A new app called Bingers has been launched to fill the void left by the closure of popular TV and movie tracking platform TV Time. The app was created by Antonio Pinto, one of the original founders of TV Time. Bingers is said to be the main goal of bringing back TV Time’s popular tracking and community features in a modern way. When TV Time was shut down, it had been installed more than 26.4 million times worldwide, and more than 28,000 users had signed an online petition asking for it not to be closed. However, Whip Media, the company that owned TV Time, decided to close the service to…
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Apple Pay officially launches in the Philippines
Apple has officially launched its digital payment service, Apple Pay, for users in the Philippines starting August 4, 2026. With this launch, users in the Philippines will be able to make contactless payments in physical stores, apps and websites using iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad and Mac devices. At the time of Apple Pay’s launch, eligible Visa and Mastercard debit, credit and prepaid cards issued by Chinabank, GoTyme Bank, Metrobank and UnionBank were supported. Apple says that more banks and card providers will join the service in the future. To make a payment in a store using Apple Pay, you need to double-click the Side Button or Home Button on your…
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Google Pixel 11 series set to launch on August 12th
Google has officially announced that it will be holding its Made by Google 2026 hardware event, where it will introduce its next-generation Pixel devices, on Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The event will be held in New York City and Google will also be live streaming it online. Google has confirmed that the Pixel 11 series will be the main announcement at the event, referring to the official Google Store teaser page as The next generation Google Pixel 11. What time will the event be held in Sri Lankan time? The Made by Google 2026 keynote is scheduled to start at 3:00 PM Pacific Time and 6:00 PM Eastern Time. Accordingly,…
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South Korea’s $950 Billion Plan to Change the AI Chip World
South Korea’s Samsung Electronics and SK Group have announced a number of AI and semiconductor initiatives worth $950 billion, along with major U.S. technology companies. The partnerships were unveiled at an AI Summit in San Francisco hosted by South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung. The event was attended by technology industry leaders including NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and Broadcom CEO Hock Tan. The agreements signed by SK Group are valued at $750 billion, with more than $500 billion of that going to an AI data center and next-generation memory initiative with NVIDIA. Under the partnership, SK Hynix plans to supply NVIDIA with next-generation…
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Intel shares rise as AI grows.
Shares of Intel (INTC.O) rose 6% in premarket trading on Friday after rising expectations that AI improvements would lead to the chipmaker’s long-awaited turnaround. The company forecast third-quarter revenue to beat Wall Street expectations and raised its capital spending estimate for the year to $18 billion to $20 billion. Article imageIntel’s improving outlook reflects the growing use of its data center central processing units (CPUs) by customers building infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI), as Chief Executive Officer Lip-Bu Tan positions Nvidia (NVDA.O) as a broader beneficiary of AI-driven semiconductor demand, despite the company’s accelerator chips. “The capital increase reflects not only the cash flow upside and confidence in the visibility…