Web3, NFT2.0, and the Metaverse became a buzzing topic and a subject of debate in 2021 thanks to the propitious impacts they pose the world to. These trends are worth looking out for in 2022.
The South Korean tech giant has announced a new NFT platform that will allow its smart TV users to view, browse, and trade NFTs from the couch.
The impressive performance was recorded as Tesla had to make adjustments to some key parts of the vehicle production to accommodate for the chip shortage that is currently plaguing the manufacturing world.
Metaverse has become the newest macro-goal for many of the world’s tech giants. Let us have a look at what metaverse-related releases we can expect from the biggest tech companies in 2022.
Called Inspire, the feature is already available on the Fiverr mobile app. The latest version is already in the app stores (Apple App Store and Google Play).
ProShares plans to leverage the emerging metaverse sector by launching a specialized ETF that tracks companies such as Apple and Facebook.
To celebrate the launch of the Paris World metaverse, Hilton will host a party on New Year’s Eve. It will take place online, with Hilton’s avatar serving as a DJ, playing an electronic music set all across New Year’s Eve.
According to the note submitted by China to the UN space agency, a division of SpaceX, Starlink Internet Services, launched two satellites under the Starlink program.
While Meta doesn’t provide official data on how many VR headsets were sold, the technology is yet to present a mainstream adoption as predicted by the company.
Baidu is not the only Chinese tech company to take an interest in the metaverse. NetEase Global, Alibaba, Tencent, and Bytedance have all applied for metaverse trademarks.
Chingari has high hopes that users will embrace $GARI, the tokens can be used to buy merchandise and send donations to their favorite influencers.
It has become known that Jack Dorsey has started to unfollow Web3 proponents.
Popular video game developer Jam City recently disclosed plans to take its blockchain ambitions to the next level using NFTs.
CES organizers, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), have decided to proceed with the show despite having received about 42 cancellations from exhibitors.
Sun revealed that while he had won the bid half a year ago, he hadn’t been able to attend the launch of the mission.