LG, Qualcomm to Jointly Develop ‘webOS Auto’ In-Car Infotainment Platform If neither Android Auto nor Apple CarPlay is your cup of tea, you’ll be happy to know that the in-car infotainment sector has got a new entrant. South Korean tech giant, LG Electronics, and US chipmaker, Qualcomm, have announced a tie-up to develop LG’s ‘webOS Auto’ into a full-fledged in-vehicle infotainment system that can take on the incumbents from Google and Apple at their own game....

PUBG Mobile Season 10 Details Leaked: New Skins, Weapons, and More PUBG Mobile is currently on Season 9 of the Royale Pass, but details about the next season have already started leaking out. The leak comes courtesy of YouTuber “Mr. Ghost Gaming” who posted a video (that you can check outhere) on their YouTube channel showing off the things coming to the popular battle royale game on smartphones. 1. Season 10 Theme According to the leak, the overall theme in Season 10 is going to feature a very desert-like look, with rewards that are themed around the same thing....

Samsung Launches Galaxy Labs; an App Suite to Help Optimize Your Phone ThoughOneUI 2is set to bring along a number of changes to Samsung’s Galaxy phones, the company has today released a new suite of device optimization apps. Dubbed Galaxy Labs, it’s offering users access to 4 apps, including a file restoration app, battery tracker and optimizer, and an app booster. All of these four apps live under Galaxy Labs, similar to the “Device Care” feature on the company’s OneUI-powered devices....

Twitter Will Ban All Political Ads Unlike Facebook, Says CEO Jack Dorsey Twitter is to ban all political advertising worldwide, saying that the reach of such messages ‘should be earned, not bought’.“While internet advertising is incredibly powerful and very effective for commercial advertisers, that power brings significant risks to politics”, company CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted, the BBC reported on Wednesday. We’ve made the decision to stop all political advertising on Twitter globally....

Vodafone May Exit India Because of Mounting Losses: Report British telecom giant, Vodafone, is reportedly looking to exit the Indian market amidst mounting losses and an eroding subscriber base. The final straw for the company is believed to be the recent Supreme Court verdict that determined the firm owes the Indian government more than Rs. 28,000 crore in outstanding taxes, penalties and interest. In a press release following the aforementioned judgement, Vodafone Idea said it might ask the government for a waiver on the interest and penalties, because it might otherwise have serious financial implications for the company....

WhatsApp Confirms Indian Journalists, Activists Were Spied on By Israeli Hackers Just yesterday, WhatsApp revealed that an Israeli cyber-surveillance giant attempted to snoop on Indian journalists and human rights activists. The messaging giant sued NSO Group, the firm for carrying out the cyber-attack but has now confirmed that an Isreali state-of-the-art spyware, called Pegasus, was used in the attack. WhatsApp has disclosed that Pegasus was used in the snooping attack, only a day afterfiling a lawsuitin the U....

WhatsApp Pay Will Soon Launch in India, Says Mark Zuckerberg Facebook is inching closer to launchmuch-anticipated WhatsApp Payin India and will soon have a positive news to share, the company’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said. Data compliance issues and regulations havekept WhatsApp Pay launch in abeyancefor quite some time, despite a successful test run of the payments service with one million users in the country. “We have our test going in India....