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Duo share first single "Overcompensate" from upcoming LP, the "final chapter" in an arc that began with 2015's Blurryface Twenty One Pilots will wrap up a nearly decade-long narrative with their upcoming LP Clancy, which concludes the duo’s multi-album arc that started with 2015’s Blurryface. Ahead of Clancy’s May 17 release, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun have shared the video for the album’s first single and opening salvo, “Overcompensate.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53tgVlXBZVg…

Too Long; Didn't ReadEmbark on a fascinating journey through the history of inDrive, the ride-hailing service that emerged from the extreme climate of Yakutsk to become a unicorn company. Michil Androsov, inDrive's CTO, shares insights into the early days of development, the challenges faced in Yakutia's harsh conditions, and the unique pricing model that sets inDrive apart. From the pioneering days of iOS development to the expansion beyond Yakutsk and into other Russian cities, discover the key milestones that shaped…

Shown is a Toyota logo at the Philadelphia Auto Show on Jan. 27, 2023, in Philadelphia. A decade-long data breach in Toyota’s much-touted online service put some information on more than 2 million vehicles at risk, the Japanese automaker said Friday, May 12. Credit: AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File A decade-long data breach in Toyota's much-touted online service put some information on more than 2 million vehicles at risk, the…

The decade-long push to get Alice: Asylum--a theoretical third game in the Alice series--has ended, announced developer American McGee.After the completion of an Alice: Asylum design bible--a huge document containing concept art, core game design concepts, and narrative goals--McGee said he resumed talks with Electronic Arts, the company that owns Alice's IP, to see if EA would be either be willing to fund Alice: Asylum or to license the IP out.EA refused to do either. McGee said EA passed on funding due…

Well, we knew it was coming, but Dwayne Johnson has now officially confirmed that Warner Bros. is in no hurry to fast-track a Black Adam sequel, meaning the promised era of the DCU that would feature The Rock as one of its tentpole stars is over before it ever begun. Johnson is essentially parting ways with DC, as James Gunn and Peter Safran rebuild the universe, and though he’s not ruling out a return one day, he’s very much putting the franchise behind him for the forseeable. The result is that it’s just possible…

Laying rest to the rumors, Apple CEO Tim Cook on Tuesday admitted that for over a decade, they are using camera sensors provided by Sony. The…

Apple CEO Tim Cook admitted in a recent tweet that the Cupertino company has used Sony image sensors in the iPhone for over a decade. This is a rare confirmation from Apple regarding the specific components featured on its devices. Specifications for the company's iPhone models usually only include the camera resolution, aperture, and other generic information. There have been several rumours over the years suggesting that Sony was providing camera sensors for the iPhone. Even the iPhone 15 is expected to include a…

Two Chinese entrepreneurs, Derek Li and Rick Chang, separately jumped into the country’s tech boom nearly a decade ago, in the early days of Xi Jinping’s rule.China’s mobile-technology market was exploding, fueled by generous government subsidies and a light touch from regulators. Their respective businesses benefited greatly from the dynamism in China’s tech sector, underpinned by Mr. Xi’s push for innovation and…

House of the Dragon episode 6 trailer is out. HBO dropped a preview for next week's episode of the Game of Thrones prequel series, teasing a massive time jump, now that we are midway through the season. Titled “The Princess and the Queen,” House of the Dragon episode 6 picks up 10 years after Ser Criston Cole (Fabien Frankel) led the assault during the royal feast, accusing Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) of murdering his cousin. House of the Dragon episode 6 premieres on September 26 at 6:30am IST/ September 25 at 9pm ET on…

A decade-old legal battle between Silicon Valley giants Oracle and Google over software rights moves to the Supreme Court Wednesday, in a case with enormous implications for copyright in the digital era.The top court scheduled oral arguments in the case which dates back to a lawsuit filed in 2010 by Oracle seeking billions from Google over its use of Java programming language in its Android mobile operating system.Two separate jury trials ended with a determination that Google's "software interface" did not unfairly use…