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Battlegrounds Mobile India has officially launched in India and is now accessible for download on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store

Battlegrounds Mobile India officially available on iOS and Andoird in India with new map and weapons

Battlegrounds Mobile India has officially launched in India and is now accessible for download on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store

Battlegrounds Mobile India has officially launched in India and is now accessible for download on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. The latest update includes a new map, weapons, free outfits, and in-game events. To commemorate the return of BGMI, Krafton has introduced four permanent skins exclusively for Indian players. By participating in events, players can win these outfits at no cost. The update also adds new items such as the X-Suit: Stygian Liege X-Suit, Moondrop Eterna, and Spectral Swan covers to enhance customisation options.Krafton has introduced the 1x1 Nusa map, the smallest map in BGMI, set on a tropical island. It features elevators, flaming huts, tactical crossbows, zorb balls, a swimming pool, combustible buildings, and zip lines. Existing maps like Livik have been enhanced with improved textures and colours. Supply Shops have been added to Miramar, Vikendi, and Sanhok, while Refresh Shop Tokens can be found on the ground. New weapons include the Tactical Crossbow and NS2000 Shotgun with 'Quad' functionality, providing players with unique abilities. BGMI also allows surviving teammates to recall eliminated players in duo and squad gaming modes.

Apple's latest iPhone update, iOS 16.5, is causing some users to experience unexpected battery drain

iOS 16.5 update causes battery drain in iPhones, check how to fix

Apple's latest iPhone update, iOS 16.5, is causing some users to experience unexpected battery drain

Apple's latest iPhone update, iOS 16.5, is causing some users to experience unexpected battery drain. However, Apple says this is a temporary issue that should resolve itself within 48 hours. When you download a new version of iOS, a lot of stuff happens in the background. Data is optimised for the new software, battery settings may be recalibrated, apps might need patches, and your photos may be rescanned. All of these things use up juice, but it's a temporary problem. If you're experiencing battery drain after updating to iOS 16.5, the best thing to do is to wait 48 hours. If the problem persists, you can check your iPhone's battery health in the Settings menu. If it's below 90%, you may want to consider getting a battery replacement. Apple has a history of releasing updates to address battery drain issues. So, if you're patient, the problem should resolve itself soon.

A German newspaper has reported that Tesla has received thousands of customer complaints about braking and acceleration problems

Tesla receives thousands of complaints about braking and acceleration problems

A German newspaper has reported that Tesla has received thousands of customer complaints about braking and acceleration problems

A German newspaper has reported that Tesla has received thousands of customer complaints about braking and acceleration problems. The report, which was based on a leak of confidential Tesla data, said that the company had received more than 2,400 complaints of Teslas suddenly accelerating and about 1,500 complaints of braking issues, including 383 cases of "phantom braking." The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is currently investigating the safety of Teslas after hundreds of drivers complained about phantom braking. The agency has received more than 750 complaints about phantom braking incidents. In August 2022, a Tesla owner filed a lawsuit against the Tesla over phantom braking. The driver said that the problems turned his Model 3's safety feature into a frightening and dangerous nightmare. He accused Tesla of hiding safety concerns related to its Autopilot system in the lawsuit. In November 2022, nine people were injured after an eight-car pileup was blamed on Tesla's phantom braking problem. One juvenile was hospitalised and the driver of the Tesla told authorities his car was in full-self-driving mode at the time of the accident. Tesla has not commented on the complaints about braking and acceleration problems. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Google has removed 'Slavery Simulator' from its Brazilian online store. Developed by Magnus Games, the mobile game enabled players to buy, sell, and torture black characters

Controversial 'Slavery Simulator' game app removed by Google amid backlash

Google has removed 'Slavery Simulator' from its Brazilian online store. Developed by Magnus Games, the mobile game enabled players to buy, sell, and torture black characters

Google has taken down the 'Slavery Simulator' mobile game from its Brazilian online store following widespread social media backlash. Created by Magnus Games, the game allowed players to engage in disturbing activities such as purchasing, selling, and inflicting harm on black characters. With over 1,000 downloads since its launch on April 20, the game faced criticism from Renata Souza, a prominent black activist and politician, who called for Google and the developer to be held accountable for promoting extreme violence. In response to the outcry, Brazil's Ministry for racial equality stepped in, contacting Magnus Games and Google to urge the implementation of measures aimed at combating racist online content.

A class-action settlement of $50 million has been granted by a US judge to resolve consumer claims against Apple regarding defective MacBook keyboards

Apple to pay $50 million to settle Class-Action Lawsuit over defective MacBook keyboards

A class-action settlement of $50 million has been granted by a US judge to resolve consumer claims against Apple regarding defective MacBook keyboards

Apple's Defective MacBook Keyboard Settlement: US Judge Grants $50M Class-Action ResolutionA US judge has approved a $50 million class-action settlement to address consumer claims against Apple regarding faulty MacBook keyboards. The settlement, deemed fair and reasonable by the California federal court judge, dismisses challenges to the agreement. The lawsuit, initiated by eleven consumers from different states, alleges that Apple failed to provide adequate repairs or troubleshooting assistance for the butterfly keyboards produced between 2015 and 2019. Apple has denied any wrongdoing. Eligible class members will receive compensation ranging from $50 to $395 based on the extent and nature of their keyboard repairs. With over 86,000 payment claims already submitted, the settlement aims to provide benefits to a significant number of individuals, despite objections raised about the adequacy of the compensation. Moreover, the court has granted a $15 million request for legal fees made by the plaintiffs' lawyers.

iOS 17, Apple's biggest software update for iPhone users, is expected to be announced at WWDC on June 5

What's new in iOS 17? A look at the most anticipated features

iOS 17, Apple's biggest software update for iPhone users, is expected to be announced at WWDC on June 5

Anticipated to be unveiled at WWDC on June 5, iOS 17 is set to be Apple's most significant software update for iPhone users. Speculations suggest that instead of introducing groundbreaking features, it will bring forth a range of desirable enhancements. The primary focus appears to be on the development of Apple's AR/VR headset. Among the rumoured changes is a revamped Control Center, accompanied by a potential introduction of a journaling app that seamlessly integrates data from various Apple apps. Moreover, iOS 17 might bring location-based capabilities to the Find My app and deliver updates to the Wallet app. Notably, the Health app is expected to support mood and emotion tracking, along with the management of vision conditions. In terms of accessibility for users in the European Union, iOS 17 may grant permission for third-party app stores and sideloading. Device compatibility remains a topic of debate, with conflicting rumors. While some sources suggest that older models like the iPhone 8 and iPhone X will not receive support, others claim that all devices compatible with iOS 16 will also support iOS 17. Stay tuned for further updates as WWDC draws closer.

BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA is now available for preloading on all Android devices starting May 27th, with gameplay beginning on May 29th

BGMI preload available now! Playable starting May 29th

BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA is now available for preloading on all Android devices starting May 27th, with gameplay beginning on May 29th

BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA is now available for preloading on all Android devices starting May 27th, with gameplay beginning on May 29th. iOS users can also download and play the game from May 29th, 2023. Some users may have received an automatic update during the preload process, which is normal. To ensure a smooth gaming experience, KRAFTON is staggering the availability and playability of BGMI due to high download volumes. This approach allows players to dive into action-packed battles starting May 29th. The update includes a fresh map, exciting in-game events, and more. KRAFTON has also launched the 'India Ki Heartbeat' marketing campaign, showcasing gamers who deeply connect with BGMI as more than just a game, but as a profound emotion.

Shocking Bengaluru Airport Cab Fares: Man's Twitter Outrage Goes Viral


Uber fare shock: Man astonished by exorbitant price from Bengaluru airport to Electronic City, internet reacts

Shocking Bengaluru Airport Cab Fares: Man's Twitter Outrage Goes Viral

Shocking Bengaluru Airport Cab Fares: Man's Twitter Outrage Goes Viral

A recent incident at Bengaluru Airport has sparked outrage as a man expresses his disbelief over exorbitant cab fares. The incident gained attention when the man shared a screenshot of the shocking prices on Twitter. The premium Uber ride, covering a distance of 52km, was priced at a staggering Rs 2,584, while the Uber XL ride was an astonishing Rs 4,051. The steep prices caught the attention of internet users, who were equally appalled.
The exorbitant cab fares at Bengaluru Airport have become a major inconvenience for passengers, especially considering its status as one of India's busiest airports, perpetually bustling with travelers. This surge in fares poses significant challenges for passengers, hindering their ability to reach their destinations quickly and effortlessly.

WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that will allow users to choose usernames in addition to their phone numbers.

Report: WhatsApp to replace phone numbers with usernames in upcoming update

WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that will allow users to choose usernames in addition to their phone numbers.

According to WaBetaInfo, WhatsApp is set to launch an exciting update that grants users the ability to select usernames alongside their phone numbers. This represents a significant departure for the messaging platform, which has traditionally centered its user identification solely on phone numbers. This forthcoming feature holds paramount importance in terms of bolstering security and privacy since it empowers users to share a distinctive ID rather than their personal phone numbers. While the specifics regarding potential restrictions on username selection remain uncertain, it is advisable for users to promptly secure their desired usernames before they are claimed by others.

IndexGPT will tap cloud computing software using artificial intelligence for analyzing and selecting securities tailored to customer needs

JPMorgan trademarks ChatGPT like investment advisor 'IndexGPT'

IndexGPT will tap cloud computing software using artificial intelligence for analyzing and selecting securities tailored to customer needs&nbsp;

JPMorgan Chase has applied to trademark a product called IndexGPT, as per a report by CNBC. IndexGPT would be a ChatGPT like software service that uses artificial intelligence to give investment advice to users.
According to the CNBC report, the filing in the New York-based bank says: IndexGPT will tap in to &ldquo;cloud computing software using artificial intelligence&rdquo; for &ldquo;analyzing and selecting securities tailored to customer needs.&rdquo;
Since chatgpt was launched, many companies have been working on ways to make the most of it. But, there are companies including JPMorgan, Apple, Goldman Sachs which have asked its employees to stay away from ChatGPT due to security risks and possible data leaks.&nbsp; This comes, more than a month after JPMorgan reported a record high revenue in the first quarter of the fiscal. It has also bought First Republic Bank that collapsed.&nbsp;

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Activision Blizzard violated US labour law by monitoring and threatening employees during a union organisation, says a federal labour agency. 

Activision Blizzard faces backlash over spying and threatening employees

Activision Blizzard violated US labour law by monitoring and threatening employees during a union organisation, says a federal labour agency.&nbsp;

Activision Blizzard violated US labour law by monitoring and threatening employees during a union organisation, says a federal labour agency. The National Labour Relations Board may file a complaint if no settlement is reached for employees in several states. The Communication Workers of America union accused Activision of illegal labour practices, including surveillance of video game testers during a strike for gender inequality. Activision defended its actions, citing toxic workplace behaviour but was found guilty of violating the law by the labour board. Another complaint from last year alleges Activision used a social media policy to restrict employee reporting. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Apple has prototyped a coloured version of its MagSafe Charger for the iPhone, suggesting the potential release of a new model with additional colour options

Apple MagSafe magnetic charger prototypes leaked in multiple colours

Apple has prototyped a coloured version of its MagSafe Charger for the iPhone, suggesting the potential release of a new model with additional colour options

Apple has prototyped a coloured version of its MagSafe Charger for the iPhone, suggesting the potential release of a new model with additional colour options. This claim was made by @KosutamiSan, a collector of rare Apple products on Twitter. The prototypes indicate that Apple intended to offer a "coloured version" of the current MagSafe Charger, similar to the MacBook Air's MagSafe Charging 3 cables. The collector shared an image of a Starlight-coloured MagSafe puck, stating that similar versions were prototyped for an unreleased model. Whether these chargers were meant to match unreleased iPhone colours or if Apple plans to launch them in the future remains uncertain. Nonetheless, the prototypes offer an intriguing possibility, especially in light of the upcoming competition in the Qi2 market.

OnePlus is set to launch the OnePlus 11 5G Marble Odyssey edition in India on June 6

OnePlus to launch exclusive Marble Odyssey edition of OnePlus 11 5G in India on June 6

OnePlus is set to launch the OnePlus 11 5G Marble Odyssey edition in India on June 6

OnePlus is set to launch the OnePlus 11 5G Marble Odyssey edition in India on June 6. This special edition smartphone shares similarities with the standard OnePlus 11 5G model but stands out with its unique design. Crafted from 3D microcrystalline rock, the device boasts a marble-like finish while maintaining a lightweight profile. While the internal specifications remain the same, the OnePlus 11 5G Marble Odyssey edition will exclusively offer 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, compared to the base variant's 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The smartphone retains the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC and Hasselblad-tuned triple rear camera setup, comprising a 50MP primary camera, a 48MP ultra-wide-angle camera, and a 32MP portrait camera. It also features a 16MP front camera and a 5000mAh battery with 100W fast charging support. Priced at around ₹64,999, slightly higher than the regular model, this special edition is designed exclusively for the Indian market and symbolizes the diversity of the OnePlus community. OnePlus has made refinements to the manufacturing process to improve the yield rate for the marble-like rear panels and enhance production efficiency. &nbsp; &nbsp;

WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that allows users to share their screens during video calls.

WhatsApp introduces new screen-sharing feature for video calls

WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that allows users to share their screens during video calls.

According to a report by WaBetaInfo, WhatsApp has introduced a new feature that allows users to share their screens during video calls. The feature is currently being rolled out to beta testers and will be available to everyone in the coming weeks.
To use the screen-sharing feature, users will need to update their WhatsApp app to the latest version. Once they have updated their app, they will see a new icon in the call control view. To start sharing their screen, they will need to tap on this icon and grant consent to the recipient. The recipient will then be able to see everything that is displayed on the user's screen. They will also be able to interact with the content on the screen, such as by clicking on links or opening files. &nbsp;

The controversy began with athlete Bajrang Punia tweeting two images of fellow protesting wrestlers Vinesh and Sangeeta Phogat - one smiling and the other serious while sitting in a police vehicle.

Wrestler protest: how AI put smiles on faces of detained athletes, as per social media users

Wrestler protest: how AI put smiles on faces of detained athletes, as per social media Users


The controversy began with athlete Bajrang Punia tweeting two images of fellow protesting wrestlers Vinesh and Sangeeta Phogat - one smiling and the other serious while sitting in a police vehicle.

Amid claims that a morphed picture of protesting wrestlers was being shared on social media, some netizens conducted an analysis of the viral image.
The controversy began with athlete Bajrang Punia on May 28, 2023, sharing two images of fellow protesting wrestlers Vinesh and Sangeeta Phogat. One showed the Phogat sisters smiling while being detained by police, and the other showed them sitting seriously.
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee claimed that artificial intelligence software was used to alter the photograph. He said that the morphed image can be easily recognised since AI gives people perfect-looking teeth.
Another social media user compared the allegedly morphed photo with older pictures from Vinesh Phogat's Instagram. He claimed that the AI photo showed Vinesh with prominent dimples as she smiles. But other photos of Vinesh do not show any dimples in her cheeks, he said.
Another person named Uzair Rizvi, who claims to be an AFP journalist, posted a video as a tutorial of how AI can be used to put smiles on faces in photographs. He tweeted that he used an application named FaceApp to alter the image. For the demonstration, he used the same viral photos of Vinesh and Sangeeta Phogat.

A U.S. lawyer who used the AI chatbot ChatGPT to cite non-existent cases in a legal brief against the airline company Avianca may face legal action.

Lawyer uses ChatGPT for legal filing, chatbot cites nonexistent cases

A U.S. lawyer who used the AI chatbot ChatGPT to cite non-existent cases in a legal brief against the airline company Avianca may face legal action.

A U.S. lawyer who used the AI chatbot ChatGPT to cite non-existent cases in a legal brief against the airline company Avianca may face legal action. The lawyer admitted to using ChatGPT to supplement his legal research, but said he did not realise that the chatbot was generating false information. He has since apologised for his actions. ChatGPT is prone to a phenomenon known as "hallucination," in which it generates results that sound realistic and accurate, but are revealed to be fiction upon verification. The judge in the Avianca case has called the lawyer's actions "unprecedented" and is considering sanctions against him.

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