Spotify's best developers haven't written a line of code since December, thanks to the power of artificial intelligence, which has transformed the way they work

The White House has sparked controversy by altering a photo of an ICE protester's arrest, with officials claiming the move was intended to prevent the spread of misinformation, but critics argue it was an attempt to shape public opinion and fuel memes

The UK government is exploring the possibility of introducing an Australia-like social media ban for users under the age of 16, citing concerns over online safety and mental health.

WhatsApp is testing a dedicated companion app for Apple Watch, bringing seamless messaging to users’ wrists. The beta feature allows notifications, message replies, and voice notes without relying heavily on an iPhone. This move signals WhatsApp’s growing ambition to expand across device ecosystems and redefine smartwatch communication experiences.

Ana de Armas praised Tom Cruise for his continued support of theatrical releases, highlighting his passion for keeping cinema experiences alive amid the streaming boom.

Punjabi superstar and global icon Diljit Dosanjh recently made headlines for trying one of London’s most expensive coffees, priced at a staggering ₹31,000 per cup. While fans expected a glowing review, Diljit’s hilariously honest reaction — calling the drink “pheeki” (bland) — won the internet.

A lot of full-stack devs (especially beginners) struggle with when it’s time to move from local to live. Let’s break this down in a realistic, human-friendly way, using common platforms like Docker, Vercel, Netlify, and Heroku. I’ll also reference a real-world example, like how i deployed the project flipfilezone.com, a tool-based full-stack app.

Jennifer Lopez is set to embark on her 'Up All Night: Live in 2025' tour, marking her return to the stage after six years. The international tour will span 17 cities across Africa, Asia, and Europe, starting on July 6 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, and concluding on August 7 in Istanbul, Turkey.

Quantum computing’s rapid advancements are sounding alarm bells in the cybersecurity world. As quantum machines grow more powerful, experts warn that traditional encryption methods like RSA and ECC could be easily broken, triggering an urgent global push toward quantum-safe cryptographic protocols.