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OceanGate Announces to Resume its Operations Again

1Jul

By Aqsa AzamNo Comments

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OceanGate Announces to Resume its Operations Again

Despite the unfortunate incident of imploding a submarine and the death of 5 people. OceanGate announces to resume its operations in 2024 again. The proposed date of the next trips to the Titanic wreck is June 12 and 21 with a ticket price of $250,000. The Titanic wreckage seemingly continues to be of interest to OceanGate Expeditions. Despite the recent tragedy that resulted in the loss of five passengers. OceanGate is the company marketing the Titan submersible expedition to the RMS Titanic Shipwreck. It continues to advertise upcoming journeys to the underwater ruins on its website. There are details about two scheduled expeditions to the Titanic wreckage for 2024 on the OceanGate website. They are scheduled from June 12-20 and June 21-29. Furthermore, the 2023 mission has been ...

3Jun

By Muhammad Dastageer ShamsNo Comments

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PTA mobiles tax likely to decrease soon

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) is expected to decrease the mobile tax imposed on consumers. This move comes as part of the government's ongoing efforts to promote digital inclusion and enhance affordability for the masses. The current mobile tax structure has been a matter of concern for consumers and industry stakeholders alike. It imposes a substantial burden on mobile phone users. However, sources within the PTA indicate that discussions are underway to revise the tax rates. The aim is to create a more favorable environment for consumers while still ensuring sustainable revenue for the government. If the authorities implement the tax reduction, people expect it will lead to a significant decrease in the overall cost of mobile phones. This would make them more acce...

iPhone 15 leaks reveal it has lesser specs than promised

29May

By Muhammad Dastageer ShamsNo Comments

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iPhone 15 leaks reveal it has lesser specs than promised

Recent leaks about Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 15 have worried tech enthusiasts, as they suggest the flagship device may not meet promised specifications. The leaked information disappoints potential buyers and raises questions about Apple's commitment to innovation and cutting-edge technology. The leaks indicate that the iPhone 15 deviates from the initially touted revolutionary features in its specifications. One of the most noticeable downgrades is in the display department. Initial reports suggested that the iPhone 15 would sport a groundbreaking micro-LED display with higher resolution and enhanced color accuracy. However, the leaks indicate that Apple has opted for a standard OLED panel instead. A technology that has been available on previous iPhone models. Another disa...

Snapchat AI feature is creating a stir on special media

19May

By Aqsa AzamNo Comments

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Snapchat AI feature is creating a stir on special media

Snapchat, the popular photo messaging app, is set to launch its new My AI chatbot supported by Open AI’s ChatGPT. It is worth noting that Snapchat is the first social media platform to integrate an AI-powered chatbot for its users. A new AI chatbot is causing a lot of buzz both locally and nationally. It’s receiving praise from some, while raising safety concerns by law enforcement and cybersecurity experts. ‘My AI’ from Snapchat is now free for all users. Whether you want it or not, claiming to ‘make your life easier’ by answering questions and giving advice. We tried it for ourselves, and it can feel like talking to a friend when messaging with the bot. And that’s why cybersecurity experts like Jeremy Straub are reminding you what you say in an AI chat will likely live forever...

Google employees reportedly bashed Bard before launch

8May

By Muhammad Dastageer ShamsNo Comments

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Google employees reportedly bashed Bard before launch

Google is no stranger to controversy, and the launch of its AI-powered chatbot, Bard, was no exception. According to recent reports, several Google employees expressed concerns about the chatbot's capabilities. Moreover, employees were concerned about the potential impact on the company's reputation before its launch. Google designed Bard to simulate a human-like conversation and provide users with information and recommendations. The engineers trained the chatbot on a massive dataset of text from various sources, including books, websites, and conversations. Google touted Bard as a breakthrough in AI and a major step forward in natural language processing. However, as the launch date approached, some Google employees reportedly expressed doubts about Bard's ability to deliver on it...