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Technology news includes real-time updates on Blockchain, Fintech, Augmented Reality, Virtual reality, Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning, Cyber Security, electronic gadgets, etc. There’s no doubt that technology is driving the world towards a largely digitized space.
Social media, the internet, and blockchain have been a significant part of the tech world as tech giants look to make considerable investments in those innovations.
Blockchain technology is a public, digitized ledger for recording and verifying crypto transactions. Blockchain was built in such a way that transactions recorded on it cannot be changed or altered. Blockchain’s success story has paved the way for its adoption in other fields such as election, logistics, transportation, personal identification, etc. Several top companies now employ the use of blockchain for operational tasks in order to enhance their mode of operation.
Technology is employed in every field to enhance privacy, security as well as operation speed. Over the years, cyber-crime has continued to be a major thorn in tech’s flesh as hackers take advantage of vulnerabilities in tech products. Cyber security firms have been given the task of curbing cyber-crimes and pave the way for more investors.
Fintech simply means financial technology and it involves the application of technological tools and software into financial services and operations. Fintech has seen massive adoption in the past decade as several industries such as banking, education, fundraising, health, venture management, etc. continue to reckon its importance.
The top five tech companies around the world are Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft, etc. and they worth over four trillion dollars combined.
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Users included in the beta launch of Voice have received a possibility to invite friends to join the app.
Fortnite’s parent company Epic Games has filed a lawsuit against Apple calling its actions as monopolistic, unreasonable and unlawful.
Along with the 5G-enabled iPhone 12, Apple plans to launch new services bundles platform called “Apple One.”
An investment in TikTok could not only allow Reliance to make deeper connections with consumers but also help ByteDance allay concerns of the Indian government.
Tencent has reported its Q2 earnings, but this fastest revenue-growing quarter in over a year will not outshine prohibiting order for WeChat.
Facebook’s new Financial product division will aim to consolidate in-app payments and transactions, as well as Facebook’s other financial products, under one umbrella.
Investors are bullish on Nintendo Stock following the gaming giant’s Q1 earnings reports with a 428% boost in revenue.
General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) on Thursday unveiled its all-electric Cadillac Lyriq which is expected to be in the US showrooms by 2022. The company says the Cadillac Lyriq will compete with existing EV brands in the market.
Tencent Holdings Ltd. shares dropped around 5% during the London trading session, following an executive order issued by President Trump banning US transactions with WeChat and TikTok in the next 45 days.
Gaming giant Nintendo has reported a 428% increase in its Q1 profits. It joined other gaming firms that have managed to record gains despite the COVID-19 crisis.
Samsung announced its new gadgets. In the list, there are phones, a new smartwatch, two tablets that are similar in size to Apple’s newly refreshed iPad Pros and new noise-canceling earbuds that will compete with Apple’s AirPods Pro at a lower price.
The South Korea tech giant Samsung has made some big announcements including Galaxy Note 20, Note 20 Ultra and Galaxy Z Fold 2.
Embattled German airline Deutsche Lufthansa AG reported a Q2 earnings loss of EUR 1.5 billion. LHA stock is up today.
Yesterday Sony (SNE) stock closed with a 2.58% increase, at $83.37. However, today Sony stock is 2.42% down, trading at $81.36.
Using the power of cloud computing in a $150 billion industry, Microsoft has unveiled a Netflix-styled Cloud Games to be launched on September 15.