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After Musk, EU warns Meta CEO Zuckerberg to remove pro-Hamas content
In a letter to Zuckerberg, Breton urged Meta to remove illegal terrorist content and hate speech amid the ongoing war in Israel.
X Corp banned over 5L accounts for policy violations in India in Sep
The micro-blogging platform, going through a churning under Musk who has recently appointed a new X CEO Linda Yaccarino, also took down 1,675 accounts for promoting terrorism on its platform in the country.
Nothing Phone (2) to get OS 2.5 update powered by Android 14
"OS 2.5 is Nothing's most significant update since the launch of OS 2.0 in July. Packed with exciting new features to make your smartphone experience as efficient and personal as possible," Nothing said.
US judge tosses out $32.5 mn verdict against Google in Sonos case
In May this year, a court in the US had ordered Google to pay $32.5 million to Sonos, for infringing on the company's smart speaker patent.
French brand Thomson set to launch laptops across price points in India in early 2024
The move, said Sebastien Crombez, trademark licensing trade and marketing manager, Technicolor SA Thomson France, is to let Indian users experience feature-rich, powerful laptops that will be launched in the country after a rigorous testing phase at homegrown manufacturer Super Plastronics Pvt. Ltd (SPPL), an exclusive brand licensee of Thomson in the country.
Google makes passkeys default option for all users
Meanwhile, Google has announced that it will implement stricter rules in Gmail for bulk senders from February 2024 in an effort to reduce spam and other unwanted emails.
Videotex launches 75-inch QLED TV with camera support, Remote PC
The new TV showcases an ultra-slim, bezel-less metal construction and comes with Dolby Audio Sound and ThinQ AI-based voice assistance.
2024 Apple Watch 'unlikely' have 'significant' innovation: Report
"The highly anticipated blood glucose monitoring feature won’t happen in 2024 and possibly not in 2025," he wrote in a Medium post on Tuesday.
Tech honchos condemn Hamas attack on Israel, pledge employees' security
Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai took to X, saying: "Deeply saddened by the terrorist attacks in Israel this weekend and the escalating conflict underway. Google has 2 offices and over 2,000 employees in Israel.
Why ED arrested Lava International MD Hari Om Rai
The ED, however, mentioned that the arrest of Rai in money laundering case came as he was approached by Vivo, China for helping them in establishing their business in India and he provided initial funding of Rs 3.17 crore for setting up offices and residential accommodation of Chinese national of Vivo Mobile India Pvt Ltd and its state distributor companies through Labquest Engineering Private Limited.
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