Walmart Unveils 3D Online Shopping
Walmart Inc announced that it is introducing a 3D virtual shopping tour on its website that would help customers browse and choose items for their homes. The new feature would enable customers to take...
View ArticleWas SnapChat Source-Code Leaked
Equally, developers with access to the source code could effectively reverse engineer it to make their own Snapchat rival apps, or figure out how Snapchat manages to put dog ears or cat features onto...
View ArticleGoogle Avoids Further EU Sanctions By Giving Android Users Browser Choice
Google will begin prompting Android users to choose their preferred web browser and search apps, a senior Google executive said Tuesday, as it tries to avoid new EU antitrust sanctions. The European...
View ArticleNASA Raises Concerns About 5G Expansion
Two senators are pushing the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to rein in the expansion of next-generation wireless into high-band spectrum, citing concerns from NASA and other scientific...
View ArticleNetflix Increased Cost Of Subscriptions In UK
Netflix bumped up the cost of its UK subscriptions for the first time in two years, with its standard plan costing an extra £1 (around $1.25) a month. This plan, which is the streaming service’s most...
View ArticleBritish Digital Bank Monzo Making Plans For US Launch
Fast-growing British digital bank Monzo has announced that it has plans to launch in the United States, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. The bank did not immediately respond to a request...
View ArticleChina Hacked Several Major Technology Service Providers Last Year
Hackers at the request of China’s Ministry of State Security breached networks of eight of the world’s biggest technology service providers in an effort to steal commercial secrets from their clients,...
View ArticleEurope’s Top Court Rules Amazon Is Not Required Avail Phone Number To Customers
U.S. online retailer Amazon is not required to provide a helpline phone number to consumers, Europe’s top court said this week in a ruling that could boost e-commerce merchants. Amazon found itself in...
View ArticleWill Amazon’s Satellite Plan Be A Sussess
Amazon expects to offer service to tens of millions of undeserved customers around the world via the web, which the company is developing under the code-name Project Kuiper.
View ArticleElon Musk Sets Goal Of SpaceX Making It To The Moon By 2021
It’s been half a century since the space race between the Soviet Union and the US peaked with Apollo 11 and the first steps on the moon. But now the 21st-century sequel is heating up courtesy of — who...
View ArticleAre Hackers Targeting Forensics Firms
At present, there's no conclusion of the case, with investigations still ongoing. Because of the sensitive nature of the case, details of how that is progressing are likely to be limited.
View ArticleAmazon’s Deliveroo Targeted In Anti-trust Probe In Britain
Britain’s competition regulator has confirmed that it has formally launched an investigation into Amazon.com Inc’s investment in food delivery company Deliveroo, setting a Dec. 11 deadline for a...
View ArticleFacebook Agrees Not To Launch Libra Until Regulators Approve
In a prepared statement to a House oversight committee, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said plans to launch a global payments system will remain suspended until U.S. regulators approve it. The comments...
View ArticleChina Jumps Ahead To 6G Technology Research
China has officially initiated research of sixth-generation telecoms technology, state media reported on Thursday, a move it described as aiming to promote the latest wireless innovation. Chinese...
View ArticleUber Appears To Be Making Hackers Sign Certain Agreements
US attorney for Northern California Dave Anderson told CBS News correspondent Kris Van Cleave this in an exclusive interview. Anderson, who investigated the hack, said there's "no way to know...
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