Rumours that Samsung will release three foldable devices in 2024 have been around for a while now. Along with the regular Galaxy Fold 6 and Galaxy Flip 6, the company will introduce a third new foldable smartphone this year.
And it's not Japan!
OnePlus is entering the artificial intelligence race with a new AI Eraser feature that allows users to easily remove unwanted elements from their photos.
The event will take place in early summer
In the new version of Android 15, Google plans to make significant changes to the design of the status bar icons.
TSMC currently estimates the damage caused at $60 million
Yahoo has bought Artifact, a news app developed by Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. Financial terms of the deal, which closed last week, were not disclosed.
Intel has released a report on the operating losses of its foundry business due to high competition and poor decisions.
Google has started releasing the April security update for its Pixel smartphones. This update includes 28 general security patches for Android and 25 that are exclusive to Google Pixel smartphones. As usual, the release is phased and it may take some time for everyone to get the new software.
The US Navy plans to test a prototype microwave air defence system on one of its vessels in 2026.
Developer Stunlock Studios is gradually preparing for the release of V Rising from early access next month, so it has announced that the price of the game will be raised from $19.99 to $34.99 starting from April 5. In fact, this is not news at all, as the developer said at the time of the game's launch in early access: "we expect the price to increase after the early access, but we can't give an exact price".
Cloud provider Amazon Web Services (AWS) has expanded its programme of providing free credits to startups so they can use the funds to pay for work with artificial intelligence models from third-party developers including Anthropic, Meta, Mistral AI and Cohere.
The Shift Up website has openings to work on an unannounced project
On April Fool's Day, Landfall, the developer of Totally Accurate Battle Simulator, surprised gamers with a new release called Content Warning. Initially free for 24 hours, it quickly gained popularity, reaching 204,439 peak concurrent players on Steam, according to SteamDB.
