Today, Human Rights First’s Innovation Lab announced the launch of ReadyNow!, a free and secure mobile app designed to help immigrants prepare for possible detention and act quickly in moments of ...

Columnar, a startup founded by core Apache Arrow developers, launched today with $4 million to accelerate data connectivity using Arrow-based drivers. Bessemer Venture Partners led the company’s seed ...

In a major step toward promoting digital literacy, Punjab University’s Career Development Center (CDC) has introduced free online Python programming classes in collaboration with iCodeGuru. The ...

A mobile remittance app that offers fast and free money transfers from the UAE to different parts of the world has temporarily paused operation, citing system upgrade as the reason for discontinuing ...

The company's CEO confirmed that baristas will start using AI to help with orders and duties Michael Nied has been a digital news editor with PEOPLE since 2025. He has previously been published by ...

Kirsty lost almost everything - and even went without food so her children could eat. Read on to discover the cunning box of tricks the conman used to reel the savvy mum in WHEN Kirsty Belmont’s new ...

Las Vegas Realtors are out with the latest housing numbers locally, showing slower sales and lower prices.With a breakdown for what this all means, we talked wi UNLV professor weighs in on government ...

This Diwali, Google's Gemini Nano Banana AI is revolutionizing festive greetings. Users can now transform selfies into stunning, hyper-realistic Bollywood-style couple portraits with just a few words.

This Diwali, a vibrant new trend is lighting up social media feeds - AI-generated portraits infused with festive charm. From Laxmi Puja to solo rangoli, people are turning their selfies into stunning ...

It was nearing the end of semester and results had just been released for final law assessments. "Mary", a pseudonym to protect her identity as a student, sat at her computer, refreshing the browser, ...

At a time when startup hustle culture is back, when “locked in” tech founders have even embraced the “996” way of working — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., 6 days a week — there is something dystopian about using ...