Linux Foundation launches supporters of Chromium-based browsers for open development

The Linux Foundation has announced the launch of the “Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers” initiative, aimed at advancing open-source development within the Chromium ecosystem. Continue reading “Linux Foundation launches supporters of Chromium-based browsers for open development”

Telegram update brings Collectible gifts, Message search filters, QR code scanner and more

Telegram has introduced its first update of 2025, packed with features like collectible gifts, enhanced reactions, advanced message search filters, a built-in QR code scanner, and more. Here’s a detailed look at what’s new: Continue reading “Telegram update brings Collectible gifts, Message search filters, QR code scanner and more”

X raises Premium+ subscription prices to support creator payouts

Elon Musk-owned social media platform X (formerly Twitter) has announced a price increase for its X Premium+ subscription across multiple regions globally. The new pricing reflects a rise of approximately 35-40%, aimed at enhancing payouts for creators on the platform. Continue reading “X raises Premium+ subscription prices to support creator payouts”

OpenAI expands ChatGPT access via phone calls and WhatsApp

OpenAI has introduced direct call and WhatsApp messaging support for ChatGPT in the U.S., marking the 10th day of its “12 Days of OpenAI” event, also known as “ship-mas.” Continue reading “OpenAI expands ChatGPT access via phone calls and WhatsApp”

ChatGPT Search expands to all users with new voice and map features

OpenAI has announced that ChatGPT Search is now available to all free users. Initially rolled out in October 2024 for paid subscribers, the feature was previously offered through an invitation-only preview called SearchGPT. With this update, OpenAI has made ChatGPT Search publicly accessible, enhancing the user experience. Continue reading “ChatGPT Search expands to all users with new voice and map features”

Google unveils Veo 2 and Imagen 3 with advanced capabilities

Google on Monday unveiled two advanced AI models—Veo 2 for video generation and Imagen 3 for image generation—both designed to deliver state-of-the-art results. These models are now available through VideoFX, ImageFX, and the new Google Labs experiment, Whisk. Continue reading “Google unveils Veo 2 and Imagen 3 with advanced capabilities”

xAI opens free access to Grok-2 AI chatbot for all X users

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI has announced that the upgraded Grok-2 chatbot is now available for free to all users of the social media platform X (formerly Twitter). The company stated that Grok-2 is faster, more accurate, and now includes new features such as image generation. Continue reading “xAI opens free access to Grok-2 AI chatbot for all X users”

WhatsApp rolls out improved calling features across desktop and mobile

WhatsApp on Thursday introduced new calling features for desktop and mobile users, aimed at making it easier to connect with loved ones ahead of the holiday season. The company shared that over 2 billion calls are made on WhatsApp daily, highlighting the growing popularity of the platform’s calling feature. Continue reading “WhatsApp rolls out improved calling features across desktop and mobile”

Apple App Store Awards: Best apps and games of 2024

Apple on Wednesday unveiled the winners of the 2024 App Store Awards, recognizing 17 apps and games that have sparked creativity, helped users achieve new milestones, and enhanced moments with family and friends. Continue reading “Apple App Store Awards: Best apps and games of 2024”

Instagram rolls out Trial Reels to test content before public sharing

Meta on Tuesday introduced a new feature called Trial Reels on Instagram, designed to help creators experiment with content and see how it performs before sharing it with their followers. Continue reading “Instagram rolls out Trial Reels to test content before public sharing”

YouTube adds auto-dubbing to support multilingual content

YouTube on Tuesday introduced an auto-dubbing feature that translates audio tracks into multiple languages, helping creators connect with global audiences. Continue reading “YouTube adds auto-dubbing to support multilingual content”

Google Maps to offer developers up to $6800 in free API usage starting March 2025

Google on Monday announced plans to expand free access to its Google Maps Platform APIs and SDKs for developers worldwide, starting next year. Continue reading “Google Maps to offer developers up to $6800 in free API usage starting March 2025”

OpenAI rolls out Sora AI video model for ChatGPT Plus and Pro Users

OpenAI has officially launched its AI-powered video generation model, Sora, making it available to the public through ChatGPT paid subscriptions. Initially introduced in February 2024 as a research preview, Sora has now evolved into a fully developed product. Continue reading “OpenAI rolls out Sora AI video model for ChatGPT Plus and Pro Users”

Telegram unveils Affiliate Programs for Mini Apps, AI Sticker Search, and more

Telegram has introduced Affiliate Programs for content creators and mini app developers, offering a straightforward way to monetize their efforts and earn Stars. Continue reading “Telegram unveils Affiliate Programs for Mini Apps, AI Sticker Search, and more”

Instagram adds Replies, Prompts, and Insights to Broadcast Channels

Meta on Wednesday introduced new updates to Instagram’s broadcast channels, aimed at improving interaction and collaboration between creators and followers. Continue reading “Instagram adds Replies, Prompts, and Insights to Broadcast Channels”