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Google Gets FDA Clearance For Loss-of-Pulse Feature For Pixel Watch 3

Google's Pixel Watch 3 has finally gotten FDA clearance for a first-of-its-kind loss-of-pulse feature.

TikTok Back In Apple & Google Play Stores, X Reacts To The Latest Developments

TikTok is back in the Apple Store and Google Play stores for US users, for now.

Google Removes Black History Month, Pride Month & More From Google Calendar

Google isn't done kissing Donald Trump's ring.

Capitulation At Its Finest: US Google Maps Users Will See Trump’s “Gulf of America” Instead of “Gulf of Mexico”

Donald Trump's presidency is wasting no time with absurdity, and sadly, people are bending their knees to please his ridiculousness.

GloRilla, Druski, Jayda Cheaves Team Up With Google For 5th ‘Black-Owned Friday’ Shopping Intiative

Google’s Black-Owned Friday continues spotlighting Black-owned businesses nationwide on America’s favorite shopping holiday. Black-Owned Friday is back for its fifth iteration and is sticking to the same formula of using the biggest Black celebrities and influencers to help spread the word about fantastic Black-owned businesses. Last year, Keke Palmer did a clever cover of Crystal […]

Elon Musk Claims He Is Dropping A Gmal Rival Called “XMail”

We truly believe Elon Musk is just talking out the side of his a** like he does with everything else.

Google Pixel 8 & Pixel Pro 8 Boast Impressive A.I. Enhancements

It’s Google’s turn to show the world what its latest smartphones and wearables can do that the competition can’t. On Wednesday, October 4, Google unveiled its new Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphone lineup, Pixel Buds Pro, and two new smartwatches, the Fitbit Charge 6 plus Pixel Watch 2. Here is everything we […]

Microsoft Partners With OpenAI To Resurrect Bing, While Google Readies It ChatGPT Rival, Bard

ChatGPT, the OpenAi-developed chatbot that has some folks in the education sector spooked is not going away anytime soon. Two of tech’s biggest companies, Google and Microsoft, are also jumping into the game. Today in a huge surprise, Microsoft announced the arrival of its ChatGPT-powered version of its less-than-popular search engine Bing during a surprise […] The post Microsoft Partners With OpenAI To Resurrect Bing, While Google Readies It ChatGPT Rival, Bard appeared first on The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media | Hip-Hop Wired.

The Legal Beat: Taylor Swift Ends ‘Shake It Off’ Battle – Plus Megan Thee Stallion, Nick Carter & More

This is The Legal Beat, a weekly newsletter about music law from Billboard Pro, offering you a one-stop cheat sheet of big new cases, important rulings, and all the fun stuff in between. This week: Taylor Swift ends a long-running copyright case over the lyrics to “Shake It Off,” Tory Lanez heads to trial over accusations that he shot Megan Thee Stallion, Backstreet Boys member Nick Carter is accused of sexually assault, and much more. THE BIG STORY: Taylor Swift’s Accusers Drop “Shake It Off” Case It was the next big music copyright case – until it wasn’t. After five long years of litigation, and with just a month to go until a scheduled trial, attorneys for Taylor Swift reached an agreement Monday with songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler to end their copyright infringement lawsuit cl...

A Supreme Court case could kill Facebook and other socials — allowing blockchain to replace them

The internet — arguably the greatest invention in human history — has gone awry. We can all feel it. It is harder than ever to tell if we are engaging with friends or foes (or bots), we know we are being constantly surveilled in the name of better ad conversion, and we live in constant fear of clicking something and being defrauded. The failures of the internet largely stem from the inability of large tech monopolies — particularly Google and Facebook — to verify and protect our identities. Why don’t they? The answer is that they have no incentive to do so. In fact, the status quo suits them, thanks to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, passed by the United States Congress in 1996. Related: Nodes are going to dethrone tech giants — from Apple to Google But things may be about t...

Bahamian attorneys pursue access to FTX data of international customers

Authorities across the globe are fighting against time to bring justice to the millions of people impacted by the financial frauds committed by FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried. As part of the ongoing investigations, attorneys representing the Securities Commission of the Bahamas seek access to FTX’s database with international customer information. The Bahamian attorneys filed an emergency motion with a Delaware bankruptcy judge requesting access to FTX’s customer database to aid their ongoing investigations. The motion highlighted previous failed attempts to access the defunct crypto exchange’s database. As a result, the lawyers claimed that FTX employees and counsel prevented authorities from getting critical financial information. The database in question is reportedly stored on Amazon Web Se...

YouTube Is Working to Remove Reposts of Kanye West’s Interview With Alex Jones: Report

YouTube is reportedly working to remove reuploaded video clips of Kanye “Ye” West‘s controversial interview on Alex Jones’ Infowars talk show. During his appearance Thursday (Dec. 1) on the alt-right conspiracy theorist’s program, Ye shocked viewers by praising Adolf Hitler and the Nazis. “Every human being has something of value that they brought to the table, especially Hitler,” the rapper said. “How about that one?” Later in the day, Ye was also suspended once again from Twitter after posting an image of a swastika merged with a Star of David. NBC News reported on Saturday (Dec. 3) that YouTube parent company Google was “working to remove reuploads if the antisemitism in the interview isn’t denounced in the video via added commentary,” according to a statement from the tech gi...