Canva launches Classroom Magic for educators, students
Canva has released a new version of its Magic Studio called “Classroom Magic,” which is intended exclusively for educators and students. Situated…
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Canada bans WeChat on govt devices
Canada on Monday prohibited the use of the Russian antivirus programme Kaspersky and the Chinese messaging software WeChat on mobile devices provided…
Porsche to add Google Maps in vehicles
Luxury car brand, Porsche announced on Monday that it will include Google Maps, Google Assistance, and other Google Play apps into its…
Web Summit names Maher as new CEO
Web Summit has named Katherine Maher, a former CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation, as its new CEO after Paddy Cosgrave’s resignation. The…
Tech companies partner to combat AI-generated child abuse images
Tech companies TikTok, Snapchat, and Stability AI have committed to collaborating to combat artificial intelligence-generated images of child sex abuse. In the…
X halts monetization for fact-checked posts
X, formerly known as Twitter has stated that posts that are corrected by Community Notes, the crowd-sourced fact-checking system, will become “ineligible…
Meta to introduce Threads API – Official
Instagram head Adam Mosseri has disclosed that Twitter rival, Threads has an API in the works. Developers will now be able to…
TikTok, Meta, YouTube eye Indonesian e-commerce licences
Social media giants, TikTok, YouTube, and Meta are considering requesting e-commerce licences in Indonesia, Reuters reports. This is coming after social media…
Google plans new policy, targets AI apps
Google is going after potentially troublesome generative AI apps with a new policy that will go into effect early next year. The…
Apple hikes subscriptions’ prices
Apple has raised the cost of Apple TV+ and Apple News+ subscriptions on Wednesday, according to its website. Apple is the most…
Amazon to launch cloud services in Europe
Amazon Web Services on Wednesday, said that it would introduce a sovereign cloud in Europe for use by the government and clients…
Japan probes antimonopoly laws’ violation by Google
The Japanese Fair Trade Commission, on Monday, announced that it has begun looking into Google for a potential violation of antimonopoly laws…