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Chennai gets a 360-degree immersive dome theatre

Sun Dance by Casagrand is said to be India’s first 360 degree immersive dome theatre

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India’s PC market declined 6.6% in 2023 

India’s PC shipments reached 13.9 million units in 2023, registering a decline of 6% YoY 

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 ServiceNow, AICTE sign MoU to skill over 10,000 students

The strategic partnership has the goal to potentially scale up to 25,000 students within three years. 

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Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg to visit South Korea

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is expected to meet Samsung chairman ay Y. Lee on is visit to South Korea

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Adobe Reader and Acrobat to get AI Assistant  

The new AI-powered Assistant in Adobe Reader and Acrobat can generate summaries and insights from long documents, answer questions, and format information 

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Apple receives U.S. patent for “fabric control device”

Apple received a U.S. patent, dated February 20, for a fabric-based item with circuit-related elements such as switches and sensors

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Here is how your Amazon Prime Video experience could change

Users across the world are noting that Amazon has taken away the superior Dolby Vision and Atmos features, placing these behind a higher paywall

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Sony announces PS Plus February game line-up

Sony unveiled its February line-up of games for PlayStation Plus Extra and Deluxe/Premium tier on February 14.

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India is the 80th most targeted country worldwide in cybercrime: Report

Nearly 34% of users in India were targeted by local threats in the year 2023, making the country the 80th most targeted in the world

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MIT researchers unveil Terahertz-powered anti-tampering tags

The Terahertz-powered anti-tampering tags are said to be significantly smaller and cheaper than RFIDs, and incorporate microscopic metal particles into the glue that adheres the tag to an object.

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