industry updates

Hiring Opportunities in Rubber Industries

Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishing Sector Skill Council Appoints Premal Udani as Chairman

WhatsApp to extend group call limit to take on Houseparty, Google Duo and others

Facebook Wants You to Spend Less Time on Facebook And is Adding a New Quiet Mode

Samsung Galaxy M30s Reportedly Receiving Android 10 Based Update in India

The Galaxy M30s was reported to have received the March 2020 security patch separately last month, ahead of most of the phones in the South Korean giant’s lineup. The March 2020 security patch came to the Samsung Galaxy M30s even before Google rolled out the security patch for its Pixel smartphones.

Samsung temporarily shuts down a factory in South Korea due to Coronavirus

The company produces high-end phones, such as the Galaxy Z Flip, in this factory for the domestic market. With the current shut down being temporary, it’s unlikely that production will take a major hit.

Indian-origin Arvind Krishna appointed as the new CEO of IBM

Indian-origin Arvind Krishna has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of American IT giant IBM

Snapchat has taken an evident jibe at its rival app Instagram

In its latest campaign called #RealFriends, photo-messaging app Snapchat has taken an evident jibe at its rival app Instagram, asserting that close friends choose Snapchat for sharing personal photo-messages.

Data security take center-stage, as soon as Apple dials ‘Privacy 2.0’ as user privacy

Technology firms such as Amazon, Google and Facebook are under wide scrutiny over how they handle users’ data. Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal and a spate of data breaches in last couple of years, user privacy has become a hot topic of discussion. Apple, a rare tech firm aloof from any major privacy scandal, is looking at this a window of opportunity to promote its privacy-focused features.

Apple contractors analyzing Siri recordings for user privacy

APPLE hired Private contractors to snoop in users conversations

Apple, which repeatedly takes a dig at Android over privacy, is now allegedly paying contractors to listen to the recorded conversations of its virtual assistant Siri.