Tech Weekly Recap: X shutdown in Pakistan, Musk criticizes Gemini AI, GTA 6 leaks and more
CEO Carl Pei, now known as 'Carl Bhai' on X (formerly Twitter), engaged with the Indian audience and expressed enthusiasm for the market. The smartphone is set to debut in India and global markets on March 5, with notable features and a competitive price point. Apple's recent release, the Vision Pro, garnered mixed reactions among users.
Bloomberg columnist Mark Gurman reported a surprising number of returns, citing concerns about comfort, price justification, and an isolated user experience. While some users praised it as the tech of the future, others criticized various aspects. Apple is actively investigating the reasons behind the returns and engaging with customers to address concerns.
Excitement swept through the gaming community with leaked information about Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6). A mysterious Redditor revealed groundbreaking features, including gore and dismemberment abilities, dual wielding, a 3vs3 basketball game mode, and harder carjacking mechanics. The leak has reignited anticipation for the highly anticipated game, with players eagerly awaiting official announcements from Rockstar Games.
In a significant move towards indigenous artificial intelligence (AI) in India, the BharatGPT group, backed by Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries and top engineering schools, is set to launch its ChatGPT-style service named 'Hanooman' in March. The AI model, developed in collaboration with eight Indian Institutes of Technology, aims to cater to various fields such as healthcare, governance, financial services, and education, supporting 11 local languages. Alphabet Inc's Google plans to begin production of its Pixel smartphones in India by the next quarter, with the goal of producing over 10 million Pixel units in
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