Category: 5. Technology

Apple’s highly anticipated iPhone 17 entire models is expected to feature a substantial upgrade in display technology.   Following the modifications, reports suggest that Apple may finally introduce a 120Hz refresh rate for both the iPhone 17 and the iPhone 17 Air, which is likely to replace the Plus variant. According to Chinese digital outlet, iPhone…

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WhatsApp, the popular messaging platform owned by Meta, has announced that it will no longer work on a range of smart smartphones starting January 1, 2025. The decision comes as WhatsApp moves to adapt to the latest technological advancements and offer improved services to its users worldwide, including in Pakistan. Devices running outdated operating systems…

China has revealed a prototype of its next-generation high-speed train, the CR450, which it claims will be the world’s fastest once it enters commercial service, CNN reported on Tuesday.

Tesla has begun trial production at its new Shanghai megafactory, which is dedicated to manufacturing Megapack energy storage batteries. The mass production is expected to start in the first quarter of 2025 – less than a year since construction started. The new megafactory is located near Tesla’s existing vehicle gigafactory in the Lingang area and…

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Air taxi start-up Volocopter GmbH filed for insolvency proceedings on Monday, citing its inability to raise new funds to maintain regular operations. The Mercedes-Benz (MBGn.DE), opens new tab and Honeywell (HON.O), opens new tab-backed company plans to continue business operations during the insolvency proceedings while seeking additional funding. “Despite recent intensive fundraising… Continue Reading News…

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The European Union has recently introduced a new law requiring most electronic devices to use the same type of charger: USB-C. This means consumers will no longer need to collect different chargers for their various gadgets, as USB-C will be the standard for many devices. This important change, called the Common Charger Directive, was approved…

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