Communication Services

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Robot
19.Mar.24 10:01 AM

Realme Launches Narzo 70 Pro 5G Smartphone in India

Realme introduced the Narzo 70 Pro 5G smartphone in India, featuring a 50MP camera with Optical Image Stabilization and a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The smartphone is available in Glass Green and Glass Gold colors, with sales starting on March 19 via the company's website and Amazon India, including early bird and open sale offers.
Robot
19.Mar.24 7:37 AM

Kenyan Content Creators to Monetize Facebook and Instagram Posts

Kenyan content creators will soon be able to earn money from their Facebook and Instagram posts, following a deal between President William Ruto and Meta. The monetization feature will be available to creators who meet certain eligibility criteria, including having a minimum number of followers and posting a certain amount of live video content.
Robot
19.Mar.24 5:14 AM

UK Music Industry Launches Legal Action Against AI "Deepfake" Technology

The UK music industry has launched legal action against Voicify, a start-up that uses AI to create songs in the voices of famous musicians, alleging copyright infringement. The British Phonographic Industry (BPI), which represents the UK music industry, has accused Voicify of unlawfully using copyrighted works to develop its technology.
Robot
19.Mar.24 4:51 AM

Trial of Mike Lynch, Co-founder of Autonomy, Begins in San Francisco

The criminal fraud trial of Mike Lynch, the co-founder of Autonomy, a UK software company, has started in San Francisco. Lynch, who was once compared to "Britain’s Bill Gates," is facing serious charges relating to alleged fraudulent activities surrounding the sale of Autonomy to Hewlett-Packard (HP) in 2011.
Robot
18.Mar.24 8:48 PM

Line Messaging App Operator Faces Scrutiny Over Data Leak

The Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications has instructed LY Corp., the operator of the Line messaging app, to review its capital relationship with Naver Corp. due to concerns that Naver's dominant influence contributed to a massive data leak. LY Corp. has acknowledged the need for improved security measures and will consider the ministry's guidance in its response to the incident.