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What’s New Today: Apple to Introduce New Color Variant for iPhone 16 Pro
Fast-Track Insights: Crypto.com Files Lawsuit against SEC for Regulating US Crypto Industry
Here’s a quick rundown of the biggest tech headlines making waves today. From the Snapdragon 8 Elite Chip launch to RRB recruitment, let’s dive into the top tech stories of the day.
Apple will introduce new color variants for iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro models. The iPhone 16 pro model will come with a new color variant Desert Titanium.
Now, as rumors about the iPhone 17 Pro models have started to circulate, there have been speculations about the color options for these upcoming models.
Following the launch of the iPhone 16 Pro with Black and Desert Titanium finishes, details about the iPhone 17 Pro's colors were leaked early.
There are indications that the smartphone might feature three new color options including Teal Titanium, Green Titanium, and Dark Green Titanium.
In addition to the iPhone 17 Pro, there are also talks of a new iPhone 17 Air model, which is expected to replace the "Plus variant."
The Notebook Check report and a tipster named Majin Bu reported that Apple is exploring green titanium shades for the iPhone 17 Pro models of the next year.
Disney+ Hotstar has launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool to optimise video streaming. Disney stated that this AI tool would fine-tune video streaming to reduce data usage without compromising video quality. Additionally, the feature is designed to streamline the downloading process for videos to be watched offline, making it more efficient.
The company also revealed last month that it plans to broadcast a limited selection of English Premier League matches in 4K resolution, showcasing an innovative encoding technology. This technology is designed to adjust data usage according to viewer behavior and the complexity of scenes, ensuring a high-quality viewing experience with minimal data consumption.
Disney+ Hotstar further announced that users can anticipate a 25% decrease in data usage when downloading videos for offline viewing, maintaining the video's quality. This initiative is intended to broaden access to Disney+ Hotstar's content for users with limited data plans.
OpenAI is establishing a team in Singapore to meet the increasing need for artificial intelligence solutions in the Asia-Pacific area.
The new facility, set to open by the year's end, will act as a central location for the startup to collaborate with partners, governments, and clients throughout the broader region.
OpenAI is also teaming up with AI Singapore, a government-led effort that unites local research entities, as it expands its footprint and network in an area experiencing rapid growth in online users.
OpenAI mentioned in a statement that Singapore has one of the highest rates of ChatGPT users.
Currently, Singapore acts as the central Asia hub for several major US internet companies, such as Alphabet Inc.'s Google and Meta Platforms Inc.
Apple has introduced the 2025 Swift Student Challenge program. This program is designed for the next generation of developers, creators, and entrepreneurs. Applicants can submit their applications starting in February 2025.
The Swift Student Challenge has been a cornerstone of Apple's efforts, offering a platform for future innovators to share their concepts. This includes the chance to exhibit their innovative thinking and programming skills through app playgrounds, along with valuable real-world experience.
This year, Apple is calling on participants to leverage their creativity to develop applications that address real-world issues. Apple will select 350 candidates out of the total applications chosen to participate in the 2025 challenge.
Have you wondered about technology's impact on how you take care of your teeth? All walks of life, including oral health, are now integrating Artificial intelligence (AI) technology. In every aspect of oral health care, including diagnosis and treatment plans, AI is revolutionizing it to enhance the quality of care and the efficiency of patient appointments at the dental office.
Crypto.com has filed a lawsuit against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), its Chair Gary Gensler, and its four commissioners, alleging the regulator has unlawfully expanded its jurisdiction to regulate the US crypto industry.
This legal move by Crypto.com follows the issuance of a Wells notice by the SEC to the exchange in August. This indicates the regulator’s intention to take enforcement action against the exchange.
Additionally, Crypto.com has made a request to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and SEC to jointly clarify that certain cryptocurrency derivative products are exclusively regulated by the CFTC.
Crypto.com has initiated its legal battle against the SEC in the federal court in Tyler, Texas.
