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Announced at Ethereum Foundation’s Devcon 5 conference, OpenLibra is described as an “open platform for financial inclusion,” with a telling tagline: “Not run by Facebook.”
Apple is set to release new Augmented reality glasses by the second quarter of next year. The production is said to begin in the nearest future.
Call of Duty: Mobile has become the largest game launch by the number of downloads and in terms of the first-week gross revenue.
Reportedly, Saudi Aramco is ready to release its IPO prospectus very soon. Although a final decision on its public offering has not been made, the prospectus will precede other moves by the company, up to a final decision.
Instagram adds a new ‘Create’ mode, which replaces the existing ‘Type’ option. In ‘Create’, you’ll be able to find all the various creative tools available, as opposed to having to add them through Stickers or other forms.
The Japanese internal affairs and communications minister Sanae Takaichi has indicated that donations to politicians are legal and without limit.
After trying at a similar endeavor and failing in December last year, Robinhood has announced a feature that promises users returns on their uninvested funds. The new feature is now also fully insured with over $1 million.
SONY has confirmed that the PlayStation 5 will launch during the 2020 Christmas season. The surprise announcement was made yesterday and is the first confirmation of the new console’s name.
Crypto exchange Binance continues its development spree by announcing a new P2P trading facility making BTC, ETH, and USDT available against the Chinese Yuan.
Polychain Capital has so far said that it will partner with China Merchants Bank International (CMBI) to contribute $5.7 million to the token sale Nervos Network scheduled to kick off on October 16.