Amidst all the regulatory chaos, Facebook advances the development of its native cryptocurrency project Libra. In the latest update, Libra developers said that the network is running for five months and growing strong.
The decision by the Department of Defense to choose Microsoft has been protested by Amazon. The company has made an official filing, suggesting that the choice may not have been objective after all.
Microsoft’s xCloud game streaming will be available to gamers in specific countries beginning next year. The company has not set any particular launch dates but will allow xCloud support Playstation’s DualShock 4 controllers.
With the latest 16-inch MacBook Pro, Apple gets rid of the controversial butterfly mechanism keyboard and replace it with reliable scissor switches.
By early 2020, Motorola will launch its own foldable phone, which is a remake of the old Razr, following in the footsteps of Samsung.
Google to enhance Google Pay by offering checking accounts through a partnership with Citigroup banking giant and Stanford Federal Credit Union in a project dubbed Cache.
Jeff Clavier backs Messari with $4 million from Uncork Capital, Coinbase’s Balaji Srinivasan and others are pledging too.
Blockchain can help the petcare industry by increasing transparency within the supply chain, which enhances business and customer experience.
Instagram is to introduce a new feature to its Stories called Reels which is similar to the Chinese TikTok. Reels is initially launching in Brazil only.
Reports reveal that Dell Technologies Inc plans to offer its business clients more flexible and on-demand buying options for various products.
The Facebook Pay will be a unified payment service available across all Facebook apps like Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp. This service will work independently from Facebook’s Calibra network and wallet.
Apple’s new MacBook Pro laptop will be available for purchase this week. It will cost about the same as the 15-inch model that starts at $2,399.
Tesla’s earlier announced gigafactory for the European market has now been revealed by Elon Musk to be in Berlin. The factory is expected to be fully operation no later than 2021, and will begin with the Model Y.
It is believed that Google secretly gathered millions of patient records in the framework of the initiative that is known under the name “Project Nightingale”.
CoinMarketCap, one of the oldest services in the industry, will introduce new ways to measure the project’s success based on liquidity.