Apple’s iPhone SE 4: A Major Design Revolution in the Works
April 01, 2024 – Apple is reportedly working on the fourth-generation iPhone SE, with plans for a significant design overhaul. Unlike its predecessor, the iPhone SE 3, which featured a physical Home button, the upcoming model is rumored to embrace a full-screen design, eliminating the iconic button and aligning its aesthetics with the latest iPhone…
LG Unveils StanbyME 2: The Ultimate Portable TV with a Carry Strap
January 9, 2025 – At the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), LG Electronics unveiled its latest innovation, the StanbyME 2 portable TV. Following the success of its predecessor, the original StanbyME, and its suitcase-style follow-up product, the new model promises significant upgrades and enhanced features. The most notable enhancement in the StanbyME 2 is the…
Pichai’s Retrospective: How OpenAI’s ChatGPT from a “Small Firm” Shaped Google
October 17, 2025 – In late 2022, OpenAI, then a relatively obscure player, unleashed ChatGPT onto the world, setting off a seismic shift in the AI landscape and ushering in the current era of artificial intelligence. For Google, a tech behemoth with a long – standing commitment to AI research and development, this “ChatGPT moment”…
Amazon Unveils Record-Breaking Text-to-Speech Model: BASE TTS
February 18, 2024 – Amazon’s artificial intelligence research team has announced the development of what is claimed to be the largest text-to-speech model ever created, boasting the highest number of parameters and utilizing the most extensive training dataset to date. Details of the model’s development and training process have been outlined in a paper published…
BMW Urges EU to Reconsider 2035 Ban on New Fuel Cars: Labels It Unrealistic
October 17, 2024 – At the Paris Auto Show on Tuesday local time, BMW CEO Oliver Zipse made a clear statement advocating for a new regulatory approach in Europe. He emphasized the need for Europe to leverage its technological advantages and reduce reliance on battery imports. According to reports from AutoNews and Bloomberg, Zipse suggested…
Musk’s Lawyers Declare: No Profit-Oriented Transition, No $97.4 Billion Acquisition of OpenAI
February 14, 2025 – According to a report by Reuters, court documents submitted by lawyers representing Elon Musk on Wednesday revealed that the billionaire would withdraw his $97.4 billion acquisition offer for the non-profit division of OpenAI if the company abandons its plans to transition into a profit-making entity. Musk has been actively opposing OpenAI’s…
AMD’s Pledge: Maintaining GPU Price Stability Amid Memory Price Surge
January 16, 2026 – At CES 2026, David McAfee, AMD’s vice – president, sat down for an interview with Gizmodo. The conversation centered around AMD’s latest offerings in the PC gaming arena and how the company is tackling the ongoing memory shortage crisis. McAfee laid out AMD’s clear – cut objective: to make every possible…
Booking.com Eyes Layoffs to Bolster Industry Flexibility
November 11, 2024 – Booking, the world’s largest online travel company, has announced potential layoffs as part of an organizational structure review. In an email statement released on Saturday, the company stated that the review process is still in its early stages and no final decisions have been made. “This is a difficult but necessary…
As Market Pressure Mounts, Honeywell Prepares to Divide Into Three Independent Entities
February 7, 2025 – According to a report by the Wall Street Journal on the 6th, informed sources revealed that Honeywell, an American industrial conglomerate, is planning to split into three separate companies, with an official announcement expected as early as Thursday local time. The aerospace department will be spun off from the automation business,…
Nobel Laureate Foresees the Demise of Gas Stations by 2050, Ushering in the Era of Electric Vehicles
July 05, 2024 – Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, Akira Yoshino, has recently stated that gas stations may cease to exist by 2050. Yoshino, who revolutionized the battery industry by developing the world’s first rechargeable lithium-ion battery prototype in 1983, envisions a future where fossil fuel-powered vehicles are phased out in favor of electric alternatives….