OpenAI Reportedly Buys Smartphone Camera Startup for Over $300 Million
OpenAI has reportedly acquired Glass Imaging, a startup developing AI-powered smartphone camera technology, in a accord worth more than $300 million.
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Another Sinkhole Appears on Newly-Built Road in Lahore
Another sinkhole has appeared on a newly constructed main road in Johar Town, raising fresh reservations over the quality of construction work carried out…
Vivo V80 Could Be The Biggest V-Series Upgrade Yet
Vivo is preparing to launch the Vivo V80, with reports pointing to major upgrades in cameras, battery capacity, and software over the V70 series.
Pakistani Gangs Are Reportedly Involved in Alleged Contract Killings in South Africa
For context, the Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs has been informed that organized Pakistani gangs are active in South Africa, with some members…
Here’s Why Trains in Pakistan Don’t Have Internet Facility
For context, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has clarified that Pakistan Railways cannot directly provide commercial internet services to passengers under its existing telecom…
Xiaomi 18 Pro Series Launching This Month With Smarter Rear Screen
According to Xiaomi has officially, the Xiaomi 18 Pro series will launch in China afterwards this month, while additionally teasing new functionality for the…
Foreign National Killed in Accident in Lahore
Notably, a Chinese national was killed in a traffic accident near Cavalry Chowk in Lahore, Punjab after a speeding car struck his motorcycle from…
MediaTek launches new mobile chip using TSMC’s most advanced technology
Attention has turned to mediaTek launches new mobile chip using TSMCs most advanced technology, a development that is being followed closely by readers who…
Hyundai Increases Palisade Hybrid Prices in Pakistan
Hyundai Nishat Motor has rose the costs of the Palisade Hybrid in Pakistan after the implementation of the revised 25% sales tax structure.
Honor Robot Phone’s Gimbal Camera Breaks From Dirt in Durability Test
Honor's unusual Robot Phone has passed JerryRigEverything's familiar durability tests, revealing both impressive engineering and an obvious weakness in its moving gimbal camera.