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Big Tech, also known as Big Four tech companies and Gang of Four, denotes some of the largest technology companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook and occasionally even Microsoft. These companies are assumed to be the most influential computer and software companies in the world because of their domination over the cyberspace during the 2010s.
Graphite and Sliding Layers: How a Pencil Could Change the Future of Technology
When you draw a line with an ordinary pencil, you probably don’t think about the scientific marvel behind it. But what if I told you that the graphite in that pencil could one day be more valuable than gold or even diamonds? Thanks to recent discoveries, this idea is
Google Changes Course on Third-Party Cookies in Chrome
After years of planning and testing, the tech giant announced that Chrome users will now be able to make an informed choice about allowing or blocking cookies, rather than having them disabled by default.
Microsoft's Designer App Brings AI-Powered Creativity to iOS and Android
Designed to help users generate images and designs based on text prompts, the app aims to simplify the creative process with the power of artificial intelligence.
Google Launches Pixel 8a Budget-Friendly Smartphone with Advanced AI
Breaking away from its usual reveal at the Google I/O event, the tech giant introduced the smartphone early, boasting a fresh mint color alongside the traditional hues.
Google Commits to Destroying Illegally Collected Incognito Browsing Data
Under the terms of the proposed settlement, which still requires approval from a California federal judge, Google will destroy or de-identify billions of records of web browsing data collected under the guise of private browsing.
Google Is Testing Its Medical AI Chatbot in US Hospitals
Google's representatives say that the technology has the potential to expand the applications of AI in healthcare tenfold, but they also express caution about its current readiness for integration into personal healthcare journeys.
Google's Update on Inactive Account Policies: Empowering Users to Manage Digital Afterlife
This update, designed to safeguard user data and empower individuals to manage their digital presence even after their lifetime, promises more clarity and control over the treatment of inactive accounts.
