Meta has agreed to pay President Trump $25 million to settle a 2021 federal lawsuit alleging First Amendment violations and other claims.
Boku and French mobile services providers SFR, Orange and Bouygues Telecom, have signed a partnership to launch mobile identity products aimed at protecting consumers against cyber-hacks, account takeover attacks, SIM swap attacks, and other forms of digital fraud.
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Catheon Gaming has officially launched its GameFi Accelerator Program designed to support the most promising blockchain gaming and metaverse developers and projects globally.
Dypius has opened Live Testing for its World of Dypians Metaverse, with the project's live testing whitelist is now open. Dypius has also announced a $50,000 campaign to reward users who participate in the live testing.
Fashion retailer Boohoo has dropped a new NFT avatar collection in collaboration with four female artists.
Apple has today rolled out the first wave of Apple Intelligence, available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
SAP today announced that the company plans to release enhancements to its SAP hybris Marketing solution, specifically designed to help communication service providers (CSPs) simplify their B2C and B2B customer engagements while improving the effectiveness of their marketing operations.
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NFT marketplace Angel Dust, where artists and collectors can create, sell and collect digital items secured with blockchain, is officially holding its much-anticipated presale subscription for early investors.
More possibilities for top ups to Costa Rica, Paraguay, Uganda, Gabon and Uruguay with MobileRecharge.com. Families and friends living in...
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Ericsson has launched a new software toolkit to strengthen 5G Standalone network capabilities and enable premium services with differentiated connectivity.
The Nothing Phone (1) has been unveiled at a launch event in London, hoping to stand out from an ever-growing crowd of Android smartphones.
As we head towards the World Cup Final this Sunday with Argentina playing France, Adidas is bringing an augmented reality version of Messi, into fan’s homes and cities to celebrate both his commitment to the game and the official FIFA World Cup 2022 ball, the Al Rhila.
