Beginning in 2025, Sony Honda will produce high-end EVs in North America.
On Thursday, a new electric vehicle startup with Honda and Sony as founding partners made its official debut.
Government may approve semiconductor unit proposals in the upcoming 30 to 60 days.
Within the next 30 to 60 days, the government is likely to begin granting requests to establish production facilities for electronic chips.
Entrepreneur Dennis Tito will travel around the moon on Starship with SpaceX.
In 2001, Tito paid Russia $20 million for a trip to the International Space Station.
Microsoft Surface October Event Announces Surface Laptop 5 With 12th Gen Intel CPUs
The business also unveiled a fresh Microsoft 365 app and a few new work-from-home gear.
Price, Specifications Announced for Infinix InBook X2 Plus and Infinix 43Y1 Smart TV in India
Infinix has unveiled the 43Y1 smart TV and the new INBook X2 Plus laptop in India.
To remotely eavesdrop on phone calls, scientists employ sensors.
With up to 83% accuracy, researchers have developed a technique for detecting the vibrations of a mobile phone's earpiece.
To entice drivers, Lyft is experimenting with a new compensation algorithm.
The action comes after a comparable action by larger rival Uber Technologies Inc.
Adani Data Networks receives a unified licence to operate fully.
At its data centre in Noida, Adani Enterprises has leased 4.64 lakh square feet to Raiden Infotech, a Google subsidiary, for a monthly rent of Rs 11 crore.
Elon Musk's SpaceX will apply for an Indian Starlink services authorization.
The Indian government urged Starlink to cancel all pre-orders earlier this year until it had authorization to operate there.
After a disastrous launch, a Japanese space rocket was commanded to self-destruct.
On its sixth space mission, the unmanned rocket, which can launch in three stages, was putting a number of satellites into orbit.
Snapchat unveils redesigned Spectacles sunglasses with hefty price tag
With a steep price tag, Snapchat unveiled updated Spectacles sunglasses.
TikTok makes money on live feeds of refugees begging
According to the BBC, TikTok and affiliated livestreaming guilds take a share of 70% of donations made by Syrian migrants who use the programme to beg for money