Social Media

In an era dominated by mainstream social media platforms that prioritize content sharing over interpersonal relationships, Mozi emerges as a refreshing alternative. Launched exclusively on iOS, the app is the brainchild of Ev Williams, a prominent figure in the tech landscape, aiming to shift the focus from public interactions to more intimate and meaningful connections.
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In a bid to elevate user experience, WhatsApp has announced a series of innovative features aimed at enhancing audio and video calling capabilities on both desktop and mobile platforms. Set to roll out just in time for the holiday season, these updates promise to significantly improve how users interact during their calls, making conversations more
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As the year draws to a close, the gaming community finds itself in a mode of reflection; this time, it’s the PlayStation players eagerly awaiting their annual retrospective on gaming. In a bid to celebrate their 30th anniversary, Sony has introduced an innovative and aesthetically pleasing PlayStation 2024 Wrap-Up, reminiscent of the classic PlayStation look
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In a surprising move that raised eyebrows across the tech community, xAI, the artificial intelligence company owned by Elon Musk, debuted its new AI image generation tool—Aurora—within its Grok platform. Announced implicitly through a brief social media interaction rather than an official press release, the launch of Aurora exemplifies the sometimes chaotic nature of product
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The platform formerly known as Twitter, referred to as X, has recently revised its engagement requirements for its creator revenue share program, marking yet another pivotal change in the social media landscape. As the platform seeks to refine its monetization strategies, the latest updates raise questions about accessibility for creators and the overall viability of
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Everywhere we look, artificial intelligence (AI) is making waves in a myriad of fields, and social media is no exception. Recently, X—a platform formerly known as Twitter—has made its AI chatbot, Grok, accessible to all its users, after previously limiting it to Premium subscribers. While the launch of Grok creates excitement, it also raises critical
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