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Jack Dorsey’s Block Introduces Codename Goose, an Open-Source AI Agent That Can Automate Coding Tasks
Jack Dorsey’s Block introduced an artificial intelligence (AI) agent dubbed Codename Goose on Tuesday. The parent company of mobile payments system Cash App, point-of-sale service Square, and music streaming platform Tidal, has now released an open-source AI agent that can handle software development tasks. The agent comes with compatibility for ...
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Xiaomi Announces Mobile Service Camps to Commemorate 10th Anniversary in India
Xiaomi India announced Mobile Service Camps on Tuesday via social media platforms to commemorate its 10th anniversary in the country. The program, which has already kicked off, will be valid across authorised Xiaomi Service Centres. As per the company, users can avail of services such as complimentary mobile health checkups and free software update...
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Watch: Google Employee Gives A Tour Of Company's Newly Opened Office In Pune
Arsh Goyal, who is a software engineer at Google gave a sneak peek of the new office on Instagram which showcases several facilities and amenities for company employees.
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Beeper Says Its Efforts to Bring iMessage to Android Is ‘Unsustainable’ After Providing Jailbroken iPhone Fix
Beeper, the messaging platform that has fought hard to bring Apple’s iMessage to Android phones, seems to have released a final update for its service. After multiple attempts at making iMessage work on Android devices reliably, with workarounds that involved users accessing a Mac, Beeper has said its efforts to bring the popular messaging servic...
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Google Cancelled Its 'Project Iris' AR Smart Glasses, Will Build AR Technology for OEM Partners: Report
Google has reportedly killed Project Iris, after years of working on developing a pair of AR smart glasses that resembled regular spectacles, unlike the recently announced Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset. The company plans to continue developing AR software and services while OEM partners, such as Samsung, work on launching AR hardware, acco...
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Microsoft Says Service Outages in Early June Were Caused by Cyberattacks; No Evidence of Data Breach
Microsoft said on Friday that the outages that affected certain services of the company through some of the earlier days of this month were the result of cyberattacks, but said it saw no evidence of any customer data being accessed or compromised.
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Demand for Custom AI Bots Spurs Biggest Hiring Push At Happiest Minds
Companies across industries are asking for safe and reliable ways to use ChatGPT-like services, creating an opportunity for software developers far beyond generative-AI leaders.
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Renesas Seeks Local Production of Chipset Developed With Tata Consultancy Services
Renesas is looking to produce chipsets that the company is developing in partnership with leading software company TCS in India, according to a senior official of the chipmaker. The Japanese semiconductor company will develop SoCs with TCS initially for 4G, 5G telecom networks and industrial technologies.
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Blackberry to Sell Patents for Mobile Devices in New $900 Million Deal After Sale to Catapult Collapses
BlackBerry said on Tuesday it would sell patents, primarily related to its mobile devices, for up to $900 million after the Canadian software company scrapped an earlier deal with Catapult IP Innovations.
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Nvidia Set to Reveal New AI Chips, Technologies at Annual Conference for Developers
Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang is expected on Tuesday to disclose new artificial intelligence chips and technologies at the company's annual conference for software developers.
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Bandai Namco Invests in Pune-Based Game Studio SuperGaming: Details
Japanese publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment, best known for Elden Ring and Pac-Man, has invested in two gaming technology startups — SuperGaming from India and Deepmotion from the US. SuperGaming is known for its mobile game such as Silly Royale and MaskGun and is currently working on its indo-futuristic battle-royale title Indus. The company a...
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Qualcomm Launches Paid Cloud Software Service Qualcomm Aware to Track Goods
Qualcomm on Tuesday said it is launching a paid cloud software service to help companies that use its chips keep tabs on goods as they move through the supply chain. The San Diego, California company is the world's biggest provider of chips that help smartphones connect to mobile data networks.
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WhatsApp Parent Meta Allowed to Pursue Lawsuit Against NSO Group for Installing Pegasus Malware
The USÂ Supreme Court on Monday let Meta Platforms's WhatsApp pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the WhatsApp messaging app to install spy software allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and dissidents.
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Renault, Google Expand Partnership in Software Services for Future Vehicles
Renault and Google announced on Tuesday that the French automaker was expanding its partnership with the search giant, for software services on its future vehicles. Automakers and technology companies including Sony, Apple and Google, have been working to develop ways to build future cars into platforms more like smartphones, with billable services...
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Google Play Games PC Beta Expanded to More Regions, Minimum Specifications Slashed
Google Play Games PC Beta has been expanded to more regions, the company announced on Wednesday. The service had previously begun beta testing the software in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan, and the service can now be tested in Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and the US. While Google continues to add tit...
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Jack Dorsey’s Block Introduces Codename Goose, an Open-Source AI Agent That Can Automate Coding Tasks
Jack Dorsey’s Block introduced an artificial intelligence (AI) agent dubbed Codename Goose on Tuesday. The parent company of mobile payments system Cash App, point-of-sale service Square, and music streaming platform Tidal, has now released an open-source AI agent that can handle software development tasks. The agent comes with compatibility for ...
-
Xiaomi Announces Mobile Service Camps to Commemorate 10th Anniversary in India
Xiaomi India announced Mobile Service Camps on Tuesday via social media platforms to commemorate its 10th anniversary in the country. The program, which has already kicked off, will be valid across authorised Xiaomi Service Centres. As per the company, users can avail of services such as complimentary mobile health checkups and free software update...
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Watch: Google Employee Gives A Tour Of Company's Newly Opened Office In Pune
Arsh Goyal, who is a software engineer at Google gave a sneak peek of the new office on Instagram which showcases several facilities and amenities for company employees.
-
Beeper Says Its Efforts to Bring iMessage to Android Is ‘Unsustainable’ After Providing Jailbroken iPhone Fix
Beeper, the messaging platform that has fought hard to bring Apple’s iMessage to Android phones, seems to have released a final update for its service. After multiple attempts at making iMessage work on Android devices reliably, with workarounds that involved users accessing a Mac, Beeper has said its efforts to bring the popular messaging servic...
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Google Cancelled Its 'Project Iris' AR Smart Glasses, Will Build AR Technology for OEM Partners: Report
Google has reportedly killed Project Iris, after years of working on developing a pair of AR smart glasses that resembled regular spectacles, unlike the recently announced Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset. The company plans to continue developing AR software and services while OEM partners, such as Samsung, work on launching AR hardware, acco...
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Microsoft Says Service Outages in Early June Were Caused by Cyberattacks; No Evidence of Data Breach
Microsoft said on Friday that the outages that affected certain services of the company through some of the earlier days of this month were the result of cyberattacks, but said it saw no evidence of any customer data being accessed or compromised.
-
Demand for Custom AI Bots Spurs Biggest Hiring Push At Happiest Minds
Companies across industries are asking for safe and reliable ways to use ChatGPT-like services, creating an opportunity for software developers far beyond generative-AI leaders.
-
Renesas Seeks Local Production of Chipset Developed With Tata Consultancy Services
Renesas is looking to produce chipsets that the company is developing in partnership with leading software company TCS in India, according to a senior official of the chipmaker. The Japanese semiconductor company will develop SoCs with TCS initially for 4G, 5G telecom networks and industrial technologies.
-
Blackberry to Sell Patents for Mobile Devices in New $900 Million Deal After Sale to Catapult Collapses
BlackBerry said on Tuesday it would sell patents, primarily related to its mobile devices, for up to $900 million after the Canadian software company scrapped an earlier deal with Catapult IP Innovations.
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Nvidia Set to Reveal New AI Chips, Technologies at Annual Conference for Developers
Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang is expected on Tuesday to disclose new artificial intelligence chips and technologies at the company's annual conference for software developers.
-
Bandai Namco Invests in Pune-Based Game Studio SuperGaming: Details
Japanese publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment, best known for Elden Ring and Pac-Man, has invested in two gaming technology startups — SuperGaming from India and Deepmotion from the US. SuperGaming is known for its mobile game such as Silly Royale and MaskGun and is currently working on its indo-futuristic battle-royale title Indus. The company a...
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Qualcomm Launches Paid Cloud Software Service Qualcomm Aware to Track Goods
Qualcomm on Tuesday said it is launching a paid cloud software service to help companies that use its chips keep tabs on goods as they move through the supply chain. The San Diego, California company is the world's biggest provider of chips that help smartphones connect to mobile data networks.
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WhatsApp Parent Meta Allowed to Pursue Lawsuit Against NSO Group for Installing Pegasus Malware
The USÂ Supreme Court on Monday let Meta Platforms's WhatsApp pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the WhatsApp messaging app to install spy software allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and dissidents.
-
Renault, Google Expand Partnership in Software Services for Future Vehicles
Renault and Google announced on Tuesday that the French automaker was expanding its partnership with the search giant, for software services on its future vehicles. Automakers and technology companies including Sony, Apple and Google, have been working to develop ways to build future cars into platforms more like smartphones, with billable services...
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Google Play Games PC Beta Expanded to More Regions, Minimum Specifications Slashed
Google Play Games PC Beta has been expanded to more regions, the company announced on Wednesday. The service had previously begun beta testing the software in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan, and the service can now be tested in Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and the US. While Google continues to add tit...
