Google has escalated its battle against ad blockers on YouTube with a significant move that could affect Chrome users. The new policy introduced in the Manifest V3 extension platform is

In a strategic move to tap into the surging demand for coffee in India, Starbucks has outlined plans to open 1,000 stores in the country by 2028, averaging the launch

OpenAI has announced plans to begin displaying adverts on ChatGPT for certain users, marking a major shift in how the popular AI tool is monetised. The trial phase will initially

Apple has raised subscription prices for its streaming platform Apple TV+ across multiple markets, with viewers in the UK and US facing higher monthly costs. In the UK, the monthly

The world's leading chipmaker, TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company), faces significant challenges as it navigates a global talent shortage amidst rapid expansion plans. Traditionally relying on a buddy system for

In a groundbreaking move, The New York Times has initiated legal action against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing the tech giants of copyright infringement. The lawsuit contends that the companies unlawfully

Ubisoft has stirred controversy among gamers after discontinuing access to its online-only racing game, The Crew, reigniting debates over digital ownership rights. As of April 1, players found themselves unable

Twitter has launched an updated version of its iOS app that promises to allow users to pay a monthly subscription to receive a blue checkmark on their profiles, a feature

Amazon has launched a budget-friendly shopping outlet called Haul, offering U.S. customers products capped at $20 (around £15.79) as it takes aim at popular low-cost retailers Temu and Shein. Haul,

Send App by Flutterwave has launched a new campaign designed to highlight the personal stories behind cross-border money transfers, introducing a year-in-review feature called Send App Postcards. The initiative turns

Technology giant Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has acquired Moltbook, an experimental social networking platform designed specifically for artificial intelligence programs to communicate with one another.

Apple has reached a tentative labour agreement with the union representing retail workers at its Towson, Maryland store, marking the first US labour deal for any of the tech giant's

For the first time, German automaker BMW will deploy humanoid robots in a European manufacturing plant, marking a significant step toward the future of automotive production. The company plans to

Los Angeles Clippers forward Paul George has officially confirmed the conclusion of his signature sneaker line after six models, according to an announcement made to SneakerReporter.com on Sunday night. While

Uganda has discovered 31 million metric tons of gold waiting to be mined in the country after several surveys were conducted. According to a spokesperson from the Ministry of Energy

Renowned filmmaker Kunle Afolayan has confirmed that his hit series Anikulapo will return for a second season on Netflix. Afolayan shared the news on Monday, October 7, through his Instagram

Square, the digital payments company, faced service outages on various platforms on Thursday, prompting concern among users and businesses relying on its services. In response to the disruptions, Square acknowledged

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has joined the growing trend of tech companies calling their employees back to the office after more than three years of

A letter penned by Colonel Archibald Gracie, a survivor of the Titanic disaster, has fetched a record-breaking £300,000 ($400,000) at an auction in Wiltshire, United Kingdom. Sold through Henry Aldridge

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and his nephew, Sagar Adani, have agreed to pay a combined $18 million to settle a civil fraud lawsuit filed against them by the United States