions (M&As), CEO Yeoh Keat Chuan told DealStreetAsia during a recent interaction. As part of the strategy, Temus acquired Singapore-headquartered digital transformation firm Dreamcloud in September to strengthen its app development practices and tech modernisation. Dreamcloud’s employees have since joined the Temus team, with Lim… Continue reading Temasek-backed Temus scouting for M&A deals to push growth, says CEOA small team allows cross-pollination of ideas that can possibly yield the best re…
Apple has finally approved a MagSafe car mount charger, and it only costs $99.95
/ It’s the accessory that should’ve been there on day one, and is priced like people haven’t come up with better solutions in the past two years Imagine: mounting your phone with magnets, and charging it at 15W at the same time.Image: Apple A mere two years after Apple introduced MagSafe for iPhones, we’re finally… Continue reading Apple has finally approved a MagSafe car mount charger, and it only costs $99.95
Toyota among the ‘2022 world’s most obstructive companies on climate policy’ with oil giants
Toyota can’t seem to get out of its own way lately. The Japanese automaker ranked among the “world’s most obstructive companies on climate policy” of 2022, with oil giants like Exxon Mobile, Chevron, and leading Russian oil companies. “Change is the law of life. And for those who look only to the past or present… Continue reading Toyota among the ‘2022 world’s most obstructive companies on climate policy’ with oil giants
Japan, South Korean leaders push for US EV tax credit rule changes
South Korean officials and leaders from Japan are expressing concerns over the new US EV tax credit requirements that kick in at the end of the year. New reports are surfacing that Japan and South Korea will request flexibility in the rule changes. Will they get their way, paving the way for automakers like Toyota,… Continue reading Japan, South Korean leaders push for US EV tax credit rule changes
Tesla offers to cover ending EV incentive in Germany amid massive sale push
Tesla is offering buyers to cover the cost of Germany cutting its EV incentive if the automaker can’t deliver by the end of the year amid a massive sale push in the country. Germany is an important auto market in Europe and one that is difficult to penetrate for foreign automakers because of the strong… Continue reading Tesla offers to cover ending EV incentive in Germany amid massive sale push
After Saying He Wanted an Open Algorithm, Elon Musk Just Fired the Twitter Team Responsible for Doing Just That
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has started making major cuts to the company’s operations, in an apparently desperate effort to bring costs down. Aside from gutting the company’s executive suite and dissolving its board, the billionaire CEO has started culling a significant number of employees as well, locking them out of their accounts unannounced. As Wired reports, the… Continue reading After Saying He Wanted an Open Algorithm, Elon Musk Just Fired the Twitter Team Responsible for Doing Just That
New Yorkers Furious at Drones Forming Huge “Candy Crush” Ad Over Skyline
“Hoping some of the NYC residents shoot down the candy crush drones.” Drone Zone Five hundred drones took to the sky over the Hudson River in New York City Thursday evening, not to entertain onlookers with a futuristic dance of lights — but to show them ads for the mobile game Candy Crush, a stunt… Continue reading New Yorkers Furious at Drones Forming Huge “Candy Crush” Ad Over Skyline