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In a letter dated November 18, U.S. House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan, a Republican, accused Australian eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant of colluding with pro-censorship bodies
Indias 5G subscriptions will reach 394 million by end of 2025, 32% of total mobile subscriptions, and expected to cross 1 billion by the end of 2031
Realme GT 8 Pro arrives with a 3nm architecture, a dedicated HyperVision+ AI chip, and a 2K 144 Hz HyperGlow display, placing it in direct competition with the OnePlus 15 and the Oppo Find X9 Pro
Data was allegedly collected about the web pages users visited on browsers and was then linked to their identity on Facebook and Instagram apps
The Santa Clara, California-based company plans to integrate Chronosphere with Cortex AgentiX platform, allowing use of its AI agents on the cloud management firm's data to detect performance issues and autonomously investigate their root cause
Apple announced on 45 finalists for its 2025 App Store Awards
OnePlus has already created the notify me page on their website of the 15R
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is seeking nearly $1.8 billion from the estate of the late Mike Lynch
Elon Musks social media platform X (formerly Twitter) introduced its improved Grok 4.1 model, while X-powered messaging is being rolled out to iOS, Android and web users
Abidur Chowdhury, per Bloombergs Mark Gurman, has left the tech giant to join an artificial intelligence startup
Launched already in China and global markets, the Find X9 series debuts Oppos proprietary imaging platform, Lumo, in India
The billionaire investor has long compared Apple, Berkshires largest holding, to a consumer products company
BofA plans to allocate $4 billion into new technology capabilities from its $13 billion tech budget, the company told investors earlier this month
Thiels fund now counts Apple, Microsoft and a reduced stake in Tesla as its main holdings, according to the filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission
X argued that Section 79 of the Information Technology Act, 2000, is merely a 'safe harbour' clause shielding intermediaries from liability and does not empower the government to direct content blocking.
The launch will bring the distinctive Nothing experience to more users with unmistakable style and innovation at an accessible price, said Nothing

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