Month: April 2022
WhatsApp voice notes
WhatsApp has announced a full list of new voice note features, including out of chat playback, pausing recordings and waveform visualisation. Ubiquitous messaging app WhatsApp has begun rolling out new features for voice notes. After revealing and rolling out some of these features to Android Beta testers last month, WhatsApp has announced a full list
Apple to reportedly cut iPhone SE production
Apple unveiled the latest iPhone SE earlier this month and now a new report has claimed that the iPhone maker has informed multiple suppliers that it aims to cut production orders by 2 to 3 million units or about 20 percent of the initial orders. The drop in demand has been attributed to rising inflation,
Truth Social app
In October, Donald Trump announced he was planning to launch a revolutionary technology company. Truth Social looks a lot like Twitter, a platform that banned Mr Trump after a mob of his supporters attacked the United States Capitol Building. The app launched on Presidents’ Day, 21 February, but six weeks later is beset by problems.
Tiktok Influence on Artists
The app’s rapid growth has influenced what we listen to and stream for years but there’s now a sense among some new artists that they can’t do without it. Each video is coupled with the caption: “Another day of me posting my song so it blows up and I have to release it and I
Tesla Delivers Record High in Three Months
Tesla says it delivered a record number of its cars in the first quarter, despite supply chain challenges. The electric carmaker says it delivered more than 310,000 vehicles in the first three months of this year. Chief executive Elon Musk says the improvement came despite an “extremely difficult quarter”, including strict coronavirus policies in China,
Energy Innovation
As European countries cast around for substitutes for Russian oil and gas, short-term fixes are the need of the hour, leading to a higher oil price and probably more oil and gas production. Joe Biden’s administration, which branded itself the greenest ever, is urging producers to drill. The opportunity to make the covid-19 recovery green
Russia: world’s longest passenger flight
The need to avoid Russian airspace an area of 26m square kilometres has turned airlines into collateral victims of the war in Ukraine. It has proved a particular headache for some carriers flying between parts of Asia and Europe. The need to avoid Russian airspace an area of 26m square kilometres has turned airlines into
America child poverty problem Answer
Last Year it looked like America had found the solution to child poverty: spend more. The expanded child tax credit is thought to have lifted around 3.7m children out of poverty. But the legislation expired and rates shot back up. The answer to this long term problem had been found but it was abandoned later.
America’s gas to Save Europe
No payment, no gas”, growled a Russian government spokesman on March 29th. Angered by the West’s economic sanctions, President Vladimir Putin ordered that “unfriendly” countries must start paying for Russian natural gas in roubles, a demand that ministers from the g7 group of countries refused. Gas prices began to rise at the prospect that Mr
Brain plumbing
The liquid which suspends the brain and acts as a cushion between it and the skull was actively washing through the organ by hitchhiking on the pulsing of arteries and veins that happens with every heartbeat. The fluid was collecting trash and carrying it out of the brain to lymph nodes for disposal. Now, ten