Google is gearing up to take on GPT-4 with Bard chatbot's release to testers.

Google Bard AI chatbot released to approved testers for feedback

Google is gearing up to take on GPT-4 with Bard chatbot's release to testers.

Google has released its new AI chatbot Bard to approved testers in the UK and the USA.
The technology relies on generative AI and allows users to collaborate and input feedback. The release follows GPT 4 from Microsoft-backed OpenAI and is part of a race in the technology sector to incorporate AI into more users' software.
At present, Bard's question and answer accuracy can be unreliable, however, Google is aiming to be "very deliberate" in the pace at which it rolls the service out to users.

JIO's rapidly expanding 5G network now covers an additional 41 cities, spanning across 16 states and union territories, as per the company's statement

 JIO's 5G expands to 41 more cities across 16 States, reaching 406 cities nationwide

JIO's rapidly expanding 5G network now covers an additional 41 cities, spanning across 16 states and union territories, as per the company's statement

JIO's rapidly expanding 5G network now covers an additional 41 cities, spanning across 16 states and union territories, as per the company's statement. These include Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu &amp; Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Mizoram, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, and Tripura. With this expansion, JIO 5G is now accessible in 406 cities all over India, making it the only telecom operator to have accomplished such a vast network in a brief period.
JIO users in the 406 cities will enjoy the JIO Welcome Offer which offers unlimited 5G data without paying any extra cost. Users who want to enjoy the Welcome Offer just needs to recharge their JIO number with ₹239 or higher pack on their 5G compatible devices. Users can also check 5G coverage in their area on the JIO website.

Nothing is all set to launch its third earbuds, the Nothing Ear (2) on the 22nd of March. 

 Nothing Ear (2) launch on March 22, here’s how to watch the live stream

Nothing is all set to launch its third earbuds, the Nothing Ear (2) on the 22nd of March.

Nothing is all set to launch its third earbuds, the Nothing Ear (2) on the 22nd of March. The event will be streamed live on Nothing&rsquo;s official website and YouTube channel at 8:30 PM in India. The Nothing Ear (2) is expected to have a similar design to its predecessor, the Nothing Ear (1) with improvements in its functions including better audio, features and ANC. Nothing could also reveal the price for the Nothing Ear (2) at the event. &nbsp;

The Google Pixel 6a is getting 5G support in India with its new March OTA update.

Pixel 6a finally gets 5G support in India

The Google Pixel 6a is getting 5G support in India with its new March OTA update.

Google has rolled out the March 2023 software update for Pixel 6a, which finally adds 5G support to the device in India.
The update also includes improved Night Sight on Tensor-powered smartphones, Magic Eraser and Direct My Call features.
It is worth noting that the Pixel 6a is one of the last smartphones in India to receive 5G support.
The Google Pixel 6a has a 6.2-inch FHD+ display with a refresh rate of 60Hz. It is powered by Google's Tensor chipset and has 6GB of memory and 128GB of storage space.
The primary camera of this smartphone has a resolution of 12MP and has optical image stabilisation.

Samsung India anticipates that the strong demand for its new Galaxy S23 series will continue in the foreseeable future.

Samsung expects high demand for premium phones in India

Samsung India anticipates that the strong demand for its new Galaxy S23 series will continue in the foreseeable future.

According to a <a href="https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/india-to-be-growth-engine-samsung/articleshow/98838727.cms?from=mdr" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">report</a>, Samsung's Head of Mobile experience Business believes that the premium smartphone market in India will continue to grow, driven by rising 5G adoption and a global consumer trend towards more reliable devices.
He predicts that the premium smartphone market in India, with prices over $400, will grow by over 30 percent in the next few years, while the 5G smartphone market will grow by over 60 percent by 2023.
Samsung recently reported over 140,000 pre-bookings for its Galaxy S23 series in India within 24 hours, twice the number received for its previous S22 series.

Netflix Games will expand in 2023 to compete more effectively with Apple Arcade.

Netflix Games to expand with 40 new titles in 2023

Netflix Games will expand in 2023 to compete more effectively with Apple Arcade.

Netflix is expanding its game subscription service, which launched back in November 2021, with plans to release 40 new titles in 2023, including popular ones like Assassin's Creed.
The platform aims to rival Apple Arcade and Google Play Pass, and has partnered with Ubisoft and Super Evil Megacorp for new titles. Monument Valley 1 and 2 will also launch on Netflix Games in 2024.
Games are fully unlocked and free to play with a Netflix subscription, with no additional in-app purchases. Netflix also plans to expand to cloud gaming in the future.

Samsung will invest more in its Noida plant to make production more competitive.

Samsung to invest in smart manufacturing capability at Noida plant

Samsung will invest more in its Noida plant to make production more competitive.

Samsung has announced plans to invest in smart manufacturing capabilities and research and development in Noida, with the aim of making production more competitive.
The company's President has stated that Samsung will continue to invest in research and development facilities in the country.
Samsung has the largest research and development centre in India, with a base of close to 3,500 employees located in Bengaluru.&nbsp;

According to a recent report by Sammobile, popular devices from Samsung including Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, S20 FE and some other old Galaxy devices will no longer get any OS updates

These Samsung phones won't get Android 14 update

According to a recent report by Sammobile, popular devices from Samsung including Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, S20 FE and some other old Galaxy devices will no longer get any OS updates

According to a recent report by Sammobile, popular devices from Samsung including Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, S20 FE and some other old Galaxy devices will no longer get any OS updates meaning consumers using these devices will not get the Android 14-based OneUI 6.0 update.
The Galaxy S10 Lite, Galaxy Note 10 Lite, Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip, Galaxy Z Fold 2, Galaxy A22, Galaxy A32, Galaxy A51, and Galaxy A71 are also on the list. The list also includes tablets such as the Galaxy Tab A8, Galaxy Tab A7 Lite, Galaxy Tab S6 Lite and Galaxy Tab S7 series. According to the same report, the current Galaxy S23 series would be the first to receive Android 14 and One UI 6.0, followed by previous S-series flagships however there is no confirmation on when the update will be available.

Unlike many other large tech firms, Apple has not yet announced widespread layoffs.

Here is how Apple is avoiding layoffs

Unlike many other large tech firms, Apple has not yet announced widespread layoffs.

Analyst Mark Gurman <a href="https://twitter.com/markgurman/status/1637457987211264000">claims</a> that in order to avoid mass layoffs, Apple is delaying bonuses and postponing projects, while reining in budgets, limiting hiring, and pausing employee transfers between departments.
It has also reduced travel budgets, with senior executive approval necessary for trips, and is cracking down on office attendance.
The company has reportedly shelved plans for new home devices, including a HomePod with a screen, until next year at the earliest.
Gurman believes Apple executives are trying to cut costs to avoid layoffs, which could signal a strategic error or a worsening global economy.

Users who want to protect their accounts with 2FA via SMS must now pay for Twitter Blue.

Twitter starts charging users for SMS-based two-factor authentication

Users who want to protect their accounts with 2FA via SMS must now pay for Twitter Blue.

Twitter is set to charge users for two-factor SMS codes today.
Last month, the social media giant announced that only Twitter Blue customers would be allowed to request the codes, as it was shutting down access for text message authentication methods due to an abuse of the system by hackers.
Those wanting to protect their Twitter accounts will now have to pay for the Blue subscription.

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Sony SRS-XB32 Bluetooth speaker review

Sony wants you to get your groove back with the new SRS-XB32 Bluetooth speaker. It packs loads of cool features and delivers a stunning light show, but should you buy this party speaker for ₹10,990? Find out in our full review.

The Nothing Ear 2 TWS earbuds have been launched in India

Nothing Ear (2) with ANC, up to 36-hour battery life launched in India

The Nothing Ear 2 TWS earbuds have been launched in India

The Nothing Ear 2 TWS earbuds have been launched in India. The wireless earphones offer active noise cancellation of up to 40dB and use Bluetooth 5.3 for connectivity, supporting the new LHDC 5.0 codec. They also have a transparent casing and IP54 rating for sweat and water resistance. The earphones are powered by 11.6mm customised drivers and each earpiece houses three AI-backed microphones. They can be paired with both Android and iOS devices via the Nothing X app and feature squeeze controls on the stem, which can be customised through the paired app. There is a 33mAh battery inside each earpiece and a 485mAh battery inside the charging case, providing up to 36 hours of music playback on a single charge with ANC turned off. Nothing Ear 2s are priced at ₹9,999 in India and will go on sale on 28 March via Flipkart, Myntra, and offline retailers.

ChatGPT is now available on smartwatches running Wear OS 2 & 3

Access ChatGPT anytime, anywhere with your smartwatch using WearGPT app

ChatGPT is now available on smartwatches running Wear OS 2 &amp; 3

Since its initial release, ChatGPT has rapidly gained popularity, causing many applications and services to integrate the AI chatbot into their platforms. A recent development has resulted in the creation of WearGPT which is a new application on the PlayStore that allows users of Wear OS 3 and Wear OS 2 smartwatches to access ChatGPT directly from their wrists. With voice input capabilities, WearGPT enables users to ask ChatGPT any question they desire, and the AI chatbot will respond with a voice message. Additionally, the app's screenshots suggest that users can customise the speed of the text-to-speech functionality. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Get ready to see even more ads on Instagram.

Instagram is bringing ads to search results

Get ready to see even more ads on Instagram.

Meta-owned Instagram has announced it will put ads within the platform's search results to target users searching for businesses, products and content.
Ads will show up in the feed that people can scroll when they tap into a post from search results. As well as search-based ads, the company is rolling out its "Reminder Ads" feature to all advertisers in feed.
These will help marketers build awareness, anticipation and consideration for upcoming events. Currently, ads can be only seen on the explore page, reels, stories and user profiles.

In a recent announcement made on Mark Zuckerburg’s Instagram broadcast channel, he unveiled two new features for WhatsApp. 

Mark Zuckerberg announces new WhatsApp group features: Check details

In a recent announcement made on Mark Zuckerburg&rsquo;s Instagram broadcast channel, he unveiled two new features for WhatsApp.&nbsp;

In a recent announcement made on Mark Zuckerburg&rsquo;s Instagram broadcast channel, he unveiled two new features for WhatsApp. The first feature aims to provide group admins with more control over who can join a group. With this update, admins will be able to view joining requests from users and choose whether to grant or deny access. This new feature is expected to ensure that only reliable individuals are allowed to join a group.
The second feature is the ability to easily identify the groups they have in common with a contact by searching for their name. This should come in handy in larger groups and communities, where it can be difficult to remember you are a part of.
According to a blog post by WhatsApp, these new features will be rolled out globally over the next few weeks.

India banned TikTok in 2020, but the company is still holding on to user data from the country, according to a report. 

Report: TikTok retains user data from India despite 2020 ban

India banned TikTok in 2020, but the company is still holding on to user data from the country, according to a report.&nbsp;

TikTok, which was banned in India in 2020, is reportedly retaining user data from India despite the ban.
Forbes <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/alexandralevine/2023/03/21/tiktok-india-ban-bytedance-data-access/?sh=7277d4be2eca">reports</a> that the video-sharing app retains user information, including personally identifiable details and social interactions, from Indian accounts.
TikTok has previously stated it had "steadfastly complied" with India's order, with Google and Apple removing the app from their respective stores.
TikTok now also faces a potential ban in the US over national security concerns.

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