Category: Technology

Fujifilm has announced the X Half, a digital camera that revives half-frame film photography with a modern twist. Featuring an 18MP vertical sensor, a fixed 32mm-equivalent f/2.8 lens, and classic manual controls, it blends nostalgic experience with current digital strengths. Connectivity and creative modes round out its compact, stylish package.

AI-driven search engines are revolutionizing how we access information, but their implementation raises significant concerns. With issues like scientific racism and inaccuracies, these tools may perpetuate misinformation. Tech giants like Google and Microsoft are investing heavily in AI search, yet critics highlight flaws in their models which lack true understanding of content. Addressing ethical implications and misinformation is crucial for their future development.

The FCCPC in Nigeria claims WhatsApp's threat to leave the country over a $220 million fine is an attempt to manipulate public opinion and pressure the commission. The fine was imposed on Meta for various data privacy violations. The FCCPC insists that Meta must comply with Nigerian laws and respect consumer rights.

Apple's iOS 18 is set to bring significant updates focusing on customization, AI, and privacy. Expected to launch in September, with developer and public betas rolling out earlier, the new OS will be compatible with iPhones featuring the A12 Bionic chipset or newer.

ChatGPT experienced a major outage, affecting thousands globally as users struggled to access the AI service. OpenAI acknowledged the issue and is actively working on a resolution. Data from Downdetector highlighted significant access issues, with users expressing frustration and humor on social media. The outage has prompted discussions about the reliance on AI tools.