Google has announced that it will eliminate at least 17 features from its Assistant product, following news that it had laid off "hundreds" of employees from the division.
SpaceX sent and received its first text messages sent via T-Mobile using its D2D (direct-to-device) Starlink satellites launched just over a week ago, the company announced.
Google laid off "several hundred" workers in multiple divisions on Wednesday in a new round of belt tightening, according to reports from The New York Times, 9to5Mac, Semafor and other news outlets.
Urtopia has tried to separate its e-bike's from the pack with copious use of technology and this year the company has outdone itself.
Wearable startup Humane AI laid off four percent of its employees before it has started shipping its Ai Pin, The Verge has reported. Leadership reportedly told employees that budgets would be lowered in 2024, according to sources familiar with the matter. The cuts were implemented earlier this week and affect around 10 people.
Amazon-owned Twitch is preparing to lay off 35 percent of its employees or a little over 500 people. The news was first reported by Bloomberg on Tuesday and confirmed a day later by Twitch in a blog post signed by CEO Dan Clancy. Employees will learn today via email whether they are or aren't losing their jobs.
Meta is introducing one of its most significant privacy updates yet related to teen user protection, the company announced today.
As it often does in Las Vegas, Sony focused its CES 2024 keynote on some of the company's more esoteric products. To start with, it rolled out the Afeela electric car first introduced last year at CES, but did it with some gaming panache by driving it using a PlayStation DualSense controller.
With Apple's Vision Pro VR/AR headset set to go on sale on February 2, we're starting to see more details about the app requirements. For example, the company has released guidelines for visionOS developers planning to release apps and there's one strange caveat.