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  • Elon Musk, Back On Twitter, Turns His Support To Cryptocurrency Dogecoin
    Elon Musk, Back On Twitter, Turns His Support To Cryptocurrency Dogecoin Cryptocurrency Dogecoin surged more than 50 per cent on Thursday after billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk tweeted his support for it, two days after he said he was to take a break from Twitter "for a while".
    Dogecoin jumped to $0.05798 according to data on blockchain and cryptocurrency website Coindesk. Musk first tweeted "Doge" and immediately followed it up with "Dogecoin is the people's crypto". The Tesla chief's tweets about certain companies and cryptocurrencies have sent their prices soaring in recent weeks. Shares in GameStop, Etsy and CD Projekt have jumped following comments on his Twitter account about them. In the crypto world, him putting a "#bitcoin" tag on his Twitter bio sent the most popular currency flying last Friday. He has since taken the tag off.
    Meanwhile, rival cryptocurrency ethereum is also on a record setting spree as investors buy it before the launch of ethereum futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange next week.
    5 min
  • India’s data usage per smartphone highest in world at 9.8GB/month: Report
    at 9.8GB/month: Report New Delhi: India has the world’s highest data usage per smartphone at an average of 9.8GB per month, a new report by Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson said, adding this will double to 18GB by 2024, fuelled by rich video content.
    North East Asia comes second with 7.1GB per month while West Asia and Africa region is the lowest at 3GB per month, the report for year 2018 said. Improved device penetration, affordable data tariff plans, and increase in data-intensive content such as videos are driving this growth in India," Nitin Bansal, head of Ericsson India and head of network solutions, South East Asia, Oceania and India, said at the launch of The Ericsson Mobility Report on Wednesday.
    Triggered by Reliance Jio’s entry in September 2016, India’s data consumption has exploded, with all other operators also offering cheap data tariffs. Mobile data traffic is growing as more Indians spend time streaming videos, which is expected to account for 75% of overall mobile traffic by 2024.
    8 min
  • If Apple Car ever happens it might have hugging, shape-changing seats
    If Apple Car ever happens it might have hugging, shape-changing seats Apple Car is something we've been hearing of for years now, much the same as the fabled Apple television that never came to fruition. Whether Apple Car turns out to be the same deal or not, Apple continues to pick up patents relating to it. US Patent No 10,569,672, "Adaptive tensile surface," talks about seats that can change shape to enable a comfier fit.
    7 min
  • India plans launch of own App Store alternative to Google, Apple: ET Now
    India is open to launching its own mobile app store or expanding an existing one if it receives enough demand from domestic firms for an alternative to Apple and Google platforms, a senior government official said on Thursday.
    The country has some 500 million smartphone users, most of whom use Google's Android platform, but Indian start-ups have criticised the company for policies they say stifle their growth.
    6 min
  • Here's how to find out when Elon Musk's SpaceX may provide you with satellite internet
    Here's how to find out when Elon Musk's SpaceX may provide you with satellite internet SpaceX updated the website for its Starlink satellite internet project on Friday.
    Starlink is the company's ambitious plan to build an interconnected network of about 12,000 small satellites, to beam high-speed internet to anywhere in the world
    A confirmation email from SpaceX says that a private beta test is planned for "later this summer, followed by public beta testing."
    5 min
  • Why Google Stadia and Amazon Games Seem Doomed to Fail
    Why Google Stadia and Amazon Games Seem Doomed to Fail Recent news that Google has decided to shut down its internal game development studios comes on the heels of a report by Bloomberg that suggests Amazon’s own game division is burdened by issues that it could prove to be insurmountable.
    On the one hand, you want to be surprised by these revelations. There’s certainly a degree of surprise that comes naturally when you hear that two of the largest companies in the world have seemingly botched their entries into the video game industry so soon after they started. There was this idea that both companies would stay in the game long enough to just figure it out eventually. On the other hand, these stories are, in the minds of many, more upsetting for the employees impacted by them than they are surprising in the least. Maybe that’s because of all these signs that pointed to the simple conclusion that Google and Amazon were seemingly doomed to fail as video game companies.
    They Just Never Had the Games
    Before we go into the various problems that plagued Amazon and Google’s gaming efforts, I should make it clear that the companies’ biggest problems were enhanced by the fact they just never offered any truly great (or even good) games. Amazon Game Studios’ limited efforts include Crucible (a game that arguably fell faster and harder than any title in recent memory), New World (which has some promise but has a long way to go before realizing any of it), and a simple racing game based on The Grand Tour. Google, meanwhile, published some Stadia exclusives (including Submerged: Hidden Depths and Outcasters) and Stadia included third-party exclusives like Super Bomberman R Online, but they never really found the software that made you feel like you needed to be a Stadia subscriber. For that matter, the promise of upcoming Stadia exclusives remained vague throughout and was long treated as more of a bonus for those already interested in the service.
    Success in the gaming industry comes down to a variety of factors, but at some point, you’ve got to actually release noteworthy video games to survive in this business.
    12 min
  • Robinhood restricts crypto trading as Dogecoin soars 300 percent
    Robinhood restricts crypto trading as Dogecoin soars 300 percent Robinhood has started restricting trading in cryptocurrencies this morning, just as the price of joke cryptocurrency Dogecoin has soared more than 300 percent in 24 hours. CNBC reports that Robinhood users started noticing instant deposits for cryptocurrencies were no longer working on Friday morning, and the company has confirmed it has put restrictions in place. “Due to extraordinary market conditions, we’ve temporarily turned off Instant buying power for crypto,” says a Robinhood spokesperson in a statement to CNBC. “Customers can still use settled funds to buy crypto. We’ll keep monitoring market conditions and communicating with our customers
    6 min
  • M1 MACs Get Nvidia Game streaming natively
    M1 Max get the video game streaming natively is it is so cool because you’re you just need a chrome and just start start playing on your iPhone iPad or whatever you want to play you can play on their day they building a future but the subscription for $49 that was entered now its price of 23 out of 22 something is an available dollar 23 or 22 is available right now
    4 min
  • A glimpse inside JetBlue’s new luxury
    A glimpse inside JetBlue new luxury I like it that this is a very much I loved it nowadays the people are getting to travel because of Covid 19 2020 they were never travelled anywhere so yeah they made a security. Privacy
    3 min

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